Significados de highly immunogenic en inglés

Significance: All three vaccine formulations were found to be safe and highly immunogenic.

The conjugate vaccine Pfs25H-OMPC also was highly immunogenic in rabbits and rhesus monkeys.

Vaccinia virus employs multiple mechanisms to evade the immune system, yet is highly immunogenic.

The P particles are easily produced in Escherichia coli, highly stable and highly immunogenic.

Both vaccine formulations were highly immunogenic in both species.

These were highly immunogenic in mice.

Together, the results demonstrate that the regulated attenuation strategy results in highly immunogenic antigen delivery vectors for oral vaccination.

We aimed to identify a highly immunogenic antigenic format for immunotherapeutic approaches, so as to boost immune responses in RCC patients.

In summary, MV are highly immunogenic without adjuvants and elicit immune responses comparable to those achieved with BCG in protection against M. tuberculosis.

It is concluded that this combined vaccine against hepatitis A and B, administered according to a two-dose schedule, is well-tolerated and highly immunogenic.

Cancer immunoediting describes the process whereby highly immunogenic tumor cells are removed, or edited, from the primary tumor repertoire by the immune system.

We also found that some highly immunogenic cell lines displayed a bimodal distribution consisting of H60a-hi and H60a-lo cells.

Results: There is evidence to suggest a highly immunogenic response to laser interstitial thermal therapy through activation of both the innate and adaptive immune response.

Although CSP is highly immunogenic, it does not induce long lasting protection and efforts to improve CSP-specific immunological memory and duration of protection are underway.

Antigen-containing gel fractions cut from the region covering 18-12 kDa were shown to be highly immunogenic in sheep challenge experiments.

Only those 20% of GCs with the highest T-cell infiltrates showed particularly good CSS, suggesting that a small subgroup of GCs is highly immunogenic.