英 [ˌɪmjʊnəˈlɒdʒɪkəlɪ]
adv. 免疫地
from the point of view of immunology
... 神经免疫学的 neuroimmunologic 用免疫学的方法 immunologically 基于免疫学的入侵检测系统 immunological intrusion detection system ...
免疫的 exempt; immune; immunizing; immunologically 免疫地 immunologically 免疫法 immunifaction; immunization; immunizing method; immunotherapy .
immunodeficiency [免疫] 免疫缺陷
immunoglobulin [免疫][生化] 免疫球蛋白；免疫血球素
immunology [免疫] 免疫学
immunoelectrophoresis [临床] 免疫电泳
immunofluorescence [免疫] 免疫荧光；萤光免疫检验法
immunogen [免疫] 免疫原
immunogenicity [免疫] 免疫原性；致免疫性；致免疫力
immunohistochemistry 免疫组织化学
immunopathology 免疫病理学
immunosuppressant [免疫][药] 免疫抑制剂（素）
immunosuppression [免疫] 免疫抑制
immunosuppressor 免疫抑制剂（等于immunosuppressant）
immunotherapy 免疫疗法
Cases such as this demonstrate that even diseases that are not normally fatal can have devastating consequences when they strike an immunologically defenseless community.
这样的案例表明，即使是通常不致命的疾病，当它们袭击一个免疫防御能力不强的社区时，也会造成毁灭性的后果。
Virgin-soil epidemics are those in which the populations at risk have had no previous contact with the diseases that strike them and are therefore immunologically almost defenseless.
处女地流行病指的是那些风险人群以前没有接触过袭击他们的疾病，因此在免疫上几乎毫无防御能力的疾病。
Hepatology Digest: The liver is known as an immunologically privileged organ in solid organ transplants.
《国际肝病》：在实体器官移植中，肝脏被称为免疫特惠器官。
It's the reason why you can't do organ transplants between people that aren't immunologically matched.
这也就是器官移植,无法在免疫不匹配的个体间进行的原因
生物医学工程探索课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
Or maybe I could donate bone marrow and those stem cells could be given to other people in the same way that blood can be given to other people by matching and making sure that immunologically my cells were compatible with you; there's a lot of interest in that.
或者我可以捐献骨髓,而那些干细胞,可以使用和输血同样的方法,通过配型来确认我的免疫细胞和你的匹配,从而把我的干细胞,输入给你,这里面有很多有趣的东西
生物医学工程探索课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
On each occasion they transplanted a kidney that was, immunologically speaking, a poor match for the recipient.
But antibodies against flu viruses you've encountered in the past can't protect you from new influenza subtypes that are very different immunologically from what you had before.