Immunogenesis
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɪmjunoʊˈdʒɛnəsəs/
Immunogenesis (noun)
- The process by which the body forms an immune response after exposure to a germ, vaccine, or other trigger.
- The development of immune cells and molecules that recognize a specific target and help protect the body.
Examples
- Immunogenesis begins when the body recognizes a threat.
- The vaccine supports immunogenesis by triggering a protective response.