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Table 1. Prion types affecting farmed ruminants.
Figure 1. (and evidenced by differences within the glycoprofiles and banding patterns between these SAF84 and a second antibody that binds more towards the N terminus (for example L42), profiles
Figure 2. variants made up of a dominant conformer (the example given replication environment or an environmental pressure can then select for a minor variant within the “cloud” to become the dominant type over time (the example of a new dominant PrPPrPdue
Figure 3. Conformational stability assay of two scrapie strains (as determined in Tg338 mice)
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