Introduction of an immunochemical label in a cytidine analogue

Article abstract of DOI:10.1080/15257779508014665

A new immunochemical label was synthesized and used as an artificial hapten to obtain a monoclonal antibody that specifically recognizes it. The new cytidine analogues, 5-methyl-4-N-{4-[6-(p-bromobenzoylamido)caproylamido]but-1-yl }-2'-de oxycytidine and

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Introduction of an Immunochemical
Label in a Cytidine Analogue
Chryslaine R. Tanty a , Lilia López-Canovas b , Adamari López
Brauet b , Marelys Rivero Paredes b , David Higginson Clarke b ,
Herman Vélez Castro a , Ana Ma. Riverón Rojas b & Arturo Macías
Cabrera a
a Organic Chemistry Department , National Center for Scientific
Research , PO Box 6880, Havana, Cuba
b Molecular Biology Department , National Center for Scientific
Research , PO Box 6880, Havana, Cuba
Published online: 24 Sep 2006.
To cite this article: Chryslaine R. Tanty , Lilia López-Canovas , Adamari López Brauet , Marelys
Rivero Paredes , David Higginson Clarke , Herman Vélez Castro , Ana Ma. Riverón Rojas &
Arturo Macías Cabrera (1995) Introduction of an Immunochemical Label in a Cytidine Analogue,
Nucleosides and Nucleotides, 14:1-2, 219-228, DOI: 10.1080/15257779508014665
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