Моноклональные антитела к нейроспецифическим белкам (НСБ). Получение, иммунохимический анализ, исследование гематоэнцефалического барьера
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Разработка способа получения моноклональных антител для каждого из НСБ, по сути дела, в каждом случае является самостоятельной научной проблемой, напрямую зависящей от природы антигена, его физико-химических свойств, клеточной локализации. Невозможно использовать ранее известные методические подходы, применяемые для получения гомогенных препаратов одного НСБ, для выделения других НСБ… Читать ещё >
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