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Efficient selection of scFv antibody phage by adsorption to in situ expressed antigens in tissue sections

Tordsson et al., 1997

Document ID
10759378199697931489
Author
Tordsson J
Abrahmsén L
Kalland T
Ljung C
Ingvar C
Brodin T
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of immunological methods

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The present report describes the development and application of an efficient method for the direct adsorption/selection of antibody phage using antigens expressed in situ in cryostat tissue sections. In a model system, scFv phage directed towards an epitope on the GA733-2 …
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