Titlebook: Immunobiology of Proteins and Peptides-III; Viral and Bacterial M. Zouhair Atassi,Howard L. Bachrach Book 1985 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Foot-and-Mouth Disease and Its Antigens,n some batches of vaccine and the escape of virus from vaccine from manufacturing facilities are now responsible for a large proportion of the outbreaks that still occur there. A vaccine is needed that has no possibility of producing the disease. During the last few years, it has been demonstrated t

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Monoclonal Antibodies Against Bacterial Outer Membrane Antigens,urface epitopes on outer membrane protein F were isolated and differentiated according to their reactions with 2 mercaptoethanol-reduced protein F and with proteolytic and cyanogen bromide peptide fragments of protein F.. One of these protein F-specific monoclonal antibodies has been demonstrated to

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Genetic Approaches to Study , Protein Antigens,and alkaline protease, have clarified the contribution of these products to virulence. Demonstration by genetic studies that exoenzyme S was a major factor in the virulence for one .. . strain allowed us to correctly predict that antibody to this product would be protective against infection with th

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The Primary Sequence and Antigenic Structure of Gonococcal Pilin: Approaches Towards a Gonococcal Vpilin. Two independent, strain specific determinants were found within the disulfide loop. A weakly immunogenic, common determinant was located between residues 48–60. Antisera raised against either MS11 or R10 CNBr-2 bind a separate peptide, residues 69–84. This region is only immunogenic as a frag

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Book 1985 antigenic sites. These, together with advances in cloning, expression and sequencing of protein genes, have offered new avenues for the preparation of synthetic vaccines for viral, bacterial and other antigens. Such vaccines have been the aspiration of immunologists for over 20 years. The meeting h

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Charlotte D. Parker,Sandra K. Armstrong,Dara W. Frank selection. This chapter tries to survey some of the digraph classes that were not granted their own chapter in this book. As tournaments are arguably the best studied class of digraphs with a rich library of strong results, it is no wonder that they and their many generalizations are featured promi