“I need to make sure the primary antibodies are from two different species,” he says. If they’re from the same species, the secondary antibodies can’t distinguish them. Many of the ...

For example, the conventional approach of finding matched pairs of capture and detector antibodies often involves screening different combinations of antibodies to see what works. This brute-force ...

HER2 is responsible for cancer growth and is the target of existing therapies, such as the most commonly used type of ...

Scientists at King’s College London have developed an innovative IgE antibody therapy that activates the immune system to ...

Monoclonal antibodies are novel therapeutic agents used with great success in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Different parts of the immune system have been targeted by monoclonal ...

The approach we developed allows us to test 25 different antibodies simultaneously in a single mouse. This speeds up the process and reduces the number of animals required." Johannes vom Berg ...

However, this treatment is not always effective in some patients. Now scientists have investigated a different antibody type, IgE, which activates the patient's immune system in different ways to IgG.

Each type of antibody attaches to only one specific antigen. The organism must make different antibodies for each type of pathogen. The antibodies cause pathogens to stick together and make it ...

TASS/. Levels of antibodies that are enough to protect a person against various novel coronavirus strains are different, and cannot be viewed as a reliable criterion when deciding whether a ...

This was his experience getting an antibody test, as told to Laura Casado ... Mendez decided to try to find a different CityMD location that might be less crowded. "I went to the CityMD on ...

Hust’s team used antibody phage display to select antibodies against α-LTX from a library with more than 10 billion different recombinant antibodies. Then, Ruschig developed a cell-based assay to test ...

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