Titlebook: Immunoglobulins; Gary W. Litman,Robert A. Good Book 1978 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1978 antibody.antigen.immunoglobulin.proteins

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The Significance of Gene Duplication in Immunoglobulin Evolution (Epimethean Natural Selection and ved close linkage between V-region and C-region genes within each cluster may be no functional prerequisite, merely reflecting their evolutionary origin in that they arose as tandem repeats of an ancestral gene. It now appears (see Greaves, 1975) that for their cell-bound antibodies or receptors, T

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,Structure of Atypical Immunoglobulins—Relationship to Genetic Control Mechanisms,serman and Takatsuki, 1964)] and of half-molecule IgA proteins in mice (Potter and Kuff, 1964) has the existence of structurally altered molecules in association with plasma-cell and lymphocytic neoplasms been recognized. Since that time, an increasing number of studies have attempted to use mutant

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Book 1978probes capable of distinguishing minor features of molecular topog­ raphy. Clinical applications have ranged from the now routine quantitation of immunoglobulin levels to the use of antibodies to detect trace levels of a variety of natural products and drug metabolites. All these applications have d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0805-8antibody; antigen; immunoglobulin; proteins

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Cryoglobulins and Pyroglobulins,e Ig with the property of reversible cryoprecipitation is usually monoclonal. More frequently, two Ig’s combine by noncovalent bonds to form a mixed cryoglobulin, but when separated, neither is a cryoglobulin by itself. Cryoglobulins are usually found in blood serum, but occasionally may appear in body fluids and urine.

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