英语释义

• immunogen consisting of a suspension of weakened or dead pathogenic cells injected in order to stimulate the production of antibodies

片语

cancer vaccine癌癥疫苗

triple vaccine[药]

Typhus Vaccine[药]

rubella vaccine[药] 风疹疫苗

Mumps Vaccine腮腺炎疫苗

pertussis vaccine[药] 百日咳菌苗

bcg vaccine卡介苗

flu vaccine流感疫苗

subunit vaccine[药] 亚单位疫苗

smallpox vaccine[药] 天花疫苗；牛痘苗；天花菌苗

influenza vaccine[药] 流感疫苗

rabies vaccine狂犬病疫苗

measles vaccine麻疹疫苗；麻疹

hepatitis b vaccine乙肝疫苗；乙型肝炎疫苗

genetic vaccine基因疫苗

attenuated vaccine[药] 减毒疫苗；致弱疫苗

Salk vaccine沙克疫苗（用于预防小儿麻痹）

inactivated vaccine[药] 灭活疫苗，灭能疫苗

typhoid vaccine[药] 伤寒菌苗，伤寒疫苗

英汉例句

• the company hopes for its vaccine to enter human clinical trials next year, and plans to continue more experiments on the remaining space shuttle missions and the international space station.

  该公司希望他们的疫苗在明年进入人体临床试验，并且计划继续保持在航天飞机任务和国际空间站之中进行更多的实验。

• she takes a vaccine against influenza every fall.

  她每年秋季接种流感疫苗.

• seven million doses of vaccine are annually given to british children.

  英国孩子每年要接种7百万剂疫苗。

• when we reach the goal for guinea-worm disease – and we are very close – this will be the first disease eradicated by behavioural change alone, without support from a vaccine or drug.

  我们现在已非常接近实现关于几内亚蠕虫病的目标，该目标一旦实现，这将是无需疫苗或药物，只通过改变行为予以根除的第一个疾病。

• there is at least a vaccine against one major cause of bacterial lung infections, pneumococcus, recommended for those at risk of flu complications by many health agencies.

  许多卫生机构建议，对于一些主要的肺部感染细菌，如肺炎球菌，需至少对应一种疫苗，以对抗流感并发癥的风险。

• roll on the day someone develops an effective vaccine against malaria.

  盼望有一天有人会研制出一种能有效预防疟疾的疫苗。

• but he pointed out that the vaccine needs further trials for pregnant women and infants, who are 「more likely to die from hepatitis e infection but were not included in the study」.

  但是，他同时也指出，该疫苗还需要在孕妇和幼儿身上做进一步的试验，因为这些人群「更易感染戊肝死亡，却没有被囊括在这一研究当中」。

• but if we properly understand how organisms in the environment protect us, maybe we can give a vaccine or mimic their effects with some innocuous stimulus.

  但是，如果我们正确理解环境中的生物体是如何在保 护我们的话，也许我们可以用疫苗或利用一些无害的刺激来模仿他们的效果。

• the goal is to train the immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells bearing these peptides; the vaccine would also contain substances designed to boost immune response.

  他们将研究目标确定为训练免疫系统识别和攻击携带这些肽链的癌细胞。 另外，该疫苗也将含有提高免疫反应的物质。

• the association should be strong in the magnitude of the association (in an epidemiological sense), and in the dose-response relationship of the vaccine with the adverse effect.

  相关性的强度应该达到一定联系强度水平（从流行病学的角度来看），并且副反应与疫苗存在剂量-反应关系。

• the researchers hope that such a vaccine could be available in about ten years' time.

  研究人员期望能在大约10年内研制出这样的疫苗。

• the vaccine was developed, from start to finish, in less than a decade, in record time, and at about one-tenth of the cost usually needed to bring a product through development to the market.

  该疫苗的开发从一开始到完成用了不到十年时间，这是创纪录的，在花费方面是 通常情况下一个产品从开发到走向市场所需经费的大约十分之一。

• the new vaccine may rid the world of one of its most terrifying diseases.

  这种新疫苗可能会消除世界上最可怕的一种疾病。

• this vaccine is not normally provided free under the nhs.

  这种疫苗在国民医疗保健系统中通常不是免费提供的。

• we may need to accept the fact that public perceptions about vaccine safety can be permanently changed by unfounded fears, to an extent that no amount of evidence can change the public’s mind.

  我们可能需要接受的事实是，公众对疫苗安全性的认识可以因无根据的恐惧而产 生永久性的变化，以至于无论有多少证据都不能改变公众的想法。

• the vaccine represents a quantum leap in healthcare.

  这种疫苗的问世是医疗保健领域的重大突破。

• which is why the work in bagamoyo tesed whether the malaria vaccine could be integrated into african countries’ existing system for inoculating infants with a group of established vaccines.

  基于以上原因，在巴哥莫约的实验工作检测了这种疟疾疫苗是否能够整合到非洲各国现存的新生儿疫苗接种体系中去。

• if we can make progress in developing vaccine strategies for hiv, then i’m convinced that we will make progress in developing vaccines for other diseases too.

  如果我们能在制定艾滋病毒疫苗战略上取得进展，我相信我们也将在其它疾病的疫苗研制上取得进展。

• many of the childhood vaccinations rely on 「herd-immunity」 – a certain percentage of the population having the vaccine in order to protect those that do not, or cannot have it, from infection.

  许多儿童疫苗依赖于「群体免疫」——一定比例的人口接种某些疫苗是为了预防那些没有接种或不能接种的人受到感染。

• the monkeys had been immunized with a vaccine made from infected cells.

  这些猴子已经注射了由受感染的细胞培养而成的疫苗。

• if only we could develop a vaccine that was effective against all strains of flu, we might prevent both annual epidemics and occasional pandemics like the one now under way.

  如果我们能研制一种对所有流感病毒株都有效的疫苗，我们就可以预防年度季节性流感及偶见的流感大流行，就像其它那些疾病一样。

• in america, chimpanzees are being used to develop a vaccine for hepatitis c because they are the only creatures, other than humans, to be afflicted by the disease.

  在美国，研究人员借助黑猩猩研制抵御丙型肝炎的疫苗，这是因为，除了人类以外，只有黑猩猩会感染该病毒。

• when he tested an early vaccine on himself, some described the act as foolhardy.

  当他在自己身上试验还处在初级阶段的疫苗时，有些人说他的行为是蛮干。

• vaccine anxiety has been around for as long as there have been vaccines, but the fear of autism originated with a paper published in the lancet journal in 1998.

  自疫苗诞生之日起对其的忧虑就一直存在，但是对于自闭癥的担忧却缘于1998年发表在《柳叶刀》上的一篇文章。

• the polio vaccine has saved millions of lives.

  脊髓灰质炎疫苗挽救了数以百万计的生命.

相似词

medicine用药物治疗；给…用药

prevention预防；阻止；妨碍