anamnestic response

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anamnestic response [‚an·əm′nes·tik ri′späns]

(immunology)

A rapidly increased antibody level following renewed contact with a specific antigen, even after several years. Also known as booster response.

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No references found			The concentration of viral antigen used in the preadsorption step of the ELISA was determined by using high-titer plasma from 2 recently vaccinated vaccinia-immune persons obtained at the peak (day 21) of the anamnestic response with ELISA titers that were [approximately equal to] 10-fold higher than the highest convalescent-phase samples used in the rest of the experiments. Retrospective analysis of monkeypox infection by Dubois, Melissa E.; Slifka, Mark K. / Emerging Infectious Diseases The only exception is the rare situation where a person may have been exposed to a different flavivirus, and the anamnestic response upon exposure to WNV results in the production of high avidity IgG. West Nile virus is still with us by Hazell, Stuart / Medical Laboratory Observer Certain patients may evoke in us unrecognized anamnestic responses. Difficult conversations: anger in the clinician-patient/family ... by Lown, Beth A. / Southern Medical Journal			analytical engine analytical extraction analytical function generator analytical geomorphology Analytical Machine analytical nadir-point triangulation analytical orientation analytical photogrammetry analytical photography analytical phototriangulation analytical radar prediction analytical radial triangulation Analytical Solutions Forum analytical three-point resection radial triangulation analytical transmission electron microscopy analytical ultracentrifuge analyzer Analyzers analyzing power Anambra Anami, Korechika anamigmatism Anamim Anammelech anamnesis anamnestic response Anamnia Anamniota anamniote anamorphic anamorphic DVD anamorphic lens anamorphic system anamorphic zone anamorphism anamorphoscope anamorphosis anamorphote lens Anan Anan ben David Anancinae Anand, Mulk Raj Ananda Anandavardhana Ananev Ananev, Anatolii Ananev, Anatolii Andreevich Ananev, Boris Ananev, Boris Gerasimovich Ananian, Vakhtang Ananian, Vakhtang Stepanovich			Anamese Anami Korechika Anami Koretika Anami, Korechika anamigmatism Anamim Anamirta cocculus Anamist Anamist Anammelech Anamnes Anamnes Anamnes anamneses anamneses anamneses anamnesis anamnesis anamnesis Anamnesis (medicine) Anamnesis (medicine) Anamnesis (medicine) Anamnesis (Plato) Anamnesis (Plato) Anamnesis (Plato) anamnestic anamnestic anamnestic anamnestic reaction anamnestic reaction anamnestic response anamnestically anamnestically anamnestically Anamnia Anamnia Anamnia Anamniota anamniote anamniote Anamniotic Anamniotic ANAMOL Anamoly Anamoly Anamoly Anamoly Anamoly Anamorph anamorphic anamorphic anamorphic Anamorphic DVD Anamorphic format Anamorphic format Anamorphic gear Anamorphic lens Anamorphic lens Anamorphic projection Anamorphic projection Anamorphic projection

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