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ISO-AGGLUTINATION AND HETERO-AGGLUTINATION OF SPERMATOZOA
The Biological Bulletin, 19221. Iso-agglutination occurs in the black chiton, Katharina tunicata. This is the first report of unmistakable iso-agglutination of spermatozoa of a mollusc; also of iso-agglutination of spermatozoa which are inactive in sea-water.2. The iso-agglutinated masses of spermatozoa of K. tunicata differ from those of sea-urchins and of Nereis.
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The Journal of Immunology, 1942
Summary A method is described which shows agglutination due to “major” agglutinins in mixtures of homologous and heterologous agglutinogens. Suitable dilutions of brucella-serum capable of agglutinating both abortus and melitensis to the same titer, show preference for the homologous organism when both antigens are mixed ...
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Summary A method is described which shows agglutination due to “major” agglutinins in mixtures of homologous and heterologous agglutinogens. Suitable dilutions of brucella-serum capable of agglutinating both abortus and melitensis to the same titer, show preference for the homologous organism when both antigens are mixed ...
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