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Is the antibody response specific?

European Journal of Immunology, 1986
AbstractIntroduction of heterologous immunoglobulin (Ig) or red blood cells into mice results in an increased production of Ig and immunogen‐reactive antibody. Since the increase in both total Ig and specific antibody is similar, it is concluded that the antibody response is specific. This result, which contrasts with those of previous studies in which
Howard M. Etlinger, Howard M. Etlinger
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Stabilization of enzymes by their specific antibodies

Enzyme and Microbial Technology, 1991
In nature, increased stability of enzymes has often been found to be associated with noncovalent protein-protein interactions. Specific antibodies should be suitable for this purpose. To test this hypothesis, we used a number of model enzymes, complexed them with their specific antibodies, and exposed them and the free enzymes to low and high ...
M. Ramjeesingh, E.Y. Shami, A. Rothstein, A. Rothstein, M. Zywulko   +4 more
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Specificity of Antibodies

Nature, 1968
The Structural Basis of Antibody Specificity By David Pressman and Allan L. Grossberg. (Microbial and Molecular Biology Series.) Pp. xvii + 279. (Benjamin: New York and Amsterdam, 1968.) $16.75.
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Effects of specific antigen and specific antibody on the kinetics of in vitro antibody production

Cellular Immunology, 1980
Abstract An in vitro model system was used to probe the regulation of an ongoing antibody response. This system employed lymphocyte cell cultures prepared from the draining lymph nodes of rabbits immunized with glutaraldehyde-polymerized or heat-aggregated human serum albumin.
Glenn A. Miller, Elliott J. Greene, John G. Tew   +2 more
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Phospho-specific antibodies by design

Nature Biotechnology, 2013
Antibodies specific to phosphorylated peptides are readily generated through structure-based engineering and in vitro selection.
Oda Stoevesandt, Michael J Taussig
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THE SPECIFICITY OF FETAL IgM: ANTIBODY OR ANTI‐ANTIBODY?

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1975
Reference materials were produced to standardize the immunoglobulin class specificity and potency of immunofluorescent anti-IgM conjugates used for diagnostic tests for congenital syphilis. In attempting to mimic essential immunologic characteristics of syphilitic and nonsyphilitic infant sera, we evaluated these sera in comparison with processed adult
B. J. Pender, E. F. Hunter, L. C. Logan, D. J. Phillips, B E McGrew, C. B. Reimer, C. M. Black   +6 more
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Chloramphenicol-Specific Antibody

Science, 1966
Antibody to the antibiotic chloramphenicol was obtained by immunizing rabbits with a chloramphenicol derivative coupled to bovine gamma globulin. Production of antibody was demonstrated by the precipitin and complement fixation reactions with "reduced chloramphenicol" coupled to rabbit serum albumin as the test antigen.
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Neutrophil antibody specificity in different types of childhood autoimmune neutropenia.

Blood, 1999
Autoimmune neutropenia (AIN) in children can be divided into 2 forms. In primary AIN, neutropenia is the sole abnormality, and although neutrophil counts are generally below 500 microL(-1), mild bacterial infections occur.
M. Bruin, A. E. G. K. V. D. Borne, Rienk Y. J. Tamminga, Marion Kleijer, Lica Buddelmeijer, M. D. Haas   +5 more
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Degeneracy of antibody specificity.

The Journal of Immunology, 1983
Abstract Evidence was obtained, by direct binding assays (radioimmunoassays) and by inhibition of binding assays, that after immunization some of the antibody molecules produced are degenerate in that they bind not only the immunizing antigen, but also unrelated ligands.
R, Sperling, T, Francus, G W, Siskind
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Anticardiolipm Antibodies: Specificity and Function

Lupus, 1994
Antibodies detected by solid phase anticardiolipin immunoassays are heterogeneous but understanding the nature of this heterogeneity has proven difficult. Differences in any of the following features may account for differences in anticardiolipin antibodies: avidity for cardiolipin, phospholipid cross-reactivity, specificity for β2 glycoprotein I ...
Silvia Pierangeli, E.N. Harris
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