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. 1968 Dec;15(6):855-62.

Detection of a tumour-specific antigen (Gross) with the mixed antiglobulin reaction using erythrocytes from NZB-B1 mice

A V Gillespie

Detection of a tumour-specific antigen (Gross) with the mixed antiglobulin reaction using erythrocytes from NZB-B1 mice

A V Gillespie. Immunology. 1968 Dec.

Abstract

The mixed antiglobulin reaction has been used to demonstrate the Gross (G) antigen on a tissue culture cell monolayer, and with greater sensitivity than could be achieved by indirect immunofluorescence. Erythrocytes from NZB/B1 mice, showing positive direct antiglobulin tests, when treated with an anti-mouse immunoglobulin serum, provided a convenient source of indicator cells for the reaction.

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