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Blood, Vol. 109, Issue 8, 3521-3528, April 15, 2007
Generation of activation-specific human anti- Mß2 single-chain antibodies as potential diagnostic tools and therapeutic agents
Blood Eisenhardt et al.
109: 3521
Supplemental materials for: Eisenhardt et al, Vol 109, Issue 8, 3521-3528
Files in this Data Supplement:
- Video 1. Nonstimulated monocytes flowing over a fibrinogen matrix without MAN-1 antibody (MOV, 3.42 MB)
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The clip shows venous flow conditions in the beginning. After approximately 30 seconds, arterial flow is applied.
- Video 2. PMA-stimulated monocytes flowing over a fibrinogen matrix without MAN-1 antibody (MOV, 3.44 MB)
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The clip shows venous flow conditions in the beginning. After approximately 30 seconds, arterial flow is applied.
- Video 3. Nonstimulated monocytes flowing over a fibrinogen matrix after preincubation with MAN-1 antibody (MOV, 3.44 MB)
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The clip shows venous flow conditions in the beginning. After approximately 30 seconds, arterial flow is applied.
- Video 4. PMA-stimulated monocytes flowing over a fibrinogen matrix after preincubation with MAN-1 antibody (MOV, 3.43 MB)
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The clip shows venous flow conditions in the beginning. After approximately 30 seconds, arterial flow is applied.
- Video 5. Nonstimulated monocytes flowing over a fibrinogen matrix after preincubation with a blocking anti-CD11b antibody (MOV, 3.41 MB)
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The clip shows venous flow conditions in the beginning. After approximately 30 seconds, arterial flow is applied.
- Video 6. PMA-stimulated monocytes flowing over a fibrinogen matrix after preincubation with a blocking anti-CD11b antibody (MOV, 3.41 MB)
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The clip shows venous flow conditions in the beginning. After approximately 30 seconds, arterial flow is applied.
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