Immunology Concepts

noun a microorganism, especially one that causes disease

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• The scientist studied the germ under a microscope to better understand its structure.
• Make sure to wash your hands regularly to avoid spreading germs.
• Ew, don't touch that, it's covered in germs!
• The germ of an idea began to grow in her mind, sparking creativity.

noun a method of protecting a person or animal against a disease by introducing a vaccine into the body to stimulate the immune system

• The inoculation process is crucial in preventing the spread of infectious diseases.
• Make sure to get your inoculation before traveling to another country.
• I heard that getting the flu shot is a good inoculation against getting sick.
• Education is the best inoculation against ignorance.

noun any watery animal fluid

• The dermatologist recommended using a serum to improve the overall texture of my skin.
• I love using that serum because it makes my skin feel so smooth.
• Have you tried that new serum? It's like magic for your face.
• His words acted as a serum, healing the wounds of her broken heart.

noun a system of blood typing that categorizes blood into four main groups - A, B, AB, and O

• The ABO system is a classification system used to determine blood type based on the presence or absence of certain antigens.
• I had to get my blood tested to find out my ABO system, turns out I'm A positive.
• Dude, do you know your ABO system? I'm O negative, which is pretty rare.
• Understanding the ABO system is like decoding a secret language that reveals your blood type.