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Dictionary » C » Cross-reactive antibody Cross-reactive antibodyCross-reactive antibody (Science: haematology, immunology) antibodies which don't respond to any one specific antigen, but will respond to a number of them. These antibodies can be responsible for false positive results in antigen-antibody tests. ![]()
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Results from our forumImproving qPCR assay detection limits... to design a real-time PCR assay for copy number determination of an antibody gene in mammalian cells, using TaqMan fluorescent probes. The issue ... 10-10^3 standards are added to the standard curve, however, they all cross the threshold line at about 24 cycles along with the 10^4 standard, ...
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chicken pox antibodies... notes when I get back home, but I think remember that only the one-unit antibody (IgG) cross the placenta, not IgM and IgA. I think it may be possible that the antibody is IgM, case ...
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The Fiber Disease... beads (IMB) applications for extracting pathogenic bacteria by specific antibody reactions from foods also capture these benign bacteria by non-specific ... fragment that binds specifically to L. monocytogenes and doesn’t cross-react with other species of Listeria, or any other bacterium tested. ...
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The Fiber Disease... of the article.: For a successful infection, retroviruses have to cross the plasma membrane, and subviral particles have to find their path ... antibody+reactivity+with+peptides+from+human+endogenous+retroviruses+and+nonviral+poly%28amino+acids%29+in+patients+with+systemic+lupus+erythematosus. ...
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The Fiber Disease... collagen gel. PMID: 8309424 1994 - Characterization of a monoclonal antibody prepared against plant actin. PMID: 7859296 1994 - Effects of thymosin ... - MEMBRANES (INSIDE OUTSIDE) 1990 - Microinjection of covalently cross-linked actin oligomers causes disruption of existing actin filament ...
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