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Characterization of an IgA rheumatoid factor: binding properties and reactivity with the subclasses of human γG globulin

Abraham et al., 1972

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9790308746757021259
Author
Abraham G
Clark R
Vaughan J
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Immunochemistry

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The binding properties and specificity of a purified homogeneous IgA rheumatoid factor have been determined. With the use of the equilibrium molecular sieving technique the interaction of the rheumatoid factor and a γG-Fc piece were studied. From the data a linear …
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