Compositions capable of specifically binding particular...

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C530S387100, C424S130100

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07632923

ABSTRACT:
A composition-of-matter comprising an antibody or antibody fragment including an antigen-binding region capable of specifically binding an antigen-presenting portion of a complex composed of a human antigen-presenting molecule and an antigen derived from a pathogen is disclosed.

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