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Classes and subclasses of rat antibodies: reaction with the antigen and interaction of the complex with the complement system

Medgyesi et al., 1981

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5085789413884855765
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Medgyesi G
Miklos K
Kulics J
Füst G
Gergely J
Bazin H
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Immunology

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Antibodies against the dinitroaminophenyl (DNAP) haptenic group were raised in outbred CFY rats using HSA or LPS as carrier. Antibodies isolated by immunoadsorbent techniques were resolved into fractions representing distinct isotypes, and the resulting fractions were …
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