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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 09, 2005
Filed:
Mar. 03, 2000
Francis Joseph Carr, Aberdeen, GB;
Graham Carter, Aberdeen, GB;
Anita Anne Hamilton, Aberdeen, GB;
Fiona Suzanne Adair, Aberdeen, GB;
Stephen Williams, Aberdeen, GB;
Francis Joseph Carr, Aberdeen, GB;
Graham Carter, Aberdeen, GB;
Anita Anne Hamilton, Aberdeen, GB;
Fiona Suzanne Adair, Aberdeen, GB;
Stephen Williams, Aberdeen, GB;
Biovation Limited, Aberdeen, GB;
Abstract
This invention provides methods of protein/polypeptide screening based on the provision of libraries of individual proteins/polypeptides, which in turn can be screened for a number of activities, including cell binding and biological activity. Methods for recovering genes encoding such proteins/polypeptides are also provided.
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