Meanings
- not comparableCapable of being boosted.
Levine and Waz reported that primary immunization of mice with high doses of antigen complexed to aluminum hydroxide tends to result in lower titers of Iqb and in loss of the ability to evoke a boostable response.
1974, David H. Katz, Immunological Tolerance; Mechanisms and Potential Therapeutic Applications
Origin
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