Definition of immunogenic in English:

immunogenic

adjective ɪˌmjuːnəʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌɪmjʊnəʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌɪmjənoʊˈdʒɛnɪk

Relating to or denoting substances able to produce an immune response.
immunogenic vaccines
Example sentencesExamples
- Though viral vectors are highly efficient for this purpose, numerous efforts are done to develop synthetic vectors because they are less immunogenic and pathogenic.
- The authors have put forward a concept of identifying specific protein subunits which are immunogenic and using them as diagnostic markers.
- Our results suggest that on UV irradiation, arginine can induce certain conformational alterations in DNA rendering it immunogenic.
- Most of these proteins which contain peptide repeats are also immunogenic and the host produces significant amount of antibodies against these.
- This approach is valuable for rapidly screening antibody specificities and assessing protein orientation needed for optimal presentation of immunogenic determinants.

Derivatives

immunogenicity

noun

Paraformaldehyde, unlike glutaraldehyde, preserves the immunogenicity of the cell surface proteins and virus proteins.
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim of the present study was to define the possible use of an adjuvant that could be used without conjugation, both by parenteral and mucosal immunization, to increase the immunogenicity of M protein.
- The disease may no longer be common, so the production of antibodies or immunogenicity, rather than protection from disease (clinical efficacy), has to be assessed.
- The immunogenicity of PA was tested by inoculating the protein into rabbits along with adjuvant.
- Conjugated vaccines result in improved immunogenicity over polysaccharide vaccines.

Definition of immunogenic in US English:

immunogenic

adjectiveˌɪmjənoʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌimyənōˈjenik

Relating to or denoting substances able to produce an immune response.
immunogenic vaccines
Example sentencesExamples
- Though viral vectors are highly efficient for this purpose, numerous efforts are done to develop synthetic vectors because they are less immunogenic and pathogenic.
- Our results suggest that on UV irradiation, arginine can induce certain conformational alterations in DNA rendering it immunogenic.
- This approach is valuable for rapidly screening antibody specificities and assessing protein orientation needed for optimal presentation of immunogenic determinants.
- The authors have put forward a concept of identifying specific protein subunits which are immunogenic and using them as diagnostic markers.
- Most of these proteins which contain peptide repeats are also immunogenic and the host produces significant amount of antibodies against these.

单词	immunogenic
释义	Definition of immunogenic in English: immunogenic adjective ɪˌmjuːnəʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌɪmjʊnəʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌɪmjənoʊˈdʒɛnɪk Relating to or denoting substances able to produce an immune response. immunogenic vaccines Example sentencesExamples Though viral vectors are highly efficient for this purpose, numerous efforts are done to develop synthetic vectors because they are less immunogenic and pathogenic. The authors have put forward a concept of identifying specific protein subunits which are immunogenic and using them as diagnostic markers. Our results suggest that on UV irradiation, arginine can induce certain conformational alterations in DNA rendering it immunogenic. Most of these proteins which contain peptide repeats are also immunogenic and the host produces significant amount of antibodies against these. This approach is valuable for rapidly screening antibody specificities and assessing protein orientation needed for optimal presentation of immunogenic determinants. Derivatives immunogenicity noun Paraformaldehyde, unlike glutaraldehyde, preserves the immunogenicity of the cell surface proteins and virus proteins. Example sentencesExamples The aim of the present study was to define the possible use of an adjuvant that could be used without conjugation, both by parenteral and mucosal immunization, to increase the immunogenicity of M protein. The disease may no longer be common, so the production of antibodies or immunogenicity, rather than protection from disease (clinical efficacy), has to be assessed. The immunogenicity of PA was tested by inoculating the protein into rabbits along with adjuvant. Conjugated vaccines result in improved immunogenicity over polysaccharide vaccines. Definition of immunogenic in US English: immunogenic adjectiveˌɪmjənoʊˈdʒɛnɪkˌimyənōˈjenik Relating to or denoting substances able to produce an immune response. immunogenic vaccines Example sentencesExamples Though viral vectors are highly efficient for this purpose, numerous efforts are done to develop synthetic vectors because they are less immunogenic and pathogenic. Our results suggest that on UV irradiation, arginine can induce certain conformational alterations in DNA rendering it immunogenic. This approach is valuable for rapidly screening antibody specificities and assessing protein orientation needed for optimal presentation of immunogenic determinants. The authors have put forward a concept of identifying specific protein subunits which are immunogenic and using them as diagnostic markers. Most of these proteins which contain peptide repeats are also immunogenic and the host produces significant amount of antibodies against these.
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