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Haptens (derived from the Gr**** haptein,
meaning “to fasten”) are
small molecules that
elicit an
immune response only when
attached to a
large carrier...
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hapten.
Haptens are low-molecular-weight
compounds that may be
bound by antibodies, but
cannot elicit an
immune response. Consequently, the
haptens themselves...
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compound lacked hapten characteristics, a
hapten feature of a drug
metabolite as
cause for the DHR was postulated. Importantly, the
hapten theory as explanation...
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lysine residues for
coupling haptens allows a high
hapten:carrier
protein ratio,
increasing the
likelihood of
generating hapten-specific antibodies. In addition...
- [3.2.1] octane-2-carboxamido-hexanoic acid
Cocaine haptens that
create catalytic anti-bodies
require transitional states as affected...
- Instead, it
attaches to
certain proteins of the skin,
where it acts as a
hapten,
leading to a type IV hy****nsitivity reaction.[self-published source?]...
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hybridization to mRNA with
oligonucleotide and RNA
probes (both radio-labeled and
hapten-labeled),
analysis with
light and
electron microscopes,
whole mount in situ...
- oak, or
poison sumac. Urushiol,
which is not
itself a protein, acts as a
hapten and
chemically reacts with,
binds to, and
changes the
shape of integral...
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Antigenicity is the
capacity of a
chemical structure (either an
antigen or
hapten) to bind
specifically with a
group of
certain products that have adaptive...
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containing two
nitro functional groups attached to a
phenyl ring. It is a
hapten used in
vaccine preparation.
Dinitrophenyl does not
elicit any
immune response...
