1989
DOI: 10.1016/0049-3848(89)90015-7
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Interaction between the IgG-Fc fragment and subfragments and the IgG-Fc receptor on human platelets

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“…These measurement demonstrated no differences in the kinetic parameters for intact IgG and its Fc (molecular weight ratio, «3:1). Although earlier binding assays produced (conflicting) results suggesting significant differences between the binding of intact IgG and Fc to cell-surface Fc receptors (Dissanayake & Hay, 1975;Unkeless & Eisen, 1975), more recent functional studies, including measurements of sideways killing (Ito et al, 1989), platelet aggregation (Endresen, 1989) , binding to virus-induced Fc receptors (Litwin et al, 1990) , and prostaglandin synthesis (Suzuki, 1991), have not shown significant differences.…”
Section: Effect Of Iggmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These measurement demonstrated no differences in the kinetic parameters for intact IgG and its Fc (molecular weight ratio, «3:1). Although earlier binding assays produced (conflicting) results suggesting significant differences between the binding of intact IgG and Fc to cell-surface Fc receptors (Dissanayake & Hay, 1975;Unkeless & Eisen, 1975), more recent functional studies, including measurements of sideways killing (Ito et al, 1989), platelet aggregation (Endresen, 1989) , binding to virus-induced Fc receptors (Litwin et al, 1990) , and prostaglandin synthesis (Suzuki, 1991), have not shown significant differences.…”
Section: Effect Of Iggmentioning
confidence: 99%