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Medical News | Medical Articles: Current and Future Applications of Rabbit Monoclonal Antibodies

	July 24, 2019
	Antibodies
	The latest antibodies news from News Medical

Current and Future Applications of Rabbit Monoclonal Antibodies

In most clinical applications, the monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) used are usually of murine origin; however, the small spleen of the mouse is limited in its ability to generate antibodies.

Automating enzyme immunoassay and ELISA research

Automating immunoassays has had a dramatic impact on immunology research for a whole range of clinical conditions from autoimmune diseases to oncology research. Leveraging full automation for ELISA, EIA, IFA and BLOT methods along with liquid handling protocols provides researchers with a high throughput method to provide fast and consistent results for their research.

Intracellular Antibody-Mediated Degradation

Intracellular antibody-mediated degradation is a neutralization mechanism for viruses that have entered cells. Antiviral immunity can still be produced after infection because the antibodies remain attached to the virus and mediate an immune response capable of disabling the pathogen.

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	Improving the Safety of Biotherapeutics: Tracing the Protease Inhibitor AEBSF with RPLC-UV Antibodies are highly selective agents that can be used to target a variety of cancers and pathogenic infections in humans. Antibody production is usually carried out using mammalian cell culture. However, during production, these cells produce proteases that degrade the antibodies, thus necessitating the use of protease inhibitors.

	UMD researchers connect a protein to antibody immunity for the first time Human cytomegalovirus may not be a household name as far as viruses go, but according to Xiaoping Zhu, professor and chair in Veterinary Medicine at UMD, half of the population walking around campus is likely to be a carrier.

	Antibody Applications Antibodies are proteins that can bind to specific molecules called antigens. They have different portions in their Y-shaped structure that can bind to antigens and effector molecules. Several types of antibodies such as primary and secondary and monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies with varying specificities have been developed in recent years.

	Benefits of Multiplex Immunoassays There are two main ways of multiplexing an immunoassay; by separating the individual assays into different spaces (spatial separation) or by immobilizing antibodies onto different beads based on what they target.