Impact of monoclonal antibody diversity on in vitro diagnostics

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Naoyuki Kozuka; Kohei Yoshikawa; Jyunji Sato

doi:10.2198/electroph.70.21

January 1, 2026Electrophoresis LettersOpen Access

Impact of monoclonal antibody diversity on in vitro diagnostics

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This research investigates the influence of post-translational modifications on monoclonal antibodies used in diagnostics.
Focus on N-linked glycosylation in monoclonal antibodies
Analysis of reactivity in latex reagents used for diagnostics
Comparison of different manufacturing and storage conditions
Identified variations in antibody reactivity due to post-translational modifications
Demonstrated significant effects on diagnostic performance
Highlighted the need for stringent quality control measures in diagnostics

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This research examines how monoclonal antibody modifications affect diagnostic reagents, suggesting quality assurance is crucial.

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