Single-chain antibody is a term used for heavy-chain-only IgGs from camelids or sharks, which lack the light chains found in conventional antibodies.
Referring to the heavy-chain-only IgGs produced by camelids or shark species that lack the light chain present in conventional antibodies
| Front | Referring to the heavy-chain-only IgGs produced by camelids or shark species that lack the light chain present in conventional antibodies |
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| Back | single-chain antibody |
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