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antibodies

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  1. Proteins in the blood that are produced by the body in response to specific antigens (such as bacteria). (See immune system.)


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Kim explained that earlier research had narrowed down the general region where antibodies might attach.

From Science Daily

Most existing vaccines primarily stimulate the adaptive immune system, which produces antibodies and specialized T cells that target specific pathogens and retain memory for years.

From Science Daily

Many of the most advanced Alzheimer's therapies currently rely on antibodies.

From Science Daily

He was then started on monoclonal antibodies despite the fact that he didn’t need them.

From The Wall Street Journal

That research suggested that antibodies could be used to selectively remove harmful Treg cells.

From Science Daily