IgM
Immunology.
1.
immunoglobulin M: a class of short-term circulating and secretory antibodies existing as an aggregate of five antibody molecules, having a high affinity for viruses.
abbreviation
1.
International Grandmaster
immunoglobulin M
intergalactic medium
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