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Rabbit gamma A- and gamma M-immunoglobulins with allotypic specificities controlled by the a locus.
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HistocompatibilityImmunodeficienciesGeneticsImmunologyPathologyImmunodominanceCommon Peptide StructureAntigen ProcessingImmune SystemImmunoassaysImmunogeneticsRabbit Gamma A-Heavy ChainImmunochemistryAutoantibodiesAntibody EngineeringAllotypic SpecificitiesAutoimmunityHumoral ImmunityCommon Antigenic DeterminantsAntibody BiologySignal TransductionPathogenesisImmunoglobulin EMedicine
The γG-immunoglobulin heavy chain antigenic determinants controlled by a gene at the a locus have been found on γM-immunoglobulin from serum and γA-immunoglobulin from colostrum. The presence on the heavy chain of common antigenic determinants for three different classes of immunoglobulins is indicative of a common peptide structure controlled either by the same genetic unit or by different genetic units which can code separately for a common peptide structure.