… this paper the virus-antibody reaction has been examined against this background of
immunological information with a view to proposing a physical mechanism that might account for …

… Successive samplings showed a decrease in the amount of reactivable virus, … virusantibody
interaction. Homogenization without fluorocarbon resulted in no recovery of infectious virus …

… it was applied to the study of virus fine structure. It is therefore … the interaction of antibody
molecules with virus particles. … different aspects of the virusantibody interaction and, since …

… basis for the action of neutralizing antibodies, and what role their … of the mechanisms by
which antibodies neutralize virus … If the Ab–virus reaction is only negligibly reversible, or if Ab …

… viruses interact with specific antibody, a complex series of reactions occur. The major reaction
… part to the protection of a fraction of virus particles in the reaction mixture from inactivation …

… mode of action at epitope II, involving antibody interactions with two primary anchor sites of
epitope II, ie, the hydrophobic interactions … and the hydrophilic interactions with residues Glu …

… by these antibodies may involve cell-associated viral determinants. To compare the
mechanisms by … antisera, it islikely that the interaction of host effector mechanisms and antiviral …

… Such lytic events require only the F(ab'h portion of the Ab mole cule and proceed via … C
pathway. Effector cells may also interact with Ab and/ or C molecules deposited on virus-infected …

… is necessary to neutralize a virion (25) and that the interaction between neutralizing
antibodies and virus particles may be initially reversible (11). This implies that the affinity of the …

… Here, we describe advances in antibody discovery and … caused by viruses including
SARS-CoV-2, respiratory syncytial virus (… The spike–ACE2 interaction can be blocked by …