1978
DOI: 10.1002/eji.1830081108
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Preparation and characterization of antibodies to the λ chain variable region (Vλ) of mouse immunoglobulins

Abstract: The variable portion (V,) of the mouse myeloma protein MOPC-315 (a, h 2 ) was obtained from its Fv fragment and was used to immunize rabbits. Anti-VL antibodies were found to be specific to the V, region of protein 3 15 and to precipitate V,, Fv or light chain but not Fab' or intact M315. Anti-VL 315 precipitates also the light chain of MOPC-I04E (p, xl) but not the intact protein. Intact immunoglobulins (Ig) containing h chains, although they d o not precipitate with anti-VL, inhibit the binding of anti-V, t … Show more

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“…This was expected because it has been shown in serological experiments that our anti-V, antibody reacts very poorly with intact Ig molecules [17]. The situation is different for our anti-Vh reagent which reacts well with Ig molecules bearing h chains [18] so that the lack of inhibition in this case suggests that an insignificant number of A-CHO-binding B cells bear A chains or, alternatively, that anti-Vh reacts with the Ig molecule at a site where it does not interfere with the combining site. The former alternative is in agreement with previous observations that the majority of anti-A-CHO antibodies of strain A/J possess x chains [22].…”
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“…This was expected because it has been shown in serological experiments that our anti-V, antibody reacts very poorly with intact Ig molecules [17]. The situation is different for our anti-Vh reagent which reacts well with Ig molecules bearing h chains [18] so that the lack of inhibition in this case suggests that an insignificant number of A-CHO-binding B cells bear A chains or, alternatively, that anti-Vh reacts with the Ig molecule at a site where it does not interfere with the combining site. The former alternative is in agreement with previous observations that the majority of anti-A-CHO antibodies of strain A/J possess x chains [22].…”
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“…In this study, it will be shown that VH and VL may be separately involved in antigen binding by cells which belong t o different T cell subclasses. I t will be demonstrated that antigen binding t o Lyt-l+ class cells is specifically inhibited by anti-VH [2], whereas antigen binding to Lyt-2+,3+ cells is inhibited b y anti-VL antibodies [3]. Therefore, we suggest that antigen binding b y Lyt-l+ T cells is affected b y molecules containing the variable region of heavy chain (VH), whereas antigen binding t o Lyt-2+,3+ T cells is affected b y VL-containing molecules.…”
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“…The transformation and isolation of the ABC-1 cell line has been described previously [8]. The AT1 subline arose as the predominant cell type in one culture.…”
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confidence: 99%