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. 1971 Jan;20(1):29–36.

The induction of haemolysin producing cells in vitro: inhibition by antiglobulin antisera

K-U Hartmann, Sybille Reeg, Christel Mehner
PMCID: PMC1455703  PMID: 4923852

Abstract

The primary immune response (PFC) of mouse spleen cell cultures to sheep red cells was inhibited by anti-IgG, anti-Fab and anti-IgM, but not by anti-Fc or anti-allotype sera. The inhibition of PFC was independent of complement and could be prevented by addition of normal mouse serum.

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