Selected article for: "antibody fragment and heavy chain"

Author: Zhang, Jiarong; Sun, Hui; Pei, Wei; Jiang, Huijun; Chen, Jin
Title: Nanobody-based immunosensing methods for safeguarding public health
  • Cord-id: yizmjlt7
  • Document date: 2021_7_28
  • ID: yizmjlt7
    Snippet: Immunosensing methods are biosensing techniques based on specific recognition of an antigen–antibody immunocomplex, which have become commonly used in safeguarding public health. Taking advantage of antibody-related biotechnological advances, the utilization of an antigen-binding fragment of a heavy-chain-only antibody termed as 'nanobody' holds significant biomedical potential. Compared with the conventional full-length antibody, a single-domain nanobody retaining cognate antigen specificity
    Document: Immunosensing methods are biosensing techniques based on specific recognition of an antigen–antibody immunocomplex, which have become commonly used in safeguarding public health. Taking advantage of antibody-related biotechnological advances, the utilization of an antigen-binding fragment of a heavy-chain-only antibody termed as 'nanobody' holds significant biomedical potential. Compared with the conventional full-length antibody, a single-domain nanobody retaining cognate antigen specificity possesses remarkable physicochemical stability and structural adaptability, which enables a flexible and efficient molecular design of the immunosensing strategy. This minireview aims to summarize the recent progress in immunosensing methods using nanobody targeting tumor markers, environmental pollutants, and foodborne microbes.

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