Engineering and characterisation of anti-progesterone OBodies

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Engineering and characterisation of anti-progesterone OBodies

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Molecular interactions are fundamental to communication between different parts of the cell or of an organism. These interactions can be weak and transient or strong and semi-permanent. In the case of the adaptive immune system, strong interactions between foreign antigens and specific antibodies lead to a cascade of events comprising the immune response. This phenomenon has been exploited by industry to produce high affinity binding molecules that have been used as therapeutics or diagnostic...

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Doctoral

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2018

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Chonira, Vikas Kariyappa

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/11701

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protein engineering / phage display / structural biology / molecular biology

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