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The Journal of Immunology, 1958, 80: 331-338.
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In VitroUptake by Rat-Tissue Homogenates of Radionated, Purified Antirat-Organ Serum

Richard Moore

Abstract

Rat-lymph node or rat-kidney homogenateswere injected into rabbits to stimulate productionof antibodies against the tissue used. The giobulinfirst obtained from the immunized rabbitswas radioiodinated and "purified " by adsorptionon and elution from rat-lymph node homogenateor rat-kidney homogenate respectively. Theresulting solution was tested in t~tro by adsorptiontests against various organ homogenates.There was more radioactivity in the precipitatesformed with rat-lymph node homogenate or with rat-kidney homogenate, respectively, than inthe precipitates formed with other organhomogenates.

The solution derived from rabbit antiratlymphnode serum contained a labeled componentwhich appeared to be specifically adsorbedby rat-lymph node homogenate. The solutionderived from rabbit antirat-kidney serum containeda labeled component which appeared to bespecifically adsorbed by rat-kidney homogenate.There were several cross-reactions.







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