Use of an in vitro Antibody-Producing System for Recognizing Potentially Immunosuppressive Compounds

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Abstract
An in vitro primary antibody-forming system was used to detect immunosuppressive compounds, some of which were food additives and/or metabolites of food additives. The system used was found to be specific with regard to chemical inhibitors and advantageous because of the cellular interactions required for an antibody response.