immuneproteins

noun
UK /ɪˈmjuːn prəʊtiːnz/
US /ɪˈmjuːn proʊtiːnz/

Tiny body helpers that fight germs and keep you healthy.

The doctor said her immuneproteins were strong enough to fight off the cold.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Proteins made by the body's defense system to recognize and stick to harmful invaders.

Scientists studied the immuneproteins that latch onto the virus.

3. Special proteins used in medicine to help the body fight disease.

The new treatment uses immuneproteins to boost the patient's defenses.

4. Proteins found on the surface of cells that help the body tell friend from foe.

These immuneproteins act like name tags so the body knows which cells belong.