seroconversion

[se″ro-kon-ver´zhun] the change of a serologic test from negative to positive, indicating the development of antibodies in response to infection or immunization.

se·ro·con·ver·sion

(sē'rō-kon-ver'zhŭn), Development of detectable specific antibodies in the serum as a result of infection or immunization.

seroconversion

(sîr′ō-kən-vûr′zhən)n. Development of antibodies in blood serum as a result of infection or immunization.

se′ro·con·vert′ (-vûrt′) v.

seroconversion

Immunology The development of antibodies detectable in the serum, after exposure to a particular organism or antigen, in a person who was previously immunologically 'naive' for–ie, previously unexposed to a particular antigen; seroconversion may indicate current infection–and transmissibility of a pathogen–eg, HIV-1–seroconversion to p24 and/or p41 antibody production or HBV–seroconversion to surface antibody-HBsAb or e antibody–HBeAb production. See Seropositive. Cf Seronegative.

se·ro·con·ver·sion

(sēr'ō-kŏn-vĕr'zhŭn) The process by which, after exposure to the etiologic agent of a disease, the blood changes from a negative to a positive serum marker for that specific disease.

Seroconversion

The change from HIV-negative to HIV-positive status during blood testing. Persons who are HIV-positive are called seroconverters.Mentioned in: AIDS Tests

se·ro·con·ver·sion

(sēr'ō-kŏn-vĕr'zhŭn) Development of detectable specific antibodies in the serum due to infection.

单词	seroconversion
释义	seroconversion se·ro·con·ver·sion S0282950 (sîr′ō-kən-vûr′zhən)n. Development of antibodies in blood serum as a result of infection or immunization. se′ro·con·vert′ (-vûrt′) v. Translations seroconversion seroconversion [se″ro-kon-ver´zhun] the change of a serologic test from negative to positive, indicating the development of antibodies in response to infection or immunization. se·ro·con·ver·sion (sē'rō-kon-ver'zhŭn), Development of detectable specific antibodies in the serum as a result of infection or immunization. seroconversion (sîr′ō-kən-vûr′zhən)n. Development of antibodies in blood serum as a result of infection or immunization. se′ro·con·vert′ (-vûrt′) v. seroconversion Immunology The development of antibodies detectable in the serum, after exposure to a particular organism or antigen, in a person who was previously immunologically 'naive' for–ie, previously unexposed to a particular antigen; seroconversion may indicate current infection–and transmissibility of a pathogen–eg, HIV-1–seroconversion to p24 and/or p41 antibody production or HBV–seroconversion to surface antibody-HBsAb or e antibody–HBeAb production. See Seropositive. Cf Seronegative. se·ro·con·ver·sion (sēr'ō-kŏn-vĕr'zhŭn) The process by which, after exposure to the etiologic agent of a disease, the blood changes from a negative to a positive serum marker for that specific disease. Seroconversion The change from HIV-negative to HIV-positive status during blood testing. Persons who are HIV-positive are called seroconverters.Mentioned in: AIDS Tests se·ro·con·ver·sion (sēr'ō-kŏn-vĕr'zhŭn) Development of detectable specific antibodies in the serum due to infection.
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