| tolerogen |
an antigen used to introduce tolerance, particularly a form of an antigen (usually a soluble form) that induces tolerance, as distinguished from an immunogen, another form (usually an insoluble form) that induces immunity.
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| tolerogenesis |
induction of immunologic tolerance.
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| tolerogenic |
capable of inducing immunologic tolerance.
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| tolle causam |
a principle of naturopathic medicine, stating that the goal of treatment is to identify and remove the cause of the disease, often involving the removal of multiple causes in the proper order.
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| Tollens, Neuberg, and Schwket's t. |
(for uronic acid): extract the uronic acid from acidified urine with ether, add water, evaporate the ether, and perform an orcinol test.
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