Специфичность естественных анти-углеводных антител человека в норме
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Le антитела не способны связываться с Leдисахаридом в составе сложных гликанов типа LeХ-Х, а значит, не могут быть истинными антителами по отношению к нормальным собственным гликанам организма. Наконец, антитела, направленные против коровых гликановых мотивов, таких какХас, без затруднений взаимодействуют с ними в идеальных условиях искусственной тест-системы, однако они не должны узнавать… Читать ещё >
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