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One major job of serologists is to test serum for antibodies. Aserological test, also called anantibodytest, detects antibodies in the blood when the body’s immune system is responding to a specific infection. Serological tests determine yourserostatus: whether or not you have detectable antibod...
one of the basic methods of determination of serum antibodies. The method is based on a reaction between an antigen on a special board and antibodies in the patient’s serum. Then secondary antibodies are added, which are specially labelled ...
Vaccines usually contain a reduced or modified version of a disease to allow your body to practice on it and develop the antibodies to fight it, if and when you become infected with the disease. Vaccine Types Doctors use one of five vaccines types to help prevent disease: ...
cellular and humoral immune responses. In vaccinated fish, the activated up-regulating TFN, Mx, CXCR, and IFN expressions trigger an antiviral immune response in the host. In addition, after a TRBIV challenge, the vaccinated fish showed a higher survival rate, producing specific serum antibodies....
Do the two transcription factors form a positive feedback amplifier circuit in their common fight against pathogens?INTERFERON regulatory factorsSTAT proteinsGENETIC transcriptionDNA-binding proteinsGENE expressionCYTOKINESSee also: Original Article by Zenke et al....
One month after vaccination, the vaccine induces specific humoral and cellular immune responses through the activation of MHC class I and cytokine (il8) genes and by the produc- tion of specific serum antibodies. Ma et al. developed a water-in-oil formulation of a formalin-killed bivalent ...
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