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Monoclonal antibodies to L-asparaginase

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Five hybridomas secreting monoclonal antibody toE. coli L-asparaginase were isolated. These monoclonal antibodies were classified into 3 different subclasses; Ig G1 (1 clone), Ig G2 (2 clones) and Ig G3 (2 clones). One of them possessed anti-L-asparaginase neutralizing activity. Four antibodies examined demonstrated a linear Langmuir binding plot and binding affinities, with equilibrium dissociation constant (Kd) ranging between 2.5×10−9M and 6.3×10−10 M. The monoclonal antibodies should be useful probes for investigation of the enzyme activity.

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Kitao, T., Hattori, K. Monoclonal antibodies to L-asparaginase. Experientia 40, 200–201 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01963599

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