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Allergenicity of Cow's Milk Protein

III. Effects of Irradiation on the Antigenicity of Cow's Milk as Studied by the Agar Diffusion Technique¹

From the University of Tennessee College of Medicine and the Department of Pediatrics, Frank T. Tobey Memorial Children's Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee

Abstract

The effect of irradiation on the antigenicity of cow's milk has been studied by the agar diffusion technique.

The irradiated milk was compared to commercial nonirradiated cow's milk products. The effects of irradiation of the individual purified cow's milk proteins were also studied.

It was observed that irradiation reduces the antigenicity of whole cow's milk.

Footnotes

¹ This work was supported by a grant from Ross Laboratories, Columbus 16, Ohio.

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