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heteroantibody

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heteroantibody /het·ero·an·ti·body/ (-an´tĭ-bod″e) an antibody combining with antigens originating from a species foreign to the antibody producer.
het·er·o·an·ti·bod·y (ht-r-nt-bd)
n.
An antibody that is specific for antigens originating in species other than that of the antibody producer.
heteroantibody
[het′ərō·an′tibod′ē]
an antibody that recognizes an antigen from a species other than that of the antibody producer.
heteroantibody [het″er-o-an″tĭ-bod´e]
an antibody combining with antigens originating from a species foreign to the antibody producer.
heteroantibody
an antibody combining with antigens originating from a species foreign to the antibody producer.
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As expected, the heteroantibody interference was quantitatively inhibited by the addition of FCS or adult bovine serum, with 50% inhibition of binding reached at serum concentrations as low as 0.
False positivity in a cyto-ELISA for anti-endothelial cell antibodies ... by Revelen, Ronan; Bordron, Anne; Dueymes, Maryvonne; Youinou, Pierre; Arvieux, Josiane / Clinical Chemistry
 
 
 
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