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Dictionary » I » Immunogen ImmunogenDefinition noun, plural: immunogens Any substance that stimulates an immune response, such as production of specific antibody or cellular immunity.
An immunogen is a kind of antigen that elicits an immune response. Unlike other types of antigens (such as hapten and tolerogen), immunogen can by itself stimulate an immune response and then serve as the target of such response.
Related forms: immunogenic (adjective). Synonym: antigen. Compare: tolerogen.
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Results from our forumantibody staining... in vivo, and i found a new subcellular location for a protein with one antibody (which has been use in many publication). Pre-incubation with the immunogen peptide (blocking peptide) result in the loss of the signal. Overexpression of this protein in cells can be also seen. But using an other ...
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B and T Cells... to "specific immune response" which could be humoral or cell-mediated immunities. If this is so, the more proper term is "immunogen" rather then "antigen". This because antigen can be self or nonself, which sel-antigen won't generate immune response but immuno-tolerance. ...
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C3... C3 (e.g. DAKO A 0062). In Western blotting after SDS-PAGE, HYB 005-01 reacts with C3 in reduced as well as non-reduced forms. The HYB 005-01-02 immunogen is C3 found in human plasma cells.
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"Twenty questions"-biology game Is it an immunogen? Is it a fungus? Am I ever going to figure this out in a million years? (Sorry for my pessimism, but I really don't know much about immunology.) #6 question Answer: Yes. No. Depends. Comment: The "yes" ...
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"Twenty questions"-biology gameIs it an immunogen? Is it a fungus? Am I ever going to figure this out in a million years? (Sorry for my pessimism, but I really don't know much about immunology.)
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