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Correlation between serum total globulins and gamma globulins and their use to diagnose failure of passive transfer in foals [PDF]
Veterinary Journal, 2014 Various assays have been used as an aid to diagnose failure of passive transfer (FPT) of immunoglobulins in neonatal foals, but often lack sensitivity as screening tests, or are time consuming to perform and impractical as confirmatory tests.
Claudia Graubner
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"GAMMA GLOBULIN" AND "PLACENTAL GLOBULIN"
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1944Three agents are currently recommended for the prophylaxis of measles—convalescent human serum, placental globulin (immune globulin-human) and gamma globulin derived from normal human serum (human immune serum globulin). Concentrated, pooled ascites fluid 1 has also been suggested but has not come into general use and will not be discussed here.
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Succinylation of Gamma Globulin
Nature, 1966THE chemical modification of proteins with succinic anhydride was shown by Habeeb et al.1 to result in an unfolding of the compact conformations of several proteins in neutral aqueous buffer. This was attributed to the large increase in net negative charge produced by the replacement of the positively charged e-NH3+ groups of lysine residues by ...
J, Lenard, S J, Singer
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Archives of Oral Biology, 1962
Abstract The occurrence of classical antibodies in human saliva was estimated by measuring the salivary γ-globulin. The immunochemical (precipitin) technique was uninfluenced by the complex content of saliva. It was qualitatively specific, accurate with an average error of +2.2 per cent, and highly reproducible.
F W, KRAUS, S, SIRISINHA
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Abstract The occurrence of classical antibodies in human saliva was estimated by measuring the salivary γ-globulin. The immunochemical (precipitin) technique was uninfluenced by the complex content of saliva. It was qualitatively specific, accurate with an average error of +2.2 per cent, and highly reproducible.
F W, KRAUS, S, SIRISINHA
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973
To the Editor.— In his LETTER TO THE EDITOR (225:179, 1973), Dr. Milton H. Stern points to the recommendations indicating the use of tetanus immune globulin (human) in individuals not previously immunized against tetanus. An editorial reply states that "Tetanus immune globulin is not always readily available...." Dr.
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To the Editor.— In his LETTER TO THE EDITOR (225:179, 1973), Dr. Milton H. Stern points to the recommendations indicating the use of tetanus immune globulin (human) in individuals not previously immunized against tetanus. An editorial reply states that "Tetanus immune globulin is not always readily available...." Dr.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1980
In this issue of theArchives(see p 52), Stevens and Merigan approach an important problem facing physicians charged with the care of immunocompromised patients. That is the question of whether or not zoster immune globulin is effective in preventing dissemination of herpes zoster when administered following the appearance of localized disease in these ...
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In this issue of theArchives(see p 52), Stevens and Merigan approach an important problem facing physicians charged with the care of immunocompromised patients. That is the question of whether or not zoster immune globulin is effective in preventing dissemination of herpes zoster when administered following the appearance of localized disease in these ...
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