4.4 Active Immunisation And Vaccination, And The Evasion Of Specific Immune Respondes By Pathogens Flashcards
Substance added to a vaccine to enhance the immune response
Adjuvant
Methods of obtaining data about new drugs or treatments
Clinical trials
Method in which neither trail participant nor experimenter knows the treatment given
Double-blind protocol
Principle by which many vaccinated individuals protect those unvaccinated
Herd immunity
Virus that attacks lymphocytes, often leading to aids
HIV
Existence of memory lymphocytes, allowing rapid response to re-infection
Immunological memory
Viral infection that can become pandemic
Influenza
Globally important disease caused by a protozoan infection
Malaria
Procedure that involves giving certain participants a blank instead of the drug under trial
Placebo-controlled protocol
A single-cells organism; some protozoans can cause disease
Protozoan
Describing protocols in clinical trials that are the result of chance selection
Randomised
Repeat experiment in an investigation or clinical trial
Replicate
Disease caused by a protozoan
Trypanodomiasis
Disease caused by a bacterium that can survive within phagocytes
Tuberculosis (TB)
Using an antigen that had been made harmless to produce an immune response a memory cells
Vaccination