On the mechanism of "rosette" formation in human and experimental thyroiditis.
- 1 July 1969
- journal article
- Vol. 5 (1) , 117-27
Abstract
A method of immunocyto-adherence using circulating lymphocytes and sheep red cells coated with an antigen (rosette-formation) was studied in an attempt to detect lymphocytic antibodies. Human and experimental immune thyroiditis were chosen as a model. Such lymphocytic antibodies correlate better with the presence of immune thyroiditis than do humoral antibodies.This publication has 16 references indexed in Scilit:
- Diagnostic Value of Thyroid AntibodiesJournal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1967
- Correlation of thyroid auto-antibodies to histological alterations in thyroid disease.1966
- [Cell-type allergy to insulin].1965
- Antibody Production by Leucocytes in Peripheral BloodNature, 1964
- [IMMUNO-CYTO-ADHESION: A SIMPLE AND QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR THE STUDY IN VITRO OF ANTIBODY-PRODUCING CELLS].1964
- A Simple Method for detecting Single Antibody-forming CellsNature, 1964
- SEPARATION OF VIABLE LYMPHOCYTES FROM HUMAN BLOODThe Lancet, 1964
- Chromatographic Fractionation of Hog ThyroglobulinNature, 1961
- STUDIES ON ORGAN SPECIFICITY .7. PRODUCTION OF ANTIBODIES TO RABBIT THYROID BY INJECTION OF FOREIGN THYROID EXTRACTS1959
- HUMAN AUTO-IMMUNE THYROIDITIS: SEROLOGICAL STUDIESThe Lancet, 1958