Enzyme-based therapeutics (EBTs) have the potential to tap into an almost unmeasurable
amount of enzyme biodiversity and treat myriad conditions. Although EBTs were some of the …

The lipopolysaccharide (LPS) of Vibrio cholerae (V. cholerae) plays an important role in cholera
disease and the induction of primary protection. In this study, we evaluate mice humoral …

… the bromine (bromines in the case of dBBr) is replaced by sulfur in a SN2 reaction with a thiol,
eg cysteine (31, 32… K5/K14 crosslinking by sulfur mustard has been shown previously (62). …

… Against it are the failure so far to achieve passive transfer, the failure of disease activity to
jjarallel antifoody levels, and the heterogeneity of tJie IgG subclasses. So far, he said, the …

… The extent of IgG subclass human placental transfer varies in the following order: IgG1 >
IgG4 > IgG3 > IgG2; neither IgM nor IgA antibodies appear to cross the human placenta (36,37). …

This is a multidisciplinary research project in the field of bioconjugation chemistry. Bioconjugation
chemistry, in its fundamental aspects, refers to the site specific covalent modification of …

Introduction: As the major allergen in finfish, parvalbumin is responsible for more than 90%
of fish allergy. To reduce the occurrence of finfish allergy, on the one hand, food allergen …

… PBS buffer, human serum albumin and purified human IgG were used as negative
controls and … immunoglobulin classes and subclasses in addition to IgE can be tested simultaneously. …

Immunofluorescence labelling of myrosinase in paraffin sections was used to study the fate,
appearance, and distribution of myrosin cells in Brassica napus after seeding. Labelling was …

… the bromine (bromines in the case of dBBr) is replaced by sulfur in a SN2 reaction with a thiol,
eg cysteine (31, 32… K5/K14 crosslinking by sulfur mustard has been shown previously (62). …