1952
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-1809.1952.tb02511.x
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Physico-Chemical Study of Human Isohaemagglutination

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“…Only a few observations have been made on human red-cell antibodies. Filitti-Wurmser, JacquotArmand, Aubel-Lesure & Wurmser (1954) computed thermodynamic constants for anti-B antibody against group B erythrocytes; antibody concentration was measured indirectly, in terms of the maximum number of erythrocytes that the antiserum could agglutinate. Boursnell, Coombs & Rizk (1953) used 1I as a protein label to investigate the uptake by red cells of the antibody anti-D.…”
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“…Only a few observations have been made on human red-cell antibodies. Filitti-Wurmser, JacquotArmand, Aubel-Lesure & Wurmser (1954) computed thermodynamic constants for anti-B antibody against group B erythrocytes; antibody concentration was measured indirectly, in terms of the maximum number of erythrocytes that the antiserum could agglutinate. Boursnell, Coombs & Rizk (1953) used 1I as a protein label to investigate the uptake by red cells of the antibody anti-D.…”
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“…3.15 X 10~5 mg affect these calculations, but the findings are of interest in view of the reports of Filitti-Wurmser et al [6], who found that for the ABO system 4000 molecules per erythrocyte would bring about agglutination. For the Rh system Masouredis [12] finds 100 molecules agglutination.…”
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“…can be distinguished by their thermodynamic properties [17]. A study is presently in progress to confirm, if possible, these highly significant findings using the cell counting method of Wilkie and Becker [71].…”
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confidence: 89%