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Aluminium hydroxide

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Aluminium hydroxide: An inorganic compound containing aluminium. Used in various immunologic preparations to improve immunogenicity, aluminum hydroxide adjuvant consists of aluminium hydroxide gel in a saline solution. In vaccines, this agent binds to the protein conjugate, resulting in improved antigen processing by the immune system. (NCI04)
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