This page is dedicated to links to external resources most of which are outside of my editorial control. As such you may encounter material and views with which I would disagree. I have obviously selected the links below because I consider them to present material of some value, however, some of these sites then link through to other sites and you should be wary and discriminating of the content of the pages you visit.
If you have come directly to this page or if you would like to see or return to Mike Clark's Personal Immunoglobulin Structure and Function pages they can be found by following this link.
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Introductory Immunology.
My colleague Nick Holmes has prepared a series of pages related to his
introductory immunology lecture series for our 2nd year undergraduate students.
(Not available from all sites)
A resource on Immunoglobulins
based on Janis Kuby's Immunology Text Book.
Kevin Shreders's Antibody Resource Page.
Perhaps the best jumping off point for more immunoglobulin related surfing.
ImMunoGeneTics database (Montpellier France).
A very useful research database of sequences of Immunoglobulins, T-cell receptors and MHC.
The Kabat Database of sequences of immunological interest.
Another database of Immunoglobulins, T-cell receptors and MHC sequences.
The V-Base directory of human V gene sequences.
A collection of human V-region databases from the MRC CPE (requires registration)
Recombinant Antibody Page by Stefan Dübel.
Descriptions of recombinant antibodies and some useful links.
Ed Nieuwenhuys' home-page.
Ed works at the CLB in Amsterdam and also has an interest in immunoglobulin
structure (and spiders!) and has created a Fab-lysozyme movie.
AERES Biomedical
Formed from the Antibody Engineering Group at the MRC Collaborative centre, Mill Hill.
Humanisation bY Design.
A discussion of humanisation issues and a listing of humanised antibodies.
(A mirror site is available)
Antibody Structure and Sequence Information
Andrew Martin provides a thorough description of the numbering
of immunoglobulin sequences and on the definition of CDRs.
Slide shows on miniantibodies and ribosome display technologies.
From Andreas Plueckthun.
Therapeutic Immunology Group Oxford.
A link to a home page run by Steve Cobbold about Herman Waldmann's
Therapeutic Immunology Group in Oxford (find out about what some of my old
colleagues are up to).
Antibodies and Therapy
A discussion by Steve Cobbold
Therapeutic Antibody Centre Oxford
The TAC started life here in Cambridge, but Geoff Hale has now moved to Oxford to rejoin Herman Waldmann.
EuroBATH
The European Bispecific Antibody Therapy Consortium (EC collaborative group).
RasMol Home-page:
For information on use of RasMol for viewing molecular structures
Rotating RasMol Images:
Including an Ig domain
If you have suggestions for new links or if you discover that someone has changed their website and the links above are no longer valid I would be pleased to hear from you. My contact details are given below.
For a list of useful links for immunologists.
These links were initially compiled for Immunology Today.
For the Cambridge Immunology Group Seminars
Immunology Division,
Department of Pathology.
Mike Clark's Research.
My Divisional listing, Department of Pathology.
Mike Clark's Immunoglobulin Structure and Function Home Page.
The main directory of Mike's personal Ig pages.
Mike Clark's Homepage
The main index page for Mike Clark.
Mike Clark