Restrictions among heavy and light chain determinants of granulocyte-specific antinuclear factors.
- 1 July 1972
- journal article
- Vol. 23 (1) , 53-60
Abstract
In fifty-five rheumatoid arthritis sera with positive granulocyte-specific antinuclear factors (GS-ANF) tests were made to further characterize these antibodies. All sera contained GS-ANF of the IgG class and most of the sera also of the IgM and IgA classes, whereas only about 10 per cent of the sera contained GS-ANF of the IgD class. Most of the sera contained GS-ANF carrying both κ and λ light chain determinants, but in five cases only one of the light chain subclasses could be found.This publication has 17 references indexed in Scilit:
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