Sci-Tech Dictionary:
Australia antigen
(immunology) An infectious agent that causes hepatitis in some people; similar to an inherited serum protein in being polymorphic.
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Aus·tra·lia antigen
(ô-strāl'yə)n.
An antigen first recognized in an Australian aborigine and associated with the hepatitis B virus. Also called hepatitis-associated antigen.
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