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1984
The properdin factor B (BF) polymorphism comprises two common alleles, F and S; two less common alleles, Fl and SO.7 (previously termed SI); and several further rare alleles, described by Mauff et al. [1]. These electrophoretic variants have been used in traditional linkage analyses to map the structural gene coding for factor B between HLA-B and HLA ...
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The properdin factor B (BF) polymorphism comprises two common alleles, F and S; two less common alleles, Fl and SO.7 (previously termed SI); and several further rare alleles, described by Mauff et al. [1]. These electrophoretic variants have been used in traditional linkage analyses to map the structural gene coding for factor B between HLA-B and HLA ...
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CONCERNING THE NATURE OF THE PROPERDIN SYSTEM
Pediatrics, 1958The properdin system, which is composed of properdin, magnesium and complement, has a variety of activities in vitro. Among these are the lysis of certain bacteria and abnormal erythrocytes, the inactivation of some viruses, and the ability to interact with polysaccharides from such diverse sources as bacteria, yeasts and normal or neoplastic mammalian
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Experientia, 1958
L'aggiunta di zimosano al siero normale di cavia ne diminuisce notevolmente il potere opsonico; l'aggiunta di properdina al siero inattivato con zimosano o col calore restaura interamente questo potere. La properdina usata da sola senza siero, non ha potere opsonico.
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L'aggiunta di zimosano al siero normale di cavia ne diminuisce notevolmente il potere opsonico; l'aggiunta di properdina al siero inattivato con zimosano o col calore restaura interamente questo potere. La properdina usata da sola senza siero, non ha potere opsonico.
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PROPERDIN AND THE INACTIVATION OF VIRUSES
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1960Harold S. Ginsberg, Ralph J. Wedgwood
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The Complement and Properdin Systems
1974From the original meaning of “complement” as the heat-labile substance present in serum and required for the killing of certain bacteria, the term “complement system” has evolved to denote a special group of normal serum proteins which interact sequentially to effect a variety of inflammatory events, including bacterial lysis.
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Properdin System and Immunity: II. Interaction of the Properdin System with Polysaccharides
Science, 1955Livia Blum +3 more
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