2000
DOI: 10.1042/bst028a075a
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Characterisation of a novel γ-lactamase enzyme used in the synthesis of an anti-HIV drug

Abstract: The human IgG antibody molecule is composed of three globular protein moieties linked through a flexible "hinge" region. Two protein moieties (Fab) determine antigen binding specificity and the third (Fc) expresses interaction sites for effector. The IgG-Fc region is a homodimer comprised of interchain disulphide bonded hinge regions, glycosylated C"2 domains and non-covalently paired cH3 domains. Glycosylation is essential for the activation of protective effector functions.We have applied differential scanni… Show more

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