THE MIXED CONGLUTINATION REACTION.

P. J. Lachmann, K W Sell, R. L. Spooner

PubMed · 1965 · 13 citations · 3 references

Concepts

Abstract

The technique of mixed conglutination-a mixed aggregation technique for the detection of complement fixing antibodies to antigens on cell surfaces-is described. The immune systems to which this technique has been applied include: (a) The detection of H-2 antibodies in mouse. (b) The detection of organ specific iso-antibodies in the mouse. (c) The detection of Forssman antigen on a continuous tissue culture line of dog cells using an immune anti-Forssman serum. (d) The detection of an auto-antibody-like factor occurring in normal guineapigs reacting with their own testicular tissue. (Author)

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