Monoclonal antibodies which promote central nervous system remye

Details Monoclonal antibodies which promote central nervous system remye Monoclonal antibodies which promote central nervous system remye

1994-04-29

1997-01-07

Hutzell, Paula K.

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Spore forming or isolating process

435 7021, 5303882, 530809, 530839, 530863, C07K 1628, C12N 512

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055916295

ABSTRACT:
Monoclonal IgM antibodies which promote central nervous system remyelination when given to a mammal afflicted with a demyelinating disease are disclosed. These antibodies show multi-organ autoreactivity, and recognize both surface and cytoplasmic determinants on glial cells.

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