Re: Antibody interactions

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From: news mailtonews On Behalf Of Dav...
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 00:00

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Yea I did think of that. But isn't it also possible that they inhibit
each
other in some way?
    Robert have you any other ideas on this one? I've been out of the
buisness to long!

Regards

Dave
David A C Jones
dave@dacjones.co.uk
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> > Could the epitopes  be overlapping?
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> Surely, at least one of the antibodies would still be able to bind.
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> P. Crilly
> Bell College
> Hamilton
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