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inhibiting antibody

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inhibiting antibody [in′hib·əd·iŋ ′ant·i‚bäd·ē]
(immunology)
A substance sometimes produced in the blood of immunized persons which is thought to prevent the expected antigen-reagin reaction.


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12] inhibiting antibody methods give false positive results as these assays are subject to interference by serum [B.
Ferrara and his colleagues later developed an inhibiting antibody against VEGF that has demonstrated outstanding clinical anti-tumor activity.
Randolph Noelle had generated several murine anti-CD40L antibodies and demonstrated their therapeutic potential in inhibiting antibody production.
 
 
 
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