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Elucidating the underlying mechanism of the cellular physiological activities at the molecular level is currently an important research topic in life sciences. The invention of the atomic force microscopy (AFM) provided new methods for acquiring new cognition about cellular chemical processes. With the use of AFM, the specific recognition interaction between CD20 antigen and rituximab antibody on...
Elucidating the underlying mechanisms of cell physiology is currently an important research topic in life sciences. Atomic force microscopy methods can be used to investigate these molecular mechanisms. In this study, single-molecule force spectroscopy was used to explore the specific recognition between the CD20 antigen and anti-CD20 antibody Rituximab on B lymphoma cells under near-physiological...
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