Electron microscopic study of ring-shaped, bivalent hapten, bivalent antidansyl monoclonal antibody complexes with identical variable domains but IgG1, IgG2a and …
ML Phillips, VT Oi, VN Schumaker - Molecular immunology, 1990 - Elsevier
We have studied by electron microscopy a fascinating series of antidansyl monoclonal
antibodies developed by Dangl et al.(Cytometry2, 395–401, 1982) which have the same
variable domain but different constant domains. Three of the four subclasses of mouse IgG
were represented, IgGl, IgG2a and IgG2b. Previously, Oi et al.(Nature307, 136–140, 1984)
had examined the flexibilities of these antibodies by time-resolved fluorescence
depolarization and found that IgG1 was least flexible, IgG2a was intermediate and IgG2b …
antibodies developed by Dangl et al.(Cytometry2, 395–401, 1982) which have the same
variable domain but different constant domains. Three of the four subclasses of mouse IgG
were represented, IgGl, IgG2a and IgG2b. Previously, Oi et al.(Nature307, 136–140, 1984)
had examined the flexibilities of these antibodies by time-resolved fluorescence
depolarization and found that IgG1 was least flexible, IgG2a was intermediate and IgG2b …
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