Evaluation of diagnostic potential of immunoreactive epitopes of the Omptin protease family by using a peptide library
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About the Authors
V. A. FeodorovaRussian Federation
Chief research associate of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnologies. Doctor of Medical Sciences, professor
M. A. Khizhnyakova
Russian Federation
Junior research associate of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnologies
S. S. Zaitsev
Russian Federation
Research associate of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnologies
A. M. Lyapina
Russian Federation
Research associate of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnologies
L. V. Sayapina
Russian Federation
Chief expert. Doctor of Medical Sciences
E. P. Lyapina
Russian Federation
Professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases. Doctor of Medical Sciences
O. V. Ulyanova
Russian Federation
Senior research associate of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology and Nanobiotechnologies. Candidate of Medical Sciences, assistant professor
V. L. Motin
Russian Federation
Professor of the Department of Pathological Conditions and the Department of Microbiology and Immunology. Candidate of Biological Sciences
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For citations:
Feodorova V.A., Khizhnyakova M.A., Zaitsev S.S., Lyapina A.M., Sayapina L.V., Lyapina E.P., Ulyanova O.V., Motin V.L. Evaluation of diagnostic potential of immunoreactive epitopes of the Omptin protease family by using a peptide library. BIOpreparations. Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment. 2017;17(3):180-186. (In Russ.)