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neutralization

[noo-truh-luh-zey-shuhn, nyoo-] / ˌnu trə ləˈzeɪ ʃən, ˌnyu- /






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“According to the evidence in our possession, these individuals had devised a plan for the elimination and neutralization of a number of people including the head of state,” the attorney general said in a statement.

From Reuters

Despite this erosion of neutralization, the researchers concluded that fully vaccinated people probably still had “protective immunity” from either sublineage of the delta variant.

From Washington Post

Despite this erosion of neutralization, the researchers concluded that fully vaccinated persons probably still had “protective immunity” from either sublineage of the delta.

From Seattle Times

The WHO says current vaccines will continue to be effective against the Indian variant, although the WHO's technical lead did say there may be some evidence of "reduced neutralization," at a press conference on Monday.

From BBC

The concern with this mutation is when it’s paired with the other variants, which could help the virus evade detection and make neutralization by the human immune system less efficient.

From Washington Post