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determine the resolution (Rs) of the chromatography, which is defined as the. The combination of antigen fragments and HLA molecules is moved to the cells surface. Because hybridoma antibodies are directed against a single distinct immunodeterminant, these results indicate that protective immunity may be directed at any one of several distinct antigenic determinants of M protein exposed on the surface of virulent group A streptococci. or protein fragment) is such that it triggers the immune defense accurately. One of the hybridoma antibodies that reacted in high dilution (1:204,800) with the isolated M protein failed to react with the M protein on the surface of type 24 streptococci, and thus did not opsonize the homologous organisms or protect mice against challenge infections. At least two of these antibodies (IIC3.7 and IIC4.6) protected mice against challenge infections with the homologous, but not a heterologous, serotype of bacteria. (iii) Plasmin must degrade fibrin at multiple sites to release fibrin degradation products, which then expose the D-dimer antigen epitope. The other is avidity, which has a different meaning.
Several hybridoma antibodies were found to be opsonic against the homologous type streptococci. Affinity is one of two key properties that defines the overall strength of the antibody-antigen interaction. Hybridoma technology was used to produce a set of monoclonal antibodies against a purified polypeptide fragment of type 24 streptococcal M protein to delineate the protective determinants of M protein exposed on the surface of the virulent streptococci.
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