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ON THE SPECIFICITY OF AGGLUTININS AND PRECIPITINS [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1924 The results of the partial saturation of precipitins with antigens related in derivation to the homologous one give no conclusive evidence of the regular existence in a single immune serum of multiple antibodies which act specifically on various chemical groups of the antigenic proteins.
Karl Landsteiner, James van der Scheer
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Precipitin Antisera and their Standardisation [PDF]
Journal of Hygiene, 1906 It is usually accepted that in precipitin reactions a definite quantity of precipitin interacts with a definite quantity of homologous proteid, and further that in ordinary circumstances the interacting quantities combine to give rise to a precipitate, the precipitum.
H. G. Chapman, D. A. Welsh
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AGGLUTINATION BY PRECIPITIN [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1927 The fact is shown that collodion particles sensitized with various proteins adsorb sufficient protein to agglutinate in the presence of precipitin specific for the adsorbed protein. The amount of adsorption, judged by agglutination, is not dependent on the concentration of the sensitizing protein beyond a certain maximum.
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THE PRECIPITIN REACTION OF ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERA [PDF]
Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1928 The mechanism of the precipitin reaction between antipneumococcus sera and the type-specific soluble carbohydrate is investigated. The sensitivity of the reaction is found to be generally constant when expressed by the product of the concentrations of the two reacting substances.
Harry Sobotka, Mae Friedlander
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THE PRECIPITIN REACTION IN HYDATID DISEASE. [PDF]
The Lancet, 1908 n ...
Welsh, D. A., Chapman, H. G.
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SPECIFIC PRECIPITIN REACTION OF LEUKOCYTES [PDF]
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1922 We wish to report briefly the results of some experiments on the specific precipitinogenic action of leukocytes. The first experiments were made with extracts of dog and guinea-pig leukocytes obtained from the injection of suspension of wheat gluten in the pleural or peritoneal cavity.
Ludvig Hektoen, F. R. Menne
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The Production of Precipitins by the Fowl [PDF]
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1918 The rabbit is used almost exclusively for the production of precipitins for the identification of blood and other proteins. Of the usual laboratory animals it is regarded as by far the best for this purpose, but of course it is not the only animal that can produce precipitins in large amounts.
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