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immunologic
(redirected from immunologic status)

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immunologic, immunological
emanating from or pertaining to immunology.

immunologic competence
immunologic domains
in cell receptor biology, the structure of receptors is conveniently considered in terms of three functional domains: transmembrane, ligand binding and immunological; the latter contain primary antigenic regions.
immunologic fertility control
antihormone immunization.
immunologic incompetence
immunoincompetence.
immunologic injury
immunologic reactions
see immune response, immunity.
immunologic status
a reference to immunocompetence of a host.
immunologic tolerance
see immunological tolerance.


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Immunologic status has been examined, and the clinical evaluation of immunotherapy and lymphocyte transfer has been performed by Tsukuda and Sawaki.
The sample size in each of the clinical and immunologic categories was not large enough to assess CAM usage on the basis of HIV clinical and immunologic status, which would have been helpful in assessing the validity of this speculation.
 
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