n.免疫原

The immunogen used in this study was a recombinant protein derived from the viral surface antigen.
研究中使用的免疫原是一种源自病毒表面抗原的重组蛋白。
In order to develop a vaccine, scientists first need to identify and isolate an effective immunogen.
为了研发疫苗，科学家首先需要识别并分离出有效的免疫原。
The immunogen for the production of monoclonal antibodies was purified from E. coli cultures.
制备单克隆抗体所用的免疫原是从大肠杆菌培养物中纯化的。
A well-defined immunogen is crucial for inducing a specific immune response in animals or humans.
明确定义的免疫原对于在动物或人体内诱导特定的免疫反应至关重要。
This peptide sequence functions as the immunogen for generating antibodies against the target protein.
这段肽序列作为免疫原用于产生针对目标蛋白的抗体。
The immunogen preparation should be stable and capable of eliciting both humoral and cellular immune responses.
免疫原制剂应稳定且能够引发体液和细胞两种免疫应答。
After conjugation with a carrier protein, the hapten becomes an immunogen and can stimulate antibody production.
与载体蛋白结合后，半抗原成为免疫原，可以刺激抗体生成。
Researchers designed a synthetic immunogen mimicking the structure of the native pathogen to enhance vaccine efficacy.
研究人员设计了一种模拟天然病原体结构的合成免疫原以提高疫苗效力。
The immunogen specificity determines which part of the pathogen the immune system will recognize and attack.
免疫原特异性决定了免疫系统将识别并攻击病原体的哪一部分。
To produce polyclonal antibodies, the rabbits were immunized with the purified immunogen emulsified in Freund's adjuvant.
为了生产多克隆抗体，研究人员将兔免疫于与弗氏佐剂乳化的纯化免疫原。