1982
DOI: 10.1016/0161-5890(82)90042-6
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Monoclonal antibodies as tools to define receptors for C3b, C3bi and C3d on human lymphocytes, phagocytes, erthyrocytes and renal glomerulum cells

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“…A similar effect was observed with culture supernatant of clone 298-D10 as published in a recent paper [19] where possible ex planations for this finding are discussed. Figure 6 shows the influence of DFP on the rosette formation of Raji cells with C3b-, iC3b-, and C3d-DFF; mM lymphocytes and C3b, C3bi, and C3d cells, respec tively, during rosette formation revealed no effect on the rosette formation with these intermediates (fig.…”
Section: Reactivity O F Raji Cells With Monoclonal Anti-c3hsupporting
confidence: 72%
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“…A similar effect was observed with culture supernatant of clone 298-D10 as published in a recent paper [19] where possible ex planations for this finding are discussed. Figure 6 shows the influence of DFP on the rosette formation of Raji cells with C3b-, iC3b-, and C3d-DFF; mM lymphocytes and C3b, C3bi, and C3d cells, respec tively, during rosette formation revealed no effect on the rosette formation with these intermediates (fig.…”
Section: Reactivity O F Raji Cells With Monoclonal Anti-c3hsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Therefore, we concluded that Raji cells do indeed bind to EACI4°23b via their C'3b receptors. Furthermore, monoclonal antibodies react ing exclusively with C3b receptors [19] on human lymphoid, erythroid, and renal cells interfered with the rosette formation of Raji cells with EACI4°23b ( fig. 4).…”
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