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Antibody molecular recognition between protein

The interactions between an antibody and an antigen are highly specific. Such a specific molecular recognition has been exploited in immunosensors to develop highly selective detection of proteins. [Pg.951]

The non-covalent interactions in many of natural compounds commonly referred as biomolecules are responsible for veiy important biological processes. The molecular recognition process in biological systems is observed between such species as receptor-ligand, antigen-antibody, sugar-lectin, DNA-protein, RNA-ribosome and others. The kinetics of the majority of glycan-protein interactions is fast and with dissociation... [Pg.434]

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