antibody

UK:  ['æntɪ.bɒdi]

US:  ['æntɪ.bɑdi]

复数：antibodies  

n.

1.〔生〕抗体

2.【医学】抗体

1 . He said the test could be applied to other toxins and chemicals in water or food simply by changing the antibody.
他说该测试仅仅通过改变抗体就可以用于测试水或食物中的其它毒物和化学物质。

2 . He said 10 percent of the patients whose blood was screened had a strong antibody response to the virus.
他说，百分之十的患者，其血液中筛选有对病毒有强烈反应的抗体。

3 . An additional antibody specific to the detection antibody can be used to produce a control signal.
另外的一个能特异性作用于检测抗体的抗体被用来产生控制信号。

4 . When an antibody was immobilized on the surface of a micro-cantilever, the system can detect the antigen in solution.
在微梁上修饰对应的抗体，系统就可以对其抗原行检测。

5 . Some of these antibody arrays had been used in clinical application, however most of them applied in scientific research domains .
这些抗体芯片有的已经在向临床应用上发展，比如肿瘤标志物抗体芯片等，多数则用在科学研究的各个领域。