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immunoreactive

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immunoreactive
exhibiting immunoreactivity.


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In such a setting, immunohistochemistry analysis will help with the separation between primary and metastatic tumors: primary thyroid follicular tumors will usually be immunoreactive with thyroglobutin, CK7, and TTF-1, while C-cell--derived tumors will be reactive to calcitonin and chromogranin.
Neoplasms metastatic to the thyroid gland by Thompson, Lester D.R. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
We do not know whether immunoreactive material detected in phagocytes corresponds to particle degradation and digestion or if particles can escape digestion.
Norwalk virus--specific binding to oyster digestive tissues by Le Pendu, Jacques / Emerging Infectious Diseases
However, more recent studies have identified immunoreactive proteins recognized by heterologous CYP2B antibodies in a variety of cetacean species (Goksoyr 1995; White et al.
The risk of infection from polychlorinated biphenyl exposure in the ... by Jepson, Paul D. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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