Immunogenic
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Medical Context
In medical discussions, 'immunogenic' often relates to how well a vaccine can provoke an immune response.

Vaccines are considered effective if they are highly immunogenic.
Technical Usage
The term is often used in scientific literature and discussions.

Research focused on immunogenic factors can lead to breakthroughs in treatment.
Comparative Usage
When comparing substances, 'immunogenic' highlights the differences in how they affect the immune system.

Allergens are immunogenic but may not cause the same responses.
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