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MEDICAL DEVICES: 6902W
Newspaper article from: Warning Letter Bulletin; 9/28/1998; 18 words ; Epitope, Beaverton, OR, June 22 (Center for Biologics, Office of Regional Operations). See Blood & Biologics, page 5. Read more
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T Cells or T-Lymphocytes
Book article from: World of Microbiology and Immunology ...specific portion of the antigen called the epitope. As stated before, the binding depends...of the receptor and the surface of the epitope. If the binding surfaces are complementary...cells that have the original antigenic epitope on its surface, e.g., bacterial infected... Read more
Antibody
Book article from: Animal Sciences ...slightly different site on the antigen. Each part of an antigen that can be bound by an antibody is called an epitope . With multiple epitopes on each antigen, and multiple antigens for any foreign invader, numerous antibodies can potentially be involved... Read more
Immunological Analysis Techniques
Book article from: World of Microbiology and Immunology ...immune system. Although the antigenic determinant of a test substance is usually a minor part of that substance called the epitope, a small antigen referred to as a hapten can rarely elicit an immune response on its own. It is not an immunogen and would... Read more

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