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Specificity of the macrophage reaction in vitro

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Les macrophages de cobayes immunisés provoquent in vitro l'adhérence des hématies utilisées comme antigènes, selon une spécificité d'éspèce et non de groupe. Les sérums humains s'adsorbent in vitro sur les macrophages de cobayes immunisés par ces sérums, indépendemment du groupe (mais non sur des macrophages de cobayes normaux) causant l'adhérence et la phagocytose des hématies correspondantes. Les hématies adhérant aux macrophages sont hémolysées en présence du complément.

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  1. Department of Microbiology, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel

    Jeanna Schwartz

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Schwartz, J. Specificity of the macrophage reaction in vitro. Experientia 23, 496–497 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02142198

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