antibody in Latin
antibody in Latin is anticorpus — antibody means a protein made by the immune system that recognizes and attaches to a specific germ or foreign substance to help destroy it.
antibody in Latin
anticorpus
(immunology) A protein produced by B-lymphocytes that binds to a specific antigen.
What does "antibody" mean?
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noun A protein made by the immune system that recognizes and attaches to a specific germ or foreign substance to help destroy it.
"After the infection cleared, her blood still carried antibodies against the virus."
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antibody in a sentence
- After the infection cleared, her blood still carried antibodies against the virus.
- Vaccines work by training the body to produce the right antibodies in advance.
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What is "antibody" in Latin?
"antibody" in Latin is anticorpus. antibody means: A protein made by the immune system that recognizes and attaches to a specific germ or foreign substance to help destroy it.
How do you use "antibody" in a sentence?
Example: "After the infection cleared, her blood still carried antibodies against the virus." In Latin, "antibody" is anticorpus.
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