1998
DOI: 10.1006/abio.1998.2784
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Real-Time Analysis of Immunogen Complex Reaction Kinetics Using Surface Plasmon Resonance

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“…The use of surface plasmon resonance detectors is now widely replacing traditional methods for the analysis of antibody-antigen interactions, epitope mapping, immune response monitoring and the study of receptor-ligand interactions (Karlsson, 1991;Malmqvist, 1993;Yu et al, 1998;Pathak et al, 1997). As part of a project investigating the potential development of oral vaccines for the aquaculture industry, a BIAcore instrument was utilised (1) as a means of detecting antigen-specific antibody in either cutaneous mucus or serum following di#erent routes of immunisation, and (2) to identify possible heterogeneity between serum and mucosal Ig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of surface plasmon resonance detectors is now widely replacing traditional methods for the analysis of antibody-antigen interactions, epitope mapping, immune response monitoring and the study of receptor-ligand interactions (Karlsson, 1991;Malmqvist, 1993;Yu et al, 1998;Pathak et al, 1997). As part of a project investigating the potential development of oral vaccines for the aquaculture industry, a BIAcore instrument was utilised (1) as a means of detecting antigen-specific antibody in either cutaneous mucus or serum following di#erent routes of immunisation, and (2) to identify possible heterogeneity between serum and mucosal Ig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, it was possible to place a functionally intact nicotinic acetylcholine receptor [7] as well as cytochrome C oxidase [8] in such artificial membranes. Recently, the formation of a multicatalytic protease complex (20-S-proteasom), which consists of 28 subunits, was achieved on such a lipid bilayer.…”
Section: Toxinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…lipiden [4] und die Bindung von Lectinen [5] sowie von Cholera-Toxin [6] an Glycolipidsysteme untersucht. Es gelang auch, einen funktionell intakten nikotinischen Acetylcholinrezeptor [7] sowie Cytochrom-C-Oxidase [8] in solche artifiziellen Membranen einzulagern. In einem ähnlich aufgebauten System konnte kürzlich sogar ein aus 28 Untereinheiten aufgebauter multikatalytischer Proteasekomplex (20-S-Proteasom) an einer Doppelmembran aufgebaut werden.…”
Section: Membransysteme Auf Sensoroberflächenunclassified