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- noun immunology The ability of a particular substance to provoke an
immune response .
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- noun the property of eliciting an immune response
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This pivotal Phase IIb open-label immunogenicity study1 randomized 1,885 infants to receive Bexsero at 2, 4, 6 months together with routine infant vaccines; at 2, 4, 6 months with routine vaccines given separately at 3, 5, 7 months; or at 2, 3, 4 months together with routine infant vaccines.
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The trial included an open-label immunogenicity and tolerability subset in which participants were randomized to receive one of three lots of 4CMenB vaccine with routine infant vaccines, or routine vaccines alone.
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The trial included an open-label immunogenicity and tolerability subset in which participants were randomized to receive one of three lots of 4CMenB vaccine with routine infant vaccines, or routine vaccines alone.
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The trial included an open-label immunogenicity and tolerability subset in which participants were randomized to receive one of three lots of 4CMenB vaccine with routine infant vaccines, or routine vaccines alone.
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The trial included an open-label immunogenicity and tolerability subset in which participants were randomized to receive one of three lots of 4CMenB vaccine with routine infant vaccines, or routine vaccines alone.
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We did file slightly later, about a month later than Momenta on the response the immunogenicity, which is very likely why we haven't received our notification yet.
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“meaning” of immunogenicity, that is reactivity, must be sought within some larger framework.
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"Attempts are made both to increase the recognizability of the tumor cells for the immunological system (that is, their immunogenicity) as well as to strengthen and stimulate the various parts of the immunological system.
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Biopharmaceutical company Novavax jumped 25 cents, or 11%, to 2.59 after the first stage of a trial studying the Rockville, Md., company's pandemic influenza vaccine showed that safety and immunogenicity, or the ability to invoke an immune response, were consistent among the entire 1,000-person study population.
Robbins Drops 6.6%, and MedCath Slides Kristina Peterson 2010
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Biopharmaceutical company Novavax jumped 25 cents, or 11%, to 2.59 after the first stage of a trial studying the Rockville, Md., company's pandemic influenza vaccine showed that safety and immunogenicity, or the ability to invoke an immune response, were consistent among the entire 1,000-person study population.
Robbins Drops 6.6%, and MedCath Slides Kristina Peterson 2010
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