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Isoantigenicity of Liver Tumours Induced by an Azo Dye [PDF]
British Journal of Cancer, 1965 openaire +2 more sources
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Adjuvant Activity of Erythrocyte Isoantigens
Science, 1967Erythrocyte isoantigens determined by the B blood-group locus of chickens enhance the immune response to weak isoantigens. This adjuvant action occurs if the antigens are present on the same erythrocyte, and the recipients are capable of responding immunologically to the B antigens.
R A Mcbride
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IMMUNOGLOBULIN ISOANTIGENS (ALLOTYPES) IN THE MOUSE
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1966Summary Rabbits were immunized with either normal mouse immunoglobulins or isolated mouse myeloma proteins from BALB/c or (BALB/c × NZB)F1 plasma cell tumors. The antisera were tested for antibodies directed to allotypic antigenic specificities by the method of inhibition of precipitation of I125 labeled antigens.
Warner Noel L +2 more
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Isoantigens ABO in cervical neoplasia
Gynecologic Oncology, 1972Abstract Some human tissues contain antigens identical to blood group A or B isoantigens which can be detected by the mixed-cell agglutination reaction in paraffin sections even if the sections are several years old. This technique was utilized in this study to identify A or B isoantigens in 74 cases of normal cervical epithelium, 46 cases of cervical
Adolf Štafl
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Solubilization of Human Leucocyte Membrane Isoantigens
Nature, 1968ISOANTIGENS, thought to be important as histocompatibility antigens, have been identified on membranes of human cells by serological techniques1. In order to interpret serological studies of histocompatibility antigens in terms of an understanding of the molecular representation of gene information, the isoantigens must be obtained in a suitable state ...
John L Fahey +2 more
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Isoantigens of Gamma Globulin in Pigs
Science, 1965Two gamma globulin isoantigens in pigs have been identified by hemagglutination-inhibition tests. Two codominant autosomal alleles, Gl a and Gl b , determine three phenotypes, Gl(a+b-), Gl(a+b+), and Gl(a-b+).
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A, B, and H isoantigens in the human fetus
Developmental Biology, 1973Abstract We studied the appearance of isoantigens A, B, and H during the fertilization age in human embryos and fetuses with the specific red cell adherence (SRCA) test. The first positive reaction was found in endothelial cells of a 4-wk-old embryo. In 6-wk-old embryos the isoantigens appeared on the luminal surface of the epithelium of the stomach ...
I Davidsohn, Israel Davidsohn
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Isoantigens Available to Circulating Antibodies
The Journal of Immunology, 1969Summary Further studies on the availability of mouse DBA/2 isoantigens to circulating antibodies were made. Isoantibodies isolated from multiparous C57BL females (by DBA/2 males) exhibited in vivo localization in tissues of DBA/2 mice.
Witz, I, Kaliss, N, Pressman, D
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Availability of Isoantigens to Circulating Antibodies
The Journal of Immunology, 1968Summary Iodinated and purified C57BL/6 anti-DBA/2 isoantibodies have been shown to exhibit in vivo localization in organs of DBA/2 mice when injected. Lung, spleen and liver fixed large proportions of the injected antibodies while kidney, thymus, lymph nodes, and heart did not fix large amounts of isoantibodies.
Witz, I, Yagi, Y, Pressman, D
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