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Chimpanzee Red Cell Isoantibody of a "New" Specificity, Anti-K^c, Produced by Cross-Immunization of Chimpanzees With Human Blood¹

From the Department of Forensic Medicine, New York University School of Medicine, New York,N.Y.C.; the Office of the Chief Medical Examinerof New York City; and the 6571st Aeromedical Research Laboratory, Holloman Air Force Base , New Mexico

Abstract

A "new" blood factor K^c of chimpanzee red cells is described, defined by an antiserum produced in a chimpanzee cross-immumized with white cell enriched human blood. This is the third distinct blood factor of chimpanzees demonstrated by such cross-immune anti-human chimpanzee sera.

Footnotes

This study was aided by U.S. Public Health Grants GM-12074-03 and GM-09237-05, and by U.S. Air Force contract AF 29(600)5585.