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November 1, 1973JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute36 citations

A Microtest Radioimmunoassay for Noncytotoxic Tumor-Specific Antibody to Cell-Surface Antigens2

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LGL GoldsteinNKNorman R. KlinmanLMLionel A. Manson

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A radioimmunoassay capable of measuring cytolytic and noncytolytic antibodies directed against cell-surface antigens was developed. Cells of the murine lymphoma L-5178Y grown in culture were used as a solid-phase immunoadsorbent to which the antibodies in the sera were bound. These bound antibodies were then detected by reacting the treated cells with a purified 125I-labeled, anti-mouse- Fab antibody. Specific antibody was found in a serum from DBA/2J mice (syngeneic host) hyperimmunized against the L-5178Y tumor. This serum was not cytolytic in a complement-dependent assay.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8219981ca0a24b3693ac90https://doi.org/10.1093/jnci/51.5.1713
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