Titlebook: Immunochemistry of Proteins; Volume 1 M. Z. Atassi Book 1977 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1977 Thymus.amino acid.antibody.antig

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Investigation of Immunochemical Reactions by Fluorescence Polarization,ff, then the polarization is a function of time as well. Measurements of both the steady-state and transient-state polarization are well known (Dandliker and deSaussure, 1970; Yguerabide, 1972) and are usually analyzed in terms of rotational motions of the fluorescent unit and of relaxation phenomen

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In Vitro Immune Responses of Lymphoid Cell Populations to Proteins and Peptides,sly with the native proteins from which these peptides were derived. The section on regulation focuses upon the newly emergent findings on the nonspecific modulation of the antibody response by heterologous antigens and by cyclic nucleotides. Finally, the discussion section attempts to put these obs

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Influence of Conformation on Immunochemical Properties of Proteins,ls against infectious diseases. Thus the observation of Behring and Kitasato (1890) that cell-free sera of rabbits and mice, which were injected with inactivated diphtheria or tetanus toxin, were capable of neutralizing the toxin led to the development of antitoxin therapy. In the early history of i

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In Vitro Immune Responses of Lymphoid Cell Populations to Proteins and Peptides,s. Relatively less is known about the immune response to the determinants on proteins. Therefore, in the context of this volume, this chapter considers selected aspects of recent . studies of immune responses to proteins .—or as carriers for haptens—and to the peptides derived from these proteins. S

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Histocompatibility Antigens,etermined by the genes on a single pair of chromosomes (chromosome 6) that occupy a region defined as the HL-A complex. The HL-A gene complex can be divided into two regions, as is true of the genetic loci for the H-2 system in the mouse (Fig. 1). Each sublocus of human HL-A carries a series of alte

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