Sentence examples for serum bound from inspiring English sources
Human anti-SP-10-IIIB antibodies affinity purified from acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) patient serum bound to HTLV-IIIB-infected cells and immunoprecipitated gp120.
Goat anti-SP-10-IIIB serum bound to the surface of HTLV-IIIB-infected CEM T cells but not to the surface of HTLV-IIIRF-infected or uninfected CEM T cells.
NS1 immunoaffinity chromatography was performed using 5 μl rabbit anti-NS1 immune serum bound to 20 μl Protein G Dynabeads (Life Technologies Corporation).
IFA uses fluorescent anti-human antibody to detect specific antibody from patient serum bound to a smear of scrub-typhus antigen and is currently the reference standard.
Like Hp, Hpr binds free heme with high-affinity, but the resulting Hpr-Hb complex does not bind to CD163; instead it persists in the serum bound to apolipoprotein L1 (ApoL1) (Nielsen et al. 2006).
Exosomes from SKBR3 and BT-474, both of which are HER2-overexpressing breast cancer cell lines, contain active HER2 and, along with exosomes from HER2-positive breast cancer patient serum, bound to trastuzumab to decrease the drugs' effectiveness at inhibiting SKBR3 cell proliferation [ 40].
Further target cell-binding studies suggest that nonprotective antibodies in the anti-AD755a serum bind more efficiently to the target cell in vitro than the protective fraction and have raised the possibility that the latter antibodies may only have weak affinity for the target cell itself.
SDS-PAGE followed by silver staining revealed that BSA as well as numerous proteins present in serum bind to all the sHZ crystals tested (Figure 4B).
Our recent studies show that purified IgM and IgM present in the normal human serum bind to late apoptotic cells, particularly to specific regions of the cells [30].
The antibodies in the serum bind to their antigen.
Both assays, however, reliably allowed the direct detection of DSA by immobilizing extracted HLA molecules from donor cells/tissues onto which, in a consecutive step, only donor-specific but not anti-HLA antibodies in general out of a given recipient's serum bind.
