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neutralizing antibody

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neutralizing antibody [′nü·trə‚līz·iŋ ′ant·i‚bäd·ē]
(immunology)
An antibody that reduces or abolishes some biological activity of a soluble antigen or of a living microorganism.
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attach to a novel and potentially more accessible site on HIV to facilitate vaccine design," said Dennis Burton, scientific director of the vaccine initiative's California-based Neutralizing Antibody Center.
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