introduction: monoclonal antibodies labeled mainly with 99mtc are being widely used as imaging agents in nuclear medicine. recently pr81 was introduced as a new murine anti-muc1 mab against human breast carcinoma. this antibody reacts with the tandem repeat of 20-mer peptide of protein backbone, and is of igg1 class, with an affinity of 2.19×10-8 m-1. due to high specific reactivity, this antib...

results isotype of 1f1 clone was determined to be igg1, which reacted with native protein in the western blot experiment and stained 20% of the membrane of neoplastic cells overexpressing her2 with 3+ grade. however, 3l5 clone showed a low reaction (10%) with native her2 in immunohistochemistry. conclusions the results of both western blotting and immunohistochemistry showed that native her2 ca...

background: recombinant monoclonal antibodies have been marketed in last three decades as the major therapeutic proteins against different cancers. however choosing a proper medium and supplements to reach the high expression is a challenging step. despite of commercial serum free and chemically defined media, there are still numerous researches seeking the optimum media to gain higher expressi...

results based on our results, mab against recombinant erns was produced and reacted successfully with recombinant and natural antigens. conclusions with regards to the role of erns in the identification of pi animals, it appears that erns recombinant antigen and the specific monoclonal antibodies produced against it may be suitable for developing bvdv laboratory diagnostic assays. objectives er...

background: the affinity of an antibody to its antigen is a crucial parameter in its biological activity and performance of an immunoassay such as elisa. affinity of most igg specific mabs are often determined by methods which require labeling of either antigen or antibody, and are sometimes difficult to control, do not always lead to the expected signal and often result in immunological modifi...

The manipulation of redox potential in secretory pathway by thiol reducing agents can be a strategy to improve the production levels of disulfide-bonded proteins including recombinant antibodies. Here we have studied the influence of cysteamine on viability and the production level of IgG4 in Sp2.0 cells. For this purpose, the recombinant Sp2.0 cells producing an anti CD33 IgG4, were subjected ...

The manipulation of redox potential in secretory pathway by thiol reducing agents can be a strategy to improve the production levels of disulfide-bonded proteins including recombinant antibodies. Here we have studied the influence of cysteamine on viability and the production level of IgG4 in Sp2.0 cells. For this purpose, the recombinant Sp2.0 cells producing an anti CD33 IgG4, were subjected ...

At least seven distinct epidermal growth factor (EGF) ligands bind to and activate the EGF receptor (EGFR). This activation plays an important role in the embryo and in the maintenance of adult tissues. Importantly, pharmacologic EGFR inhibition also plays a critical role in the pathophysiology of diverse disease states, especially cancer. The roles of specific EGFR ligands are poorly defined i...

Our study tested the hypothesis that immunoglobulins differ in their ability to activate the nuclear factor-κB pathway mediated cellular responses. These responses are modulated by several properties of the immune complex, including the ratio of antibody isotypes binding to antigen. Immunoassays allow the measurement of antigen specific antibodies belonging to distinct immunoglobulin classes an...