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The Journal of Immunology, 1941, 41: 375-381.
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The Immunochemistry of Allergens

I. Anaphylactogenic Properties of a Proteic Component of Cottonseed1,2,

E. J. Coulson, Joseph R. Spies and Henry Stevens

Abstract

Anaphylactogenic properties of three products obtained in the fractionation and purification of the principal allergenic component of cottonseed-embryo were investigated. Fractions designated CS-1, CS-5 (a picrate), and CS-13 (proteic component of CS-5 free from picric acid) were shown to cross react with each other and with unfractionated aqueous extract of cottonseed.

Footnotes

1 Part of a thesis presented by E. J. Coulson to the Graduate School of Georgetown University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, June 1940.

2 Contribution from Allergen Investigations, Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering, U. S. Department of Agriculture.






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