IgG

Immunology
1.
immunoglobulin G: a class of circulating antibodies predominant in serum, produced by plasma cells and memory cells in response to pathogens and other foreign substances, able to pass through the placental wall to the fetal circulation to impart immune defense for the period of infancy.
Origin
1960-65
Slang definitions & phrases for IgG

igg

verb

To ignore; refuse to notice (1940s+ Jive talk)


Related Abbreviations for IgG

IgG

immunoglobulin G