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Dictionary » E » Epitope EpitopeEpitope (Science: immunology) That part of an antigenic molecule to which the t-cell receptor responds, a site on a large molecule against which an antibody will be produced and to which it will bind. See: agretope. ![]()
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Results from our forumCreation of virus?... talking about detection in enviroment or in human after infection/death? I cannot imagine, why it couldn't be designed that way. If you know the epitope, you can simply delete/alter it in such way, it will be recognized by different antibodies
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simple epitopeI learned that there is a lower limit to the size of any potential epitope - is that what this is about-?
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Re: simple epitope... for your reply. this is not what the thing is about. I need something like a positive control - a known antibody known to bind a very simple epitope (best would be a loop - hence a nonlinear peptide or protein-fragment) which can be used in in-vitro experiments. Cheers, Chris
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simple epitopeyou should be able to to raise antibodies only against your epitope (understand - use only that epitope for imunization), or raise polyclonal antibodies and lok, which one will best bind your epitope
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simple epitopeHi, I couldn“t rally figure out where to post this question. Does anybody know an antibody that recognizes a very simple epitope - like a single loop? For example a peptide-antibody or an antibody binding to a single "site" on a protein. Most of the antibodies recognize a ...
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