Abstract:Aging A/Jax female mice were compared with young controls for abilities throughout life to make IgG1 and IgE anaphylactic antibodies and precipitins to chicken conalbumin (CA) and methylated human serum albumin (MeHSA) injected in five different regimens of immunization. These regimens consisted of various combinations of injections of antigen in water-in-oil emulsion or in saline. CA induced those antibodies well, MeHSA poorly. The mice were able to respond nearly equally at all ages, a finding dif… Show more
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