A molecular library for recognition or detection of a binding site
CA 2400338 C · Owner: Pepscan Systems B.V. · Inventors: Slootstra, Jelle Wouter; Van Dijk, Evert; Puijk, Wouter Cornelis
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The invention relates to the field of molecular recognition or detection of discontinuous or conformational binding sites or epitopes corresponding to a binding molecule, in particular in relation to protein-protein protein-nucleic acid, nucleic acid-nucleic acid or biomolecule-ligand interactions. The invention provides a synthetic molecular library allowing testing for identification, characterisation or detection of a discontinuous binding site capable of interacting with a binding molecule said library having been , provided with a plurality of molecules each molecule of said molecules , comprising at least one first segment linked to a second segment each segment , having the …
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