doi: 10.1007/BF01922973.
Superiority of human complement for assaying bacterial lipopolysaccharides by their anticomplementary activity
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Superiority of human complement for assaying bacterial lipopolysaccharides by their anticomplementary activity
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Abstract
In assaying bacterial lipopolysaccharides (LPS) for anticomplementary activity, human complement (C) allowed detection of approximately 200 times smaller amounts of LPS than guinea-pigs C. Pig C was slightly inferior to human.
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