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                                                          Hybridomas, Genetic



                                                                         Engineering of







              Michael Butler
              University of Manitoba



                  I. Introduction: The Nature of Antibodies       XIII. Human Monoclonal Antibodies
                 II. The Molecular Structure of Antibodies        XIV. Recombinant Antibodies
                 III. Glycosylation of Antibodies                 XV. Recombinant Antibody Fragments
                 IV. Production of Monoclonal Antibodies          XVI. Therapeutic Antibodies
                 V. Immunization in Vivo                         XVII. Antibodies from Plants
                 VI. Immunization in Vitro                      XVIII. Humanized Antibodies from Transgenic Mice
                VII. The Development of Cell Hybridization        XIX. The Importance of Glycosylation to
                VIII. Methods of Cell Fusion                          Therapeutic Antibodies
                 IX. Cell Fusion To Immortalize Lymphocytes       XX. Large-Scale Production of Monoclonal
                                                                      Antibodies from Hybridomas
                 X. Selectable Gene Markers for Cell Selection
                                                                  XXI. The Control of Culture Parameters
                 XI. Clonal Selection of Mab-Secreting
                    Hybridomas                                   XXII. Serum and Serum-Free Medium for Antibody
                                                                      Production from Hybridomas
                XII. Assay of Monoclonal Antibodies
                                                                XXIII. Conclusions







              GLOSSARY                                          Fusogen A substance that will cause the fusion of two
                                                                  cells.
              Cell fusion (or hybridization) The process of two cells  Glycosylation The metabolic pathway found in eukary-
                fusing (or hybridizing) into one. The resulting fused  otic cells that allows the addition of a carbohydrate
                celliscalledaheterokaryonandmightbequiteunstable  group on to a protein.
                genetically.                                    Heterokaryon The product of the fusion of two cell
              Constant region The region of an immunoglobulin in  types. The membrane systems of the two cells fuse and
                which the amino acid sequence does not show changes  the cytoplasm combine prior to fusion of the genetic
                within a given antibody isotype.                  material. The initial fused cell may be quite unstable
              Electrofusion The application of electrical impulses to  genetically.
                cause cell fusion.                              Hybridoma A stable hybrid cell that secretes a



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