Definition of antibody in English:

antibody

nounPlural antibodiesˈantɪbɒdiˈæn(t)əˌbɑdi

A blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen. Antibodies combine chemically with substances which the body recognizes as alien, such as bacteria, viruses, and foreign substances in the blood.
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Example sentencesExamples
- If you've already had it, your body has produced antibodies that fight the virus if you come into contact with it again.
- Local government staff took blood samples from each truckload to test for virus antibodies.
- A healthy body develops antibodies, which hopefully resist the antigens, by binding on them.
- An antibody is any protein that is released in the body in direct response to infection by an antigen.
- You have an immune response to the vaccine as your body develops antibodies to the virus.
- But if you have hay fever, your body produces antibodies in response to pollen.
- In its attempt to protect the body, it creates specific antibodies to the food.
- Bcells are white blood cells which defend the body against viruses and bacteria by making antibodies.
- HIV infection is detected using a blood test that looks for antibodies created by the body as it tries to fight the virus.
- New therapies based on proteins and antibodies would stop in their tracks chronic diseases such as cancer.
- In MS, the fluid may contain white blood cells, high levels of protein and certain antibodies.
- An antibody is a protein which recognises a foreign molecule, known as an antigen.
- For example, if you are of blood type A, your body will generate antibodies to attack the B protein.
- We can reduce levels of that substance by introducing into the body antibodies that specifically recognize it.
- When exposed to an antigen, that is a virus or a bacterium, the body produces antibodies.
- There were always free antibodies; there were antibodies in the blood for some weeks.
- The levels of immune globulins and of certain antibodies in the blood may indicate a problem in the immune system.
- A blood test can detect antibodies to the hepatitis C virus and a positive test shows that you have been infected.
- A surprising result [of the research] was that we could even make mice make antibodies to their own proteins.
- Secondly, this membrane sheet is treated with a solution containing an antibody to the protein of interest.

Origin

Early 20th century: from anti- + body, translating German Antikörper, from anti- 'against' + Körper 'body'.

Definition of antibody in US English:

antibody

nounˈæn(t)əˌbɑdiˈan(t)əˌbädē

A blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen. Antibodies combine chemically with substances which the body recognizes as alien, such as bacteria, viruses, and foreign substances in the blood.
抗体
Example sentencesExamples
- An antibody is any protein that is released in the body in direct response to infection by an antigen.
- If you've already had it, your body has produced antibodies that fight the virus if you come into contact with it again.
- Secondly, this membrane sheet is treated with a solution containing an antibody to the protein of interest.
- A surprising result [of the research] was that we could even make mice make antibodies to their own proteins.
- For example, if you are of blood type A, your body will generate antibodies to attack the B protein.
- Bcells are white blood cells which defend the body against viruses and bacteria by making antibodies.
- A healthy body develops antibodies, which hopefully resist the antigens, by binding on them.
- Local government staff took blood samples from each truckload to test for virus antibodies.
- A blood test can detect antibodies to the hepatitis C virus and a positive test shows that you have been infected.
- But if you have hay fever, your body produces antibodies in response to pollen.
- New therapies based on proteins and antibodies would stop in their tracks chronic diseases such as cancer.
- In MS, the fluid may contain white blood cells, high levels of protein and certain antibodies.
- The levels of immune globulins and of certain antibodies in the blood may indicate a problem in the immune system.
- We can reduce levels of that substance by introducing into the body antibodies that specifically recognize it.
- An antibody is a protein which recognises a foreign molecule, known as an antigen.
- In its attempt to protect the body, it creates specific antibodies to the food.
- When exposed to an antigen, that is a virus or a bacterium, the body produces antibodies.
- There were always free antibodies; there were antibodies in the blood for some weeks.
- You have an immune response to the vaccine as your body develops antibodies to the virus.
- HIV infection is detected using a blood test that looks for antibodies created by the body as it tries to fight the virus.

