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Evidence for multispecificity of antibody molecules
Nature, 1977ONE of the salient questions in immunology concerns the means by which the immune system is capable of recognising an apparently limitless variety of antigenic determinants, including many that presumably did not exist during its evolution. Three major hypotheses have been put forward to explain the diversity of the immune response: a stringent germ ...
D J, Cameron, B F, Erlanger
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Antibody multispecificity in immunoassay interference
Clinical Biochemistry, 1992Recent findings indicate that many endogenous antibodies exhibit multispecificity. These antibodies exhibit a potential for interference with immunoassays. Antibodies that interfere with immunoassays have been called heterophile or heterophilic antibodies.
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An Fc Binding Peptide-Based Facile and Versatile Build Platform for Multispecific Antibodies
Nano Letters, 2023Junli Hu, Changlu Shao, Na Shen
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Regulatory Influences of Neonatal Multispecific Antibodies on the Developing B Cell Repertoire
International Reviews of Immunology, 1988John Kearney, M Vakil
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Asymmetric multispecific antibodies
2016BLANCHETOT CHRISTOPHE FREDERIC JEROME +1 more
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