An anti-glycopeptide antibody is engineered to recognize a combined epitope: a specific glycan structure and the adjacent amino acid sequence of the carrier peptide. This dual-recognition capability is critical. Unlike antibodies that bind only to the glycan (which may be expressed on healthy tissues) or only to the peptide (which may be masked by glycosylation), anti-glycopeptide antibodies...
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