Antibody Flexibility is a structural property of antibodies that refers to the capacity of the immunoglobulin molecule to undergo conformational changes in its antigen-binding regions, enabling accommodation of diverse epitope geometries through segmental flexibility of the variable domains.
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Segmental flexibility in an antibody molecule
Juan Yguerabide, Henry F. Epstein, Lubert Stryer · Journal of Molecular Biology · 1970 · 470 citations
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