Reproducibility: Standardize antibodies used in research

By A. Bradbury, A. Plückthun. Nature, 2015

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To save millions of dollars and dramatically improve reproducibility, protein-binding reagents must be defined by their sequences and produced as recombinant proteins, say Andrew Bradbury, Andreas Plückthun and 110 co-signatories.

Subfields: Molecular Biology, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

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• Generation and analyses of human synthetic antibody libraries and their application for protein microarrays. (2016, background): “Not only does it provide a sustainable resource of antibody reagents, but it also allows facile definition of the primary sequence of the antibody, a vital step in quality control of the probe (Bradbury and Plückthun, 2015).”