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. 1969 May;16(5):601-7.

Thrombocyte specific antigens. Detection of organ specific antigens by heterospecific anti-thrombocyte serum

N Hanna, D Nelken

Thrombocyte specific antigens. Detection of organ specific antigens by heterospecific anti-thrombocyte serum

N Hanna et al. Immunology. 1969 May.

Abstract

Rabbit and chicken anti-human thrombocyte sera absorbed exhaustively with human plasma, fibrinogen, erythrocytes, leucocytes and liver powder, were used for the investigation of organ specific antigens of human thrombocytes.

The absorbed chicken anti-human thrombocyte serum revealed a very high agglutinating and fluorescence activity, which aided the characterization of two different types of organ-specific antigens of thrombocytes: antigens common to human and animal platelets, and antigens specific for human platelets only. The two types of antigens were found in all platelet fractions examined, the membrane, granule and soluble fractions.

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