Titlebook: Clinical Applications of Monoclonal Antibodies; Ron Hubbard,Vincent Marks Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 antibody

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Bo Luo,Mohamed Mosbah,Slim Kallelupation of bacteriologists and clinicians. Many methods have been used successfully for these purposes, although the utilization of the exquisite specificity of the immune response has often given valuable results. The immune response has evolved adaptively in the face of environmental pressure exer

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The Potential of Electrofusion for Hybridoma Productionrotocols are being continuously developed by almost every group of investigators actively involved in the generation of monoclonal antibodies. However, the preparation of human hybridomas is still generally assumed to be more difficult than that of murine hybrids. Apart from the chromosomal instabil

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Humanising of Recombinant Antibodiesg” antibody is only a small fraction of the total immuno-globulin, human antisera may be infected with viruses such as AIDS and hepatitis, and antibodies from animal sources are recognized as foreign. These problems should not occur if human monoclonal antibodies are used. Unfortunately the producti