Titlebook: Epitope Mapping Protocols; Glenn E. Morris Book 1996 Humana Press 1996

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Introduction to Thermal Analysisn matrix. Light covering a span of angles of incidence falls on the glass side and is reflected into a 2D array detector where the intensity of the reflected light is measured. SPR occurs at a certain angle and is seen as a minimum in reflected light intensity. When the refractive index close to the

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The second law of thermodynamics,mate location and outline of a protein epitope may be established by a combination of methods that can be applied to the antigen—antibody complex in solution. One such method is the differential chemical modification of the free and antibody-bound protein. Other methods complementing differential ch

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Epitope Mapping Protocols978-1-59259-552-5Series ISSN 1064-3745 Series E-ISSN 1940-6029

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76214-7Most epitope mapping techniques can be classified into two groups: those that use antigenic fragments (subunits, peptides, and so forth) and the specific antibody-binding regions are directly determined, and those that use intact antigen and the epitope determination is usually indirect.

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Epitope Mapping by Antibody Competition,Most epitope mapping techniques can be classified into two groups: those that use antigenic fragments (subunits, peptides, and so forth) and the specific antibody-binding regions are directly determined, and those that use intact antigen and the epitope determination is usually indirect.

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SPOT Synthesis,SPOT synthesis is an easy and very flexible technique for simultaneous parallel chemical synthesis on membrane supports. This method gives immunologists rapid and low-cost access to large numbers of peptides both as solid-phase-bound and solution-phase products for systematic epitope analysis.

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Homayoun Nikookar,Ramjee Prasad. They have thus become important tools for serotyping of viruses and bacteria (.–.), and for typing of homologous proteins from multigene families, such as subtypes of different human interferon molecules (.) or HLA markers (.).