Paul–Bunnell test
noun Medicine
A test in which an antibody reaction to sheep red blood cells confirms a diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis (glandular fever).
Origin
1930s: named after John R. Paul (1893–1936) and Walls W. Bunnell (1902–65), American physicians.
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