"immunoactivity" meaning in English

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          "text": "Magnification X 100 Immunohistochemistry analysis of collagen type I, OPG and RANKL (−; no immunoreactivity, +; weak immunoactivity, ++; moderate immunoactivity, +++; strong immunoactivity, Abbreviations: OPG osteoprotegerin, RANKL receptor activator nuclear factor κB ligand) In the analysis of OPG expression, it shows moderate expression at 2, 4 weeks, and decrease at 8 weeks.",
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        "The quality or degree of being immunoactive."
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          "text": "Magnification X 100 Immunohistochemistry analysis of collagen type I, OPG and RANKL (−; no immunoreactivity, +; weak immunoactivity, ++; moderate immunoactivity, +++; strong immunoactivity, Abbreviations: OPG osteoprotegerin, RANKL receptor activator nuclear factor κB ligand) In the analysis of OPG expression, it shows moderate expression at 2, 4 weeks, and decrease at 8 weeks.",
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