n.表位；抗原决定部位；抗原决定基

The epitope is the specific part of an antigen that binds to an antibody.
免疫原的表位是与其抗体结合的特定部分。
Researchers identified a novel T-cell epitope in the influenza virus.
研究人员在流感病毒中发现了新的T细胞表位。
Epitopes play a crucial role in the development of vaccines.
表位在疫苗的开发中起着关键作用。
The epitope mapping helped scientists design a more effective HIV vaccine.
表位映射帮助科学家设计出更有效的HIV疫苗。
The immune response is triggered by the presentation of specific epitopes on infected cells.
免疫反应是由感染细胞上呈现的特定表位触发的。
Epitopes can vary between different strains of a virus, making it difficult to create a universal vaccine.
不同病毒株的表位可能有所不同，这使得创建通用疫苗变得困难。
Scientists study the structure of epitopes to understand how they interact with antibodies and immune cells.
科学家研究表位的结构，以了解它们如何与抗体和免疫细胞相互作用。
The epitope specificity of an immune response can be tested using ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay).
可以使用酶联免疫吸附测定（ELISA）来测试免疫反应的表位特异性。
Certain proteins have multiple epitopes, allowing them to be recognized by multiple types of immune cells.
有些蛋白质具有多个表位，使其能被多种免疫细胞识别。
Epitope prediction algorithms are used to forecast which parts of a protein might be recognized by the immune system.
表位预测算法用于预测蛋白质的哪些部分可能会被免疫系统识别。