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The Journal of Immunology, 1974, 112: 1035-1041.
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Allotypes of Rat Immunoglobulins

I. An Allotype at the {alpha}-Chain Locus1

Hervé Bazin2, Andrée Beckers3, Jean-Pierre Vaerman and Joseph F. Heremans

Department of Experimental Medicine, University of Louvain, 4, avenue Chapelle-aux-Champs, B-1200 Bruxelles (Belgium)

Abstract

The inheritance and strain distribution of a genetic marker of the {alpha}-chains of rat IgA, which we propose to call I{alpha}(1a), was tested by means of a precipitating anti-allotype antiserum obtained by immunizing August rats with a monoclonal IgA protein from a LOU/Wsl rat immunocytoma.

The presence or absence of the I{alpha}(1a) character appeared to be controlled by a single pair of codominant alleles, which appear to govern the biosynthesis of virtually all the rat serum IgA.

Footnotes

1 This investigation was supported in part by the F.R.S.M., Brussels, Belgium (Grant 1192) and the "Fonds Cancérologique de la C.G.E.R.," Brussels, Belgium.

2 Staff member of EURATOM Biology Division—Publication 918.

3 Supported by a fellowship from the "Fonds Cancérologique de la C.G.E.R." (Belgium).







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