| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10235187 | Process Biochemistry | 2015 | 33 Pages |
Abstract
- Fab fragments were gradually immobilized on aldehyde/chelate activated agarose.
- The new protocol improved the spatial distribution of immobilized Fabs.
- High Fab loads and antigen binding were achieved in the structure of the support.
- The strategy also favoured Fab functional orientation on the support.
- Immune conjugates were successfully tested with C. perfringens É-toxin.
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Authors
M. Ferrari, R. Barreto, E. Jackson, J.M. Guisan, F. Lopez-Gallego, L. Betancor,