Immunochemical and crystallographic studies of antibody D1.3 in its free, antigen-liganded, and idiotope-bound states.

Immunochemical and crystallographic studies of antibody D1.3 in its free, antigen-liganded, and idiotope-bound states.
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对游离、抗原配体和独特位结合状态的抗体 D1.3 进行免疫化学和晶体学研究。

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10.1101/sqb.1989.054.01.030
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1989
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Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology
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Tello,D
Tello,D
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Bentley,GA;Bhat,TN;Boulot,G;Fischmann,T;Navaza,J;Poljak,RJ;Riottot,MM;Tello,D

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