Antibody Technology Experiment Guide

Author: E. Harlow
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is a valuable reference for researchers, educators, and graduate students in the fields of biology, immunology, biochemistry and molecular biology, medical and health sciences, and related disciplines. Research on antibodies has been widely applied in immunology, biochemistry and molecular biology, pharmacology, preventive medicine, and various areas of clinical medicine, driving the development of these disciplines and opening new prospects for drug development, disease diagnosis, and prevention. This book is a classic masterpiece by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, following the "Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual." It concisely explains the theory of antibodies and provides detailed introductions to new technologies, methods, and advancements in antibody application research. The book is divided into 11 chapters, covering topics such as the molecular structure and function of antibodies, the material basis and characteristics of antigen-antibody interactions, the selection and handling of antibodies for applications, tissue and cellular immunostaining techniques, immunoprecipitation and immunoblotting techniques, immun techniques, the design and application of recombinant tagged proteins, and the analysis of antigenic epitopes. The content is comprehensive and highly practical.