The activity of homologous and heterologous anti-allotypic sera in transformation and allotypic suppression in rabbits.

1 October 1972

journal article

Vol. 23 (4) , 591-7

Abstract

Rabbit anti-allotype sera produce transformation of rabbit peripheral blood lymphocytes and when injected neonatally into genetically heterozygous rabbits can cause suppression of the paternally contributed allotypic immunoglobulin. In contrast sheep anti-rabbit allotype sera, although causing similar transformation do not cause allotypic suppression when injected neonatally.

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