Why the study?
Can monoclonal antibodies against a putative common epitope of enteroviruses identify a broad range of enterovirus serotypes?
Population
Enterovirus isolates and mice immunized with recombinant common epitope protein
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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May support pan-enterovirus diagnostics if validated clinically; leaves open translation from preclinical recognition.
Can monoclonal antibodies against a putative common epitope of enteroviruses identify a broad range of enterovirus serotypes?
Monoclonal antibodies targeting a common epitope in the N terminus of VP1 can identify a broad range of enteroviruses, offering a potential rapid diagnostic tool.
Shin et al. (2003) studied this question.
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