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  1. Diagnosis and differentiation of HTLV-I and HTLV-II infection by enzyme immunoassays using synthetic peptides.

    ID: 1463958

    Description: epitope description:TSEPTQPPPTSPPLVHDSDLEHVLTPSTSWTTKILKF antigen name:Envelope glycoprotein gp63 host organism:Homo sapiens

    Publication: 1941526;

  2. Identification of type-specific domains within glycoprotein G of herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) recognized by the majority of patients infected w...

    ID: 1420203

    Description: epitope description:PEKTPLPVSATAMAPSVDPS antigen name:Envelope glycoprotein G host organism:Mus musculus antibody name:F11

    Publication: 10423148;

  3. Identification of type-specific domains within glycoprotein G of herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) recognized by the majority of patients infected w...

    ID: 1420213

    Description: epitope description:RAMAGRCRLLLSIGS host organism:Mus musculus antibody name:F11

    Publication: 10423148;

  4. Identification of an epitope on the recombinant bovine PrP that is able to elicit a prominent immune response in wild-type mice.

    ID: 1420229

    Description: epitope description:DYEDRYYRE antigen name:Major prion protein host organism:Mus musculus antibody name:6H4

    Publication: 17884181;

  5. Identification of type-specific domains within glycoprotein G of herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) recognized by the majority of patients infected w...

    ID: 1420249

    Description: epitope description:PEHRGGPEEFEGAGDGEPPE antigen name:Envelope glycoprotein G host organism:Homo sapiens antibody name:Human sera

    Publication: 10423148;
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