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[Monoclonal antibodies with anti-N specificity]

E I Deriugina, N I Drize, L N Lemeneva

    Sudebno-Meditsinskaia Ekspertiza
    |January 1, 1990
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    In this article serologic characteristics of monoclonal antibodies with anti-N specificity is given. Antibodies are directed to homologous sequence of N-form of A glycophorine (group-specific N-antigen) and B glycophorine, expressed both on N- and on M-erythrocytes. Higher titre and avidity of monoclonal antibodies with anti-N specificity in relation to erythrocytes with N-phenotype make it possible to detect N-antigen in material subjected to expert evaluation.

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