CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTIONS, ANTIBODY TITERS, AND THE PASSIVE TRANSFER OF DELAYED AND IMMEDIATE CUTANEOUS REACTIVITY TO TUBERCULIN PPD AND TUBERCULOPOLYSACCHARIDES
Abstract
Guinea pigs sensitized with tubercle bacilli demonstrate a dual allergic response mediated by two chemically distinct plasma fractions: 1. Antibody to tuberculopolysaccharide is located exclusively in fraction II (gamma globulin). This fraction will passively transfer systemic anaphylaxis and urticarial type skin reactivity to tuberculopolysaccharide, and contains the Middlebrook-Dubos antibody. 2. Antibody to tuberculoprotein is contained...
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Title
CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTIONS, ANTIBODY TITERS, AND THE PASSIVE TRANSFER OF DELAYED AND IMMEDIATE CUTANEOUS REACTIVITY TO TUBERCULIN PPD AND TUBERCULOPOLYSACCHARIDES
Published Date
Apr 1, 1955
Volume
101
Issue
4
Pages
391 - 420
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