Immunogenicity and epitope mapping of foreign sequences via genetically engineered filamentous phage.
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Summary
The recombinant phage were shown to be useful as a source of antigen for this scarce malaria protein, for producing carrier-hapten conjugates for obtaining immunological reagents in rabbits, and for B epitope mapping and in mice the antibody response to the cloned antigens seems to be controlled by immune response genes.
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- 1988-03-25
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Immunogenicity, Genetically engineered, Epitope, Biology, Computational biology
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