The provided sources cover:
None of these sources mention "REM11 Antibody," suggesting it is either:
A proprietary or experimental compound not yet published.
A misidentified or misspelled term.
A specialized antibody outside the scope of the provided materials (e.g., non-human, non-viral targets).
To contextualize the absence of REM11, here are notable antibodies discussed in the sources:
To resolve the ambiguity, consider:
Verify the compound’s name: Ensure "REM11" is correctly spelled and not confused with similar terms (e.g., "REGEN" antibodies in ).
Explore specialized databases: Check repositories like the Patent and Literature Antibody Database (PLAbDab) or NeuroMab , which curate diverse antibody sequences and applications.
Consult proprietary sources: If REM11 is a commercial therapeutic, refer to manufacturer publications or clinical trial registries.
Broaden search parameters: Include non-English literature or preprint servers (e.g., bioRxiv) for emerging research.