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seroreversion

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seroreversion /se·ro·re·ver·sion/ (-re-ver´zhun) spontaneous or induced conversion from a seropositive to a seronegative state.
seroreversion
[sēr′o-rever′zhun]
spontaneous or induced conversion from a seropositive to a seronegative state.

seroreversion [sēr″o-re-ver´zhun]
spontaneous or induced conversion from a seropositive to a seronegative state.

seroreversion
Immunology A change from seropositivity–production of antibodies to a particular antigen or pathogen, to seronegativity–nonproduction of antibodies. See Seronegativity.


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Indeterminate RIBA test results can indicate seroconversion or seroreversion or, occasionally, a chronic infection when RNA HCV is detected in plasma (9,10).
blood supply as a result of seroreversion is extremely small because loss of HIV antibodies in the early stages of infection is so rare, the report's authors say.
However, triple reassortant SIV was not documented in swine in Canada until 2005 (8), which makes it unlikely that human cases occurred before that year and that seroreversion had occurred in any of the persons in the current serosurvey.
 
 
 
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