1980
DOI: 10.1159/000466993
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A Simple Method for the Production of Anti-C3 Antiserum in Rabbits

Abstract: A method is described for the production of an anti-C3+d specific antiserum in rabbits. The method does not require purification of C3 but relies on the binding of human C3 to the rabbit erythrocytes following activation of the alternative pathway. The antiserum produced is suitable for use as either a serological reagent or for immunoprecipitation.

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“…Such RBCs are resistant to conversion to C3d-RBCs by C3b inactivator, but are readily converted by trypsinization. (2) BMS-11 was produced using the same strategy as Merry et al, (8) but conducted to produce an MAb. The produced antibody belongs to the IgM class as determined by the Outherlony method.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Such RBCs are resistant to conversion to C3d-RBCs by C3b inactivator, but are readily converted by trypsinization. (2) BMS-11 was produced using the same strategy as Merry et al, (8) but conducted to produce an MAb. The produced antibody belongs to the IgM class as determined by the Outherlony method.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is well established that some components are capable of activating the human complement by an alternate pathway (AP) between the erythrocytes of different species. (8) The method described in this paper does not require the purification of C3 but relies on the attachment of C3b to mouse erythrocytes by activation of the AP and further conversion into C3d by the action of tripzin. In this paper full practical details of the method are given.…”
Section: Introduction S Ince the Small Subfragment Of C3 Remaining Onmentioning
confidence: 99%