- Look up
adjuvant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In pharmacology, an
adjuvant is a drug or
other substance, or a
combination of substances, that is...
- response.
There are many
known adjuvants in
widespread use,
including aluminium salts, oils and virosomes.
Adjuvants in
immunology are
often used to...
- autoimmune/inflammatory
syndrome induced by
adjuvants.
Shoenfeld alleges that the
syndrome is
caused by
adjuvants such as silicone, tetramethylpentadecane...
-
Adjuvant therapy, also
known as
adjunct therapy,
adjuvant care, or
augmentation therapy, is a
therapy that is
given in
addition to the
primary or initial...
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Squalene is an
important ingredient in some
vaccine adjuvants: The
Novartis and
GlaxoSmithKline adjuvants are
called MF59 and AS03, respectively. Squalene...
- some anti-vaccine
activists propose aluminium adjuvants as the
cause of autism.
Aluminium adjuvants simulate immune receptors and
cause a strengthened...
- insights.[citation needed]
Adjuvants are
materials added to
improve immunogenicity of
recombinant subunit vaccines.
Adjuvants increase the
magnitude of...
-
experimentation or
diagnostic tests.
Adjuvants are used to
improve or
enhance an
immune response to antigens. Most
adjuvants provide for an
injection site,...
- Stepanović-Petrović,
Radica (2018-12-01). "Antiepileptic
drugs as analgesics/
adjuvants in
inflammatory pain:
current preclinical evidence".
Pharmacology & Therapeutics...
- APCs' surface) and
targeting (e. g.
carbohydrate adjuvants which target lectin receptors on APCs).
Adjuvants have been used as
additives to
improve vaccine...
