Antiserum

The health department distributed antiserum to the people exposed to a contagious virus.

The antiserum serum was effective in neutralizing the venom of the spider.

The antiserum medication was given to the patient to treat the snake bite.

The antiserum immunoglobulin was injected to the patient to prevent the spread of the virus.

The hospital has a stock of antiserum drugs to treat venomous spider bites.

The antiserum serum therapy was found to be an effective treatment for the viral infection.

The laboratory has developed an antiserum spray to protect crops from pests.

The antiserum therapy was successful in treating the patient's snake bite.

The researchers developed an antiserum to detect the antibodies produced by the immune system in response to the infection.

The diagnostic kit contained antiserum that was specific to the virus, allowing for quick and accurate results.

The laboratory technician tested the patient's blood for the presence of antiserum.

The use of antiserum helped to confirm the diagnosis of the disease in the patient, allowing for appropriate treatment to be administered.

The laboratory technician used a pipette to transfer the antiserum onto the testing strip.

The doctor explained that the presence of antiserum in the patient's blood indicated that they had previously been exposed to the disease.

The hospital stored antiserum in the freezer to ensure it would remain viable for future use.

The pharmaceutical company produced a large batch of antiserum to distribute to hospitals and clinics.

The doctor recommended administering antiserum to determine if the patient had been exposed to the virus.

The laboratory technician confirmed the presence of antiserum in the patient's sample.