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| avidity | <chemistry> Strength of binding, usually of a small molecule with multiple binding sites by a larger, particularly the binding of a complex antigen by an antibody. (Affinity refers to simple receptor ligand systems.) (18 Nov 1997) |
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| avidity antibody | The sum total of the functional binding strength between a polyvariant and its antibody. The total binding strength represents the sum strength of all the affinity bonds. (05 Mar 2000) |
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eagerness: a positive feeling of wanting to push ahead with something
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The binding strength of an antibody for an antigen. [L. avidus, eager greedy fr. aveo, to crave]
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The functional combining strength of an antibody with its antigen which is based on both affinity and valences of the antibody. Some authors use this term to describe the increased affinity that occurs as result of multiple antigen binding sites on an immunoglobulin. Others use it to describe the strength of binding of a serum with a complex antigen, while others use it to indicate the rate of reaction between antigen and antibody. ...
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represents the energy of binding between and antibody and its specific antigen.
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Avidity is a measure of the association intensity of the reactions of the binder. Avidity is influenced by all of the intrinsic ligand-binder affinities such as the multiple interactions found with polymeric antibodies and multivalent antigens binding at multiple contact points.
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