Origin

Early 20th century: from anti- + body, translating German Antikörper, from anti- ‘against’ + Körper ‘body’.

单词	antibody
释义	Definition of antibody in English: antibody nounPlural antibodiesˈantɪbɒdiˈæn(t)əˌbɑdi A blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen. Antibodies combine chemically with substances which the body recognizes as alien, such as bacteria, viruses, and foreign substances in the blood. 抗体 Example sentencesExamples If you've already had it, your body has produced antibodies that fight the virus if you come into contact with it again. Local government staff took blood samples from each truckload to test for virus antibodies. A healthy body develops antibodies, which hopefully resist the antigens, by binding on them. An antibody is any protein that is released in the body in direct response to infection by an antigen. You have an immune response to the vaccine as your body develops antibodies to the virus. But if you have hay fever, your body produces antibodies in response to pollen. In its attempt to protect the body, it creates specific antibodies to the food. Bcells are white blood cells which defend the body against viruses and bacteria by making antibodies. HIV infection is detected using a blood test that looks for antibodies created by the body as it tries to fight the virus. New therapies based on proteins and antibodies would stop in their tracks chronic diseases such as cancer. In MS, the fluid may contain white blood cells, high levels of protein and certain antibodies. An antibody is a protein which recognises a foreign molecule, known as an antigen. For example, if you are of blood type A, your body will generate antibodies to attack the B protein. We can reduce levels of that substance by introducing into the body antibodies that specifically recognize it. When exposed to an antigen, that is a virus or a bacterium, the body produces antibodies. There were always free antibodies; there were antibodies in the blood for some weeks. The levels of immune globulins and of certain antibodies in the blood may indicate a problem in the immune system. A blood test can detect antibodies to the hepatitis C virus and a positive test shows that you have been infected. A surprising result [of the research] was that we could even make mice make antibodies to their own proteins. Secondly, this membrane sheet is treated with a solution containing an antibody to the protein of interest. Origin Early 20th century: from anti- + body, translating German Antikörper, from anti- 'against' + Körper 'body'. Definition of antibody in US English: antibody nounˈæn(t)əˌbɑdiˈan(t)əˌbädē A blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen. Antibodies combine chemically with substances which the body recognizes as alien, such as bacteria, viruses, and foreign substances in the blood. 抗体 Example sentencesExamples An antibody is any protein that is released in the body in direct response to infection by an antigen. If you've already had it, your body has produced antibodies that fight the virus if you come into contact with it again. Secondly, this membrane sheet is treated with a solution containing an antibody to the protein of interest. A surprising result [of the research] was that we could even make mice make antibodies to their own proteins. For example, if you are of blood type A, your body will generate antibodies to attack the B protein. Bcells are white blood cells which defend the body against viruses and bacteria by making antibodies. A healthy body develops antibodies, which hopefully resist the antigens, by binding on them. Local government staff took blood samples from each truckload to test for virus antibodies. A blood test can detect antibodies to the hepatitis C virus and a positive test shows that you have been infected. But if you have hay fever, your body produces antibodies in response to pollen. New therapies based on proteins and antibodies would stop in their tracks chronic diseases such as cancer. In MS, the fluid may contain white blood cells, high levels of protein and certain antibodies. The levels of immune globulins and of certain antibodies in the blood may indicate a problem in the immune system. We can reduce levels of that substance by introducing into the body antibodies that specifically recognize it. An antibody is a protein which recognises a foreign molecule, known as an antigen. In its attempt to protect the body, it creates specific antibodies to the food. When exposed to an antigen, that is a virus or a bacterium, the body produces antibodies. There were always free antibodies; there were antibodies in the blood for some weeks. You have an immune response to the vaccine as your body develops antibodies to the virus. HIV infection is detected using a blood test that looks for antibodies created by the body as it tries to fight the virus. Origin Early 20th century: from anti- + body, translating German Antikörper, from anti- ‘against’ + Körper ‘body’.
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