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Phage vs Phage: Direct Selections of Sandwich Binding Pairs

2023-02-08

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The sandwich format immunoassay is generally more sensitive and specific than more common assay formats, including direct, indirect, or competitive. A sandwich assay, however, requires two receptors to bind non-competitively to the target analyte. Typically, pairs of antibodies (Abs) or antibody fragments (Fabs) capable of forming a sandwiching with the target are identified through a slow, guess-and-check method...

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Literature Corpus work: 75fbfd45-9a2e-5110-8575-3b83dbffd728
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202302.0138.v1

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