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Applications for an engineered Protein-G variant with a pH controllable affinity to antibody fragments.
Journal of immunological methods - 15 Dec 2014
Bailey Lucas J, Sheehy Kimberly M, Hoey Robert J, Schaefer Zachary P, Ura Marcin, Kossiakoff Anthony A
Abstract excerpt
Immunoglobulin binding proteins (IBPs) are broadly used as reagents for the purification and detection of antibodies. Among the IBPs, the most widely used are Protein-A and Protein-G. The C2 domain of Protein-G from Streptococcus is a multi-specific protein domain; it possesses a high affinity (K(D) ~10 nM) for the Fc region of the IgG, but a much lower affinity (KD~low μM) for the constant domain of the antibody...
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