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The influence of iodine-labelling on the non-specific fixation of immunoglobulins to tissues

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On recherche si le marquage au radio-iode peut dénaturer les immunoglobulines au point d'en modifier la fixation non spécifique aux tissus (affinité non spécifique). Des 4 techniques de marquage essayées, 2 ne modifient pas cette propriété, tandis que les 2 autres augmentent nettement la proportion d'immunoglobulines fixées.

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  1. Laboratoire d' Immunologie et d' Allergie, Service de Médecine, HÔpital Cantonal Universitaire, CH-1011, Lausanne, Switzerland

    P. C. Frei, S. Cruchaud, L. Arnaudo & A. Vannotti

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  1. P. C. Frei
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Supported by the Swiss National Funds for Scientific Research.

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Frei, P.C., Cruchaud, S., Arnaudo, L. et al. The influence of iodine-labelling on the non-specific fixation of immunoglobulins to tissues. Experientia 26, 651–652 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01898743

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