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Immune sera in the study of food antigens
Journal of Allergy, 1959Abstract 1.1. Sera from specifically immunized rabbits were employed in agar-gel diffusion precipitin tests in the qualitative antigenic analyses of crustacean extracts. 2.2. Multiple antigenic components (4–9) were demonstrated in the edible abdominal muscles of lobster, crab, shrimp, lobster tail, and fresh-water crayfish and in the bodies of ...
Sheldon G. Cohen, Charles B. Reif
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The Nature of Immune Complexes in Human Cancer Sera
The Journal of Immunology, 1977Abstract Sera from 517 patients with various types of malignancies were assayed for immune complexes (ICs) by the Raji cell radioimmune assay. The incidence of immune complexes in these patients ranged from 16 to 52% as compared to 19% in normal controls.
A N, Theofilopoulos +4 more
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Neutralization of the Biological Activity of Erythropoietin by Immune Sera*
British Journal of Haematology, 1964Erythropoietin has been thought to possess only slight antigenicity (Jacobson, Goldwasser and Gurney, 1959; Lowy, Keighley, Borsook and Graybiel, 1959). Schooley and Garcia (1962a), however, recently reported the production of neutralizing antibodies to human urinary erythropoietin.
R D, LANGE +3 more
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A Study of the Sera of Rabbits Immunized Against Globulins from Human Sera
The Journal of Immunology, 1924Abstract A study of globulins precipitated from human sera was recently made in this laboratory. During that time 2 rabbits were given 3 injections of the resuspended globulins at intervals of four days each. Complement fixation tests two days after the last injection showed complete inhibition of hemolysis in the serum ...
Anna Dean Dulaney, James Harvey Jennett
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Antibody Specificity for HL‐A in Human Myeloma Sera and Immune Rabbit Sera
Tissue Antigens, 1974Antibodies specific for HL‐A antigens were found in sera of two out of four patients with multiple myeloma or gammopathy in the absence of known histoincompatible stimulation. By column chromatography fractionation of the sera the antibody activity was found in the abnormal immunoglobulin peak, and technical difficulties of cytotoxic testing of ...
G. Smith, R. L. Walford, B. Fishkin
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Sera and the in Vitro Induction of Immune Responses
The Journal of Immunology, 1975Abstract The effects of newborn calf (NBC) sera on the in vitro generation of immune responses were studied. NBC sera inhibited the generation of primary humoral responses to SRBC. The inhibitory activity was dose-dependent and diluted out rapidly.
Stanley M Shiigi +2 more
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Suppression of sprouting at the neuromuscular junction by immune sera
Nature, 1984Injury of afferent motor axons or pathological loss of motoneurones from the spinal cord causes the remaining axons within a muscle to sprout and to reinnervate the denervated muscle fibres. Sprouting occurs at two sites along intramuscular axons, at nodes of Ranvier (nodal sprouting) and at the neuromuscular junction (terminal sprouting).
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Biologic Properties of Transplantation Immune Sera
The Journal of Immunology, 1975Abstract The influence of the course of immunization on the facilitating-enhancing activity of antibody classes has been studied by passive enhancement of growth of A/JAX sarcomas in CBA and IC mice and of C57BL/6 EL 4 leukemia in BALB/c mice. The influence of dilution of antibodies and complexing to antigens was also studied.
H T Duc +3 more
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Spermatotoxicity of Immune Sera in Human Infertility
Fertility and Sterility, 1971S, Manarang-Pangan, S J, Behrman
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