Definition of epitope in English:

epitope

noun ˈɛpɪtəʊpˈepəˌtōp

Biochemistry

The part of an antigen molecule to which an antibody attaches itself.
Also called antigenic determinant
Example sentencesExamples
- The loci of the known epitopes of the antibodies used are shown diagrammatically in Fig.1.
- Even in the case of microbial antigens not found in vertebrates such as lipopolysaccharides, it should be noted that peptide epitopes can mimic bacterial carbohydrates and DNA.
- We chose to consider residue charge because of evidence that the pattern of residue charges is important in determining epitopes for antibodies.
- On cell-surface glycoproteins, the epitope structure of TF antigen is linked to either serines or threonines.
- In all the experiments on native titin, the molecule was attached to two beads, each labeled with an antibody to a different epitope.

Origin

1960s: from epi- 'upon' + Greek topos 'place'.

Definition of epitope in US English:

epitope

nounˈepəˌtōp

Biochemistry

The part of an antigen molecule to which an antibody attaches itself.
Also called antigenic determinant
Example sentencesExamples
- In all the experiments on native titin, the molecule was attached to two beads, each labeled with an antibody to a different epitope.
- On cell-surface glycoproteins, the epitope structure of TF antigen is linked to either serines or threonines.
- We chose to consider residue charge because of evidence that the pattern of residue charges is important in determining epitopes for antibodies.
- Even in the case of microbial antigens not found in vertebrates such as lipopolysaccharides, it should be noted that peptide epitopes can mimic bacterial carbohydrates and DNA.
- The loci of the known epitopes of the antibodies used are shown diagrammatically in Fig.1.

Origin

1960s: from epi- ‘upon’ + Greek topos ‘place’.

单词	epitope
释义	Definition of epitope in English: epitope noun ˈɛpɪtəʊpˈepəˌtōp Biochemistry The part of an antigen molecule to which an antibody attaches itself. Also called antigenic determinant Example sentencesExamples The loci of the known epitopes of the antibodies used are shown diagrammatically in Fig.1. Even in the case of microbial antigens not found in vertebrates such as lipopolysaccharides, it should be noted that peptide epitopes can mimic bacterial carbohydrates and DNA. We chose to consider residue charge because of evidence that the pattern of residue charges is important in determining epitopes for antibodies. On cell-surface glycoproteins, the epitope structure of TF antigen is linked to either serines or threonines. In all the experiments on native titin, the molecule was attached to two beads, each labeled with an antibody to a different epitope. Origin 1960s: from epi- 'upon' + Greek topos 'place'. Definition of epitope in US English: epitope nounˈepəˌtōp Biochemistry The part of an antigen molecule to which an antibody attaches itself. Also called antigenic determinant Example sentencesExamples In all the experiments on native titin, the molecule was attached to two beads, each labeled with an antibody to a different epitope. On cell-surface glycoproteins, the epitope structure of TF antigen is linked to either serines or threonines. We chose to consider residue charge because of evidence that the pattern of residue charges is important in determining epitopes for antibodies. Even in the case of microbial antigens not found in vertebrates such as lipopolysaccharides, it should be noted that peptide epitopes can mimic bacterial carbohydrates and DNA. The loci of the known epitopes of the antibodies used are shown diagrammatically in Fig.1. Origin 1960s: from epi- ‘upon’ + Greek topos ‘place’.
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