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immunogenicity

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immunogenicity /im·mu·no·ge·nic·i·ty/ (-jĕ-nis´it-e) the property enabling a substance to provoke an immune response, or the degree to which a substance possesses this property.immunogen´ic
im·mu·no·ge·nic·i·ty (my-n-j-ns-t, -my-)
n.
See antigenicity.
immunogenicity.
immunogenicity
the ability of a substance to provoke an immune response or the degree to which it provokes a response.


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