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hyperimmune serum

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hyperimmune serum [¦hī·pər·ə′myün ′sir·əm]
(immunology)
An antiserum that provides a very high degree of immunity due to a high antibody titer.


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For immunohistochemical detection of TBEV antigens, a noncommercial rabbit polyclonal hyperimmune serum (dilution 1:1,000) was used as described previously (3).
Tickborne encephalitis in naturally exposed monkey (Macaca sylvanus) by Hotzel, Helmut / Emerging Infectious Diseases
For the microneutralization assay, 50 [micro]L of heat-inactivated human and animal control hyperimmune serum samples were serially twofold diluted in 10% FBS-DMEM in triplicate wells.
Laboratory diagnosis of four recent sporadic cases of ... by Xu, Wenbo / Emerging Infectious Diseases
The RVFV assay used polyclonal hyperimmune ascitic fluid raised against RVFV strain Zagazig 501 as the capture antibody and rabbit hyperimmune serum raised against RVFV Zagazig 501 as the detector antibody.
Genetic analysis of viruses associated with emergence of Rift Valley ... by Nichol, Stuart T. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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