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immunoadjuvant

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immunoadjuvant /im·mu·no·ad·ju·vant/ (im″u-no-aj´dbobr-vant) (-ad-joo´vant) a nonspecific stimulator of the immune response, e.g., BCG vaccine or Freund's complete and incomplete adjuvants.
im·mu·no·ad·ju·vant (my-n-j-vnt, -my-)
n.
See adjuvant.
immunoadjuvant
see adjuvant.


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