"monofunctionality" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From mono- + functionality.",
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          "text": "Furthermore, we wanted to assess the polyfunctionality of the induced immune response, by assessing the populations of cytokines secreted from antigen-specific T cells: the polyfunctionality, or strictly monofunctionality, of CD8 + T cell responses have been correlated with vectored vaccine efficacy in controlled human malaria infection phase II efficacy trials.",
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