Methods and molecules useful for identifying molecules that bind lfa-1 and for determining receptor occupancy
CA 2417088 A1 · Owner: Woska, Joseph R. · Inventors: Rothlein, Robert; Magolda, Ronald L.; Kishimoto, Takashi
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The present invention relates generally to a method for identifying molecules that bind the R7.1 epitope of LFA-1 or bind LFA-1 such that the R7.1 epitope is modified. The present invention further relates to a method for determining occupancy of the LFA-1 receptor by molecules that bind to the R7.1 epitope or bind LFA-1 such that the R7.1 epitope is modified after administration to a subject. The present invention further relates to molecules useful in the methods of the invention.
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