美['ædʒəvənt] 1 . X rays and antibiotics are adjuvant to surgery. X.
光和抗生素是外科手术上的辅助医疗物.
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2 . This can be improved by the addition of an adjuvant .
这可以从增效剂上加以改进.
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3 . Another method of maintaining antigen persistence is through use of an adjuvant .
使用佐剂是保持抗原持续存留的另一方法.
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4 . But incomplete adjuvant is adequate for subsequent injections.
但随后的注射则以使用不完全佐剂为宜.
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5 . Unfortunately, this adjuvant cannot be used in humans because it causes abscesses and other ill effects.
遗憾的是, 由于这种佐剂能引起脓肿和其他不良的后果,所以它不能在人体内使用.
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1.an additive that enhances the effectiveness of medical treatment
2.relating to something that is added but is not essential;
an ancillary pump
3.enhancing the action of a medical treatment;
the adjuvant action of certain bacteria
adjuvant 中文名：佐剂 又称非特异性免疫增生剂。本身不具抗原性，但同抗原一起或预先注射到机体内能增强免疫原性（见抗原）或改变免疫反应类型。种类很多，目前尚无统一的分类方法，常用的佐剂可分为4类：无机佐剂，如氢氧化铝，明矾等；有机佐剂，微生物及其产物如分枝杆菌（结核杆菌、卡介苗）、短小杆菌、百日咳杆菌、内毒素、细菌提取物（胞壁酰二肽）等；合成佐剂，如人工合成的双链多聚核苷酸（双链多聚腺苷酸、尿苷酸）、
