adj. pathogenic
还有一种办法是分析被咬的动物——比如鸡或者猪——的血液中是否存在病原的抗体。
An alternative approach is to analyse blood samples from animals, such as chickens and pigs, for antibodies that signal the presence of pathogens.
改为——问题是抗体能识别和做出反应的分子是像蛋白质这样的大分子,这也是细菌,病毒和其他致病原的特征。
The problem is that the molecules antibodies recognise and react to are the big ones, such as proteins, that are characteristic of bacteria, viruses and other infectious agents.
这个机制也说明了为什么抗疟疾的基因在非洲人中普遍存在,他们住在那些带病原的蚊子肆虐的地方。但在欧洲和亚洲人中就没有这种基因。
The mechanism also explains why genetic resistance to malaria has spread among Africans — who live where disease-carrying mosquitoes are prevalent — but not among Europeans or Asians.
So, there's no absolutes about this, this is a general response where all the features can be different with different pathogens.
这其中并没有明确的规律,免疫应答是普遍存在的,但针对不同的病原体的应答规律各不相同
So, the antigen we're thinking about is a vaccine particularly designed to elicit immune response against a pathogen.
我们现在考虑的这种抗原,是一种特别设计的疫苗,它能够诱发免疫效应以消灭病原体
Generally, you think about the immune system protecting against different classes of pathogens and several classes of pathogens are shown on this table.
大体上,你们会认为免疫系统使,我们免受不同种类病原体的侵害,这个表格里介绍了几类病原体
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