Specific binder for Lightning-Link® biotinylated proteins from an antibody phage library.
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Fortunato Ferrara | Andrew R M Bradbury | Csaba Kiss | A. Bradbury | C. Kiss | Leslie A Naranjo | Sara D'Angelo | S. D'Angelo | F. Ferrara | L. Naranjo
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