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Protein Antigenic Bind Structure Antigen Formed Separate Regions

Front Antigenic structure on a protein antigen that is formed from several separate regions in the sequence of the protein brought together by protein folding. Antibodies that bind these antigenic structures bind only native folded proteins
Back conformational epitopes, discontinuous epitopes

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