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Interference between anti-HLA antibodies and CPZ metabolites

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The interference of chlorpromazine (CPZ) and several preincubated CPZ metabolites on the lymphocyte absorption of antibodies directed against HLA-A1 and other nonrelated HLA specificities were investigated. Both CPZ and metabolites 7-OH-, Nor1-, and Nor2-CPZ were found to interfere with the specific absorption of anti-HLA-A1 antibodies. The meaning of such a result is discussed.

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Smeraldi, E., Scorza-Smeraldi, R., Fabio, G. et al. Interference between anti-HLA antibodies and CPZ metabolites. Psychopharmacology 67, 87–89 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00427600

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