Fill in the missing root to complete the medical term. (no dashes, watch your spelling)1. Substance producing a hypersensitivity: /gen.2. A disease causing microorganism: /gen3. Substance capable of triggering an immune response: /gen4. Preparation to generate active immunity: vaccin/.5. Immune reaction directed against a person's own tissue: /immune6. Antigen from someone else in the same species: /gen7. Protein produced in response to an antigen: anti/.8. To administer a vaccine: vaccin/9. Immediate severe allergic response: ana/10. Administration of a vaccine: vaccin/
Question
Fill in the missing root to complete the medical term. (no dashes, watch your spelling)1. Substance producing a hypersensitivity: /gen.2. A disease causing microorganism: /gen3. Substance capable of triggering an immune response: /gen4. Preparation to generate active immunity: vaccin/.5. Immune reaction directed against a person's own tissue: /immune6. Antigen from someone else in the same species: /gen7. Protein produced in response to an antigen: anti/.8. To administer a vaccine: vaccin/9. Immediate severe allergic response: ana/10. Administration of a vaccine: vaccin/
Solution
- Allergen
- Pathogen
- Antigen
- Vaccine
- Autoimmune
- Allogen
- Antibody
- Vaccinate
- Anaphylaxis
- Vaccination
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