immunogenic

Modifies a noun

• agent: A good immune response is reliant on the reaction of an immunogenic agent and a fully competent immune system.
• peptide: Injections of immunogenic peptides associated or not with dendritic cells or injection of DNA coding for these tumor antigens are other possibilities.
• site: Neutralization escape mutants define a dominant immunogenic neutralization site on hepatitis A virus.
• protein: However, when nicotine is carried by an immunogenic protein it can prime the immune system to produce anti-nicotine antibodies.
• potential: Baculovirus expressed EHV-1 glycoproteins have been examined for their immunogenic potential with a view to use as potential sub-unit vaccines.
• epitopes: We have also described the immunogenic epitopes expressed by this tissue, and the expression of complement regulatory proteins in transgenic tissue.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Serum analysis revealed that all proteins were highly immunogenic.
• poorly: Since tumors are poorly immunogenic, the second essential element of a cancer vaccine is to increase the strength of the immune response.
• strongly: AIDS researchers have pointed out that the gp120 protein is strongly immunogenic, but the antibodies fail to protect against the virus.
• potentially: Hypersensitivity and allergic reactions As with any recombinant product, Raptiva is potentially immunogenic.

Preposition: in

• human: These results indicate that LT-B produced in transgenic corn is well-tolerated and immunogenic in humans.