n.
A group of closely related microorganisms distinguished by a characteristic set of antigens.
tr.v., -typed, -typ·ing, -types.
To classify according to serotype; assign to a particular serotype.
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The type of a microorganism determined by its constituent antigens based on one of several different antibody–antigen reactions, or a taxonomic subdivision based thereon.
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