- that
cause disease.
Antibodies can
recognize virtually any size antigen, able to
perceive diverse chemical compositions. Each
antibody recognizes one or...
-
white blood cell. All
subsequent antibodies derived this way
trace back to a
unique parent cell.
Monoclonal antibodies can have
monovalent affinity, binding...
- anti-histone antibodies,
antibodies to
nuclear pore complexes, anti-centromere
antibodies and anti-sp100
antibodies. Each of
these antibody subtypes binds to...
-
antibodies. Anti-idiotypic
antibodies bind to a
paratope of
another specific antibody. Therefore, it can be used for
measuring presence of
antibodies...
-
Antiganglioside antibodies that
react to self-gangliosides are
found in
autoimmune neuropathies.
These antibodies were
first found to
react with cerebellar...
-
Primary and
secondary antibodies are two
groups of
antibodies that are
classified based on
whether they bind to
antigens or
proteins directly or target...
- that
detect lupus anticoagulant, anti-apolipoprotein
antibodies, and/or anti-cardiolipin
antibodies.
Antiphospholipid syndrome can be
primary or secondary...
-
interaction for
specific antibodies. Any such
feature constitutes an epitope. Most
antigens have the
potential to be
bound by
multiple antibodies, each of which...
- anti-mitochondrial
antibody. In SLE, anti-DNA
antibodies and anti-cardiolipin
antibodies may be
present individually or together; the two
types of
antibodies act independently...
- (IgG) is a type of
antibody.
Representing approximately 75% of
serum antibodies in humans, IgG is the most
common type of
antibody found in
blood circulation...
