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      AN ELECTROPHORETIC STUDY OF IMMUNE SERA AND PURIFIED ANTIBODY PREPARATIONS

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          1. Antibody produced in the horse migrates as a new serum component between the β and γ components, whereas rabbit antibody is electrophoretically identical with the γ globulin component of the serum. 2. In rabbit and monkey antisera the percentage of antibody in the serum and in the γ globulin fraction can be determined by integration of the electrophoresis diagrams of unabsorbed and absorbed sera. Antibody solutions of high purity can be obtained by electrophoretic isolation of the γ globulin of rabbit antisera in which the percentage of antibody to total γ globulin is high. 3. The isoelectric points of pig, cow, horse, and rabbit antibodies have been determined. 4. In horse sera prolonged immunization is accompanied by the formation of another antibody component of lower mobility.

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          Journal
          J Exp Med
          The Journal of Experimental Medicine
          The Rockefeller University Press
          0022-1007
          1540-9538
          1 January 1939
          : 69
          : 1
          : 119-131
          Affiliations
          From the Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Upsala, Upsala, Sweden
          Article
          10.1084/jem.69.1.119
          2133726
          19870831
          d7271cf9-7160-4bc4-b6ef-c267f59a65c4
          Copyright © Copyright, 1939, by The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research New York
          History
          : 19 September 1938
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          Medicine
          Medicine

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