Antiidiotypic antibodies: methods, applications, and critique.
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Summary
The anti-idiotypic approach offers a powerful screening method for identifying potential receptors or partners of biologically significant ligands and relies on a fundamental physical principle that specific protein–protein associations frequently involve a close matching among structures of complementary shape.
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- 1993-01-01
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Humanities, Psychology, Mathematics, Mathematics education, Art
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