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2006
DeGenst E, SilenceK, DecanniereK, ConrathK, LorisR, KinneJ, MuyldermansS, WynsL.  2006.  Molecular basis for the preferential cleft recognition by dromedary heavy-chain antibodies. 103(12):4586-4591. Abstract
2005
DeGenst E, SilenceK, GhahroudiMA, DecanniereK, LorisR, KinneJ, WynsL, MuyldermansS.  2005.  Strong in vivo maturation compensates for structurally restricted H3 loops in antibody repertoires. 280(14):14114-14121. Abstract
2003
LahJ, MarianovskyI, GlaserG, Engelberg-KulkaH, KinneJ, WynsL, LorisR.  2003.  Recognition of the intrinsically flexible addiction antidote MazE by a dromedary single domain antibody fragment. Structure, thermodynamics of binding, stability, and influence on interactions with DNA. 278(16):14101-14111. Abstract
2001
ConrathKE, LauwereysM, GalleniM, MatagneA, FrereJM, KinneJ, WynsL, MuyldermansS.  2001.  Beta-lactamase inhibitors derived from single-domain antibody fragments elicited in the camelidae. 45(10):2807-2812. Abstract
1998
LauwereysM, ArbabiGhahroudi M, DesmyterA, KinneJ, HolzerW, DeGenst E, WynsL, MuyldermansS.  1998.  Potent enzyme inhibitors derived from dromedary heavy-chain antibodies. 17(13):3512-3520. Abstract


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