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Biotech / Medical : TGEN - Targeted Genetics Corporation
TGEN 8.230+0.9%Nov 7 9:30 AM EST

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To: Michael Bakunin who wrote (357)4/17/2002 2:02:07 AM
From: Mike McFarland of 557
 
I ran it through Pubmed--Papers which include
IgG1b12 are mostly from the Aaron Diamond AIDS
Research Center, Rockefeller University; the
Department of Cancer Immunology and AIDS,
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard; and
the Department of Antiviral Research, Merck.

Here is a googlie:
google.com

I did not find any US granted patents using IgG1b12,
but I don't subscribe to Delphion, and I don't know
what I am looking for yet, just IgG1 patents?

I'm wont fill up the thread with all my silly
google queries, but I will paste this:

. Estimates of the total number of distinct antibody variable regions or antigen combining sites that an individual's B cells can theoretically produce range from 10 million upward. It is not surprising then that antibody responses to even simple antigens are generally very heterogeneous in terms of the numbers of different antibodies made, a bonus for the individual as far as immune protection goes but a hindrance to the immunologist trying to sort out and manipulate this intricate process
whfreeman.com
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