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Changes in red cells metabolism in presence of incomplete antibodies

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Die unvollständigen Antikörper verursachen eine Hemmung der Erythrozytenglykolyse. Dieser Effekt ist völlig unabhängig von der Eigenschaft der sensibilisierten Erythrozyten, nach Zusatz von Rinderalbumin zu agglutinieren. Die Glykolyse wird durch Agglutinine (vollständige Antikörper) nicht gehemmt. Die Bedeutung dieser Befunde für die Pathogenese der Hämolyse wird kurz diskutiert.

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    E. Storti, F. Vaccari & E. Baldini

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Storti, E., Vaccari, F. & Baldini, E. Changes in red cells metabolism in presence of incomplete antibodies. Experientia 12, 108–109 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02157180

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