- diseases) are also
epitopes. The
epitopes of
protein antigens are
divided into two categories,
conformational epitopes and
linear epitopes,
based on their...
- In immunology,
cryptic self
epitopes are a
source of autoimmunity. Self
epitopes,
which are
found in high
concentration on the
surface of antigen-presenting...
-
Epitope binning is a
competitive immuno****ay used to
characterize and then sort a
library of
monoclonal antibodies against a
target protein. Antibodies...
- conformations. Therefore,
antibodies that
recognize linear epitopes instead of
conformational epitopes are
chosen for immunodetection. In contrast, in immunohistochemistry...
- Such
segments are
called epitopes. Likewise, it is only the
paratope of the
receptor that
comes in
contact with the
epitope.
Proteins are
composed of...
- and/or
structural data.
Epitopes are
generally divided into two classes:
linear and conformational/discontinuous.
Linear epitopes are
formed by a continuous...
-
constitutes an
epitope. Most
antigens have the
potential to be
bound by
multiple antibodies, each of
which is
specific to one of the antigen's
epitopes. Using...
-
molecules actually interact through complementary binding sites,
called epitopes in
antigens and
paratopes in antibody. In an antibody, the Fab (fragment...
- the same
epitope (the part of an
antigen that is
recognized by the antibody). In contrast,
polyclonal antibodies bind to
multiple epitopes and are usually...
- T cell
epitope immunogenicity is the
binding strength of T cell
epitopes to
major histocompatibility complexes (MHC or HLA) molecules.
Epitopes with higher...
