Scientists from Duke-NUS Medical School and the Singapore General Hospital have discovered that T cells—white blood cells that can destroy harmful pathogens—can completely prevent viral infection, to ...

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The process has now been clarified by experiments with single antibody-producing cells grown in culture. These experiments indicate that antibody manufacture is directed by the genes By G. J. V ...

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While bacterial cells may be faster to grow, the proteins expressed from these cells don’t always include the post ... Cell lines commonly used for monoclonal antibody expression include Chinese ...

This includes cells that produce targeted antibodies that can stick to the virus in order to stop it - and T cells that can attack just the cells infected with the virus, called the cellular response.

4 Using various methods, scientists have also produced monoclonal antibodies from other mammals for diverse purposes. Less than 1 percent of the initial cells fuse to form hybridoma cells. Unused B ...