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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"heavy chain only antibodies"”.

  1. Developing VHH-based tools to study Ebolavirus infection

    Variable domains of camelid-derived heavy chain-only antibodies, or VHHs, have emerged as a unique antigen binding moiety that holds promise in its versatility and utilization as a tool to study biological questions. This thesis focuses on two aspects on developing tools to study infectious …

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  2. Transdermal delivery of heavy chain only antibody binding domains using hydrogel-forming microarray patches

    … mAbs. This new era of biotechnology incorporates heavy chain only antibodies (HCAbs) such as Nanobody® molecules and VNARs, derived from camelids and sharks, respectively. Owing to their small size (~13 kDa) and reduced complexity, they are less expensive to produce than mAbs. Furthermore, their …

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  3. Development of nanobodies as tools to investigate G-quadruplex DNA secondary structures

    … work has relied on G4 recognition by a single-chain variable fragment antibody, BG4. Other G4 probes have been reported but generally their usage has been limited to certain applications and in many cases the probes have limited selectivity for G4s. The aim of this thesis was to develop an …

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  4. STUDIES OF B CELL DEVELOPMENT AND V(D)J RECOMBINATION

    … of immunoglobulin receptors and secreted antibodies begins with the recombination of the joining (JH), diversity (DH) and variable (VH) genes in the immunoglobulin heavy chain locus. The ability to produce antibodies is restricted to the B cell lineage and is tightly regulated, starting …

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