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In effect, the presence of these genes "immunises" the plant against the disease.

EDP24 News 2010

In effect, the presence of these genes "immunises" the plant against the disease.

EDP24 News 2010

In effect, the presence of these genes "immunises" the plant against the disease.

EDP24 News 2010

Fang, for instance, becomes convinced that, as an asthma sufferer, he and others like him using inhalers are taking a steroid that not only helps their asthma but immunises them against the optimism epidemic that is so virulent in China.

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Fang, for instance, becomes convinced that, as an asthma sufferer, he and others like him using inhalers are taking a steroid that not only helps their asthma but immunises them against the optimism epidemic that is so virulent in China.

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Privacy Protection Act, which broadly immunises news organisations from searches - unless, in some cases, the journalists themselves committed the crime.

Latest Articles | BuilderAU.com.au Declan McCullagh 2010

Privacy Protection Act, which broadly immunises news organisations from searches - unless, in some cases, the journalists themselves committed the crime.

CNET Australia Declan McCullagh 2010

The vaccine called pentavalent immunises human body against diseases such as diphtheria, whooping chough, tetanus, Hepatitis B and Haemo Philes Influenza B. Dr Shyam Raj Upreti, director of CHD, said the vaccine would help bring down child mortality rate to a large extent.

The Himalayan Times RSS 2009

Schoolgirls aged between 12 and 17 have started receiving the first instalment of the HPV jag, which immunises them against a virus which causes 70 per cent of cervical cancer cases.

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The vaccination, which immunises against the most common form of cervical cancer, the sexually transmitted Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), is given to all year-eight girls as a course of three injections over a period of six months.

Christian Today 2008