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Genetic control of the immune response in mice. I. Segregation data and localization to the fifth linkage group of a gene affecting antibody production.
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HistocompatibilityImmunohematologyGeneticsHumoral ResponseImmunologyPathologyAntigen ProcessingMolecular GeneticsImmune SystemI. Segregation DataImmunogeneticsAntibody EngineeringKnockout MouseAutoimmune DiseaseAllergyEa-1 Erythrocytic AntigensAutoimmunityHumoral ImmunityAgouti LocusAntibody BiologyPathogenesisFifth Linkage GroupImmunoglobulin EMedicine
The production of agglutinating antibodies to the Ea-1 erythrocytic antigens of Mus musculus appears to be under the control of a single Mendelian recessive factor. There was no evidence that the nonresponding strains, CBA/J and BALB/c, possess antigens capable of absorbing antisera to Ea-1 a or Ea-1 b red cells, arguing against the hypothesis that these antigens are not foreign to these strains. The locus controlling this response, tentatively designated Ir-2 , is linked to the agouti locus in the fifth linkage group.