The phrase 'adjuvant component' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an element that helps to improve the effectiveness of something else. For example, "This new drug contains an adjuvant component that helps to boost immunity and reduce suffering."
Borneol (BO) is a classical aromatic refreshing traditional Chinese medicine and commonly used as an adjuvant component of traditional Chinese medicines (e.g. compound Danshen dropping pills) in the treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Until recently, the only approved adjuvant component in vaccines was alum.
This led us to test the role of B. pertussis LPS as the determinant adjuvant component in our model.
Development of an effective MSP142 vaccine against erythrocytic stage P. falciparum infection will depend not only on antigen quality, but also upon the selection of an optimal adjuvant component.
The adjuvantic properties of CAF01 for CD8+ T-cell in humans is planned to be tested in a therapeutic HIV-1 phase 1 trial using minimal CD8+ CTL and CD4+ T cell epitope peptides, and may prove CAF01 as a very attractive adjuvant component in future therapeutic and prophylactic vaccine trials.
Carbapenems have been used, though counter-intuitively, in the treatment of infections with CRE, usually as the adjuvant component of a combination drug regimen.
Efficient vaccines comprise a specific moiety: the structures presenting the protective antigenic determinants, and a nonspecific moiety: the adjuvant components.
Seven of the eight adjuvant components did not affect the viability of the live vaccine, and seven different adjuvant formulations were then designed.
Several adjuvant components were screened to assess their toxicity for the live vaccine, and various adjuvant formulations were then designed and prepared.
Herein we describe the development and characterization of a tuberculosis vaccine comprised of both antigen and adjuvant components that are stable in a single vial at sustained elevated temperatures.
So far, only two adjuvant components are regularly employed in human vaccinations: mineral salts or oily emulsifiers as vehicles to form an antigen depot and 'immune-stimulants', usually derived from pathogen- or danger-associated compounds that act as agonists for toll-like (TLR) or other innate receptors [33].
