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Structure and function of the constant regions of immunoglobulins

Published in: Quarterly Reviews of Biophysics

Date of publication: May 1, 1976

Language: English

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January 1, 1965

MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF FORMATION OF AN ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEX,Molecular Mechanism of Formation of an Antigen–Antibody Complex
January 1, 1966

Variations in amino-acid sequence near the disulphide bridges of Bence-Jones proteins
June 1, 1966

Allelic antigenic factor Inv(a) of the light chains of human immunoglobulins: chemical basis,Allelic Antigenic Factor Inv(a) of the Light Chains of Human Immunoglobulins: Chemical Basis
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Two types of lambda polypeptide chains in human immunoglobulins based on an amino acid substitution at position 190
March 1, 1968

Subfragments from the Fc fragment of human immunoglobulin G. Isolation and physicochemical charaterization
July 1, 1968

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April 1, 1969

Studies on the reduction of a human 19S immunoglobulin M.
January 1, 1969

The antibody problem
May 1, 1969

The covalent structure of an entire gammaG immunoglobulin molecule
April 1, 1969

Stepwise cleavage of rabbit immunoglobulin G by papain and isolation of four types of biologically active Fc fragments
December 1, 1969

Immunoglobulin peptide with complement fixing activity,Immunoglobulin Peptide with Complement Fixing Activity
January 1, 1969

Electron microscopy of the immunoglobulins
April 1, 1970

The fixation of complement and the activated first component (C1) of complement by complexes formed between antibody and divalent hapten
February 1, 1970

Immunoglobulin M: pentameric Fcmu fragments released by trypsin at higher temperatures,Immunoglobulin M: Pentameric Fcμ Fragments Released by Trypsin at Higher Temperatures
April 1, 1970

Evidence for C-terminal intra-subunit disulphide bridges between immunoglobulin-M heavy chains
August 1, 1971

Independent Folding of the Variable and Constant Halves of a Lambda Immunoglobulin Light Chain
December 1, 1971

Reversible dissociation of reduced subunits of human γM-globulins into 5 S component
December 1, 1971

Antibody structure and molecular immunology
October 1, 1971

Circular dichroism studies on the variable and constant halves of kappa-type Bence-Jones proteins
November 1, 1971

Isotypes in human immunoglobulin lambda-chains
December 1, 1971

The three-dimensional conformation of M and A globulin molecules
November 1, 1972

Recovery of the native conformations of the variable and constant halves of an immunoglobulin light chain upon renaturation from the linear random coil state
August 1, 1972

A fragment corresponding to the C(H)2 region of immunoglobulin G (IgG) with complement fixing activity
April 1, 1972

Conformational studies on subfragments from the Fc region of human immunoglobulin G.
November 1, 1972

A re-examination of the ability of pFc' and Fc' to participate in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis
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Immunoglobulin M: fixation of human complement by the Fc fragment,Immunoglobulin M: Fixation of Human Complement by the Fc Fragment
December 1, 1973

Production of a noncovalently bonded pentamer of immunoglobulin M: relationship of J chain
November 1, 1973

Structure of a λ-type Bence-Jones protein at 3.5-Å resolution
March 1, 1973

An active antibody fragment (Fv) composed of the variable portions of heavy and light chains,Active antibody fragment (Fv) composed of the variable portions of heavy and light chains
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Complete amino acid sequence of the Mu heavy chain of a human IgM immunoglobulin,Complete Amino Acid Sequence of the Mu Heavy Chain of a Human IgM Immunoglobulin

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