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Endocytosis by Lymphocytes of Complexes of Anti-Ig with Membrane-Bound Ig
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Immunocytochemical TechniqueLaboratory ImmunologyImmunologyImmunophenotypingAntigen ProcessingCellular PhysiologySummary SpleenHematologyEndocytic PathwayImmunochemistryAutoimmune DiseaseAutoimmunityEndocytosisCell BiologyMembrane-bound IgLow TemperaturesMembrane Anti-ig-ig ComplexImmunoglobulin EIntracellular TraffickingMedicine
Summary Spleen lymphocytes that were incubated at low temperatures with fluorescent or 125I-labeled anti-Ig showed Ig molecules throughout the membrane as evidenced by immunofluorescence or electron microscopic autoradiographs. Incubation of these lymphocytes at 37°C resulted in the rapid endocytosis of the membrane anti-Ig-Ig complex.