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| Description | English: Example of chemically linked Fabs: two Fab' fragments linked with a thioether, resulting in a F(ab')2. Fab' fragments with different specificity are coloured differently.
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| Author | Anypodetos, partly based on File:BiTE antibody 01.svg by Kuebi |
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| current | 19:16, 16 July 2010 | | 541 × 252 (78 KB) | Anypodetos | Added receptors and cells |
| 18:40, 16 July 2010 |  | 340 × 210 (46 KB) | Anypodetos | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Example of a {{w|chemically linked Fab}}: two {{w|Fab' fragment}}s linked with a {{w|thioether}}. * V<sub>H</sub>, C<sub>H</sub>1: {{w|Immunoglobulin heavy chain|Heavy chain}} variable and first constant domains * V<sub>L |
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