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“Core” glycolipid of Enterobacteriaceae: immunofluorescent detection of antigen and antibody

Young et al., 1975

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13882067353159748886
Author
Young L
Hoffman K
Stevens P
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Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine

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The Re chemotype mutant of Salmonella minnesota R595 has a cell-wall glycolipid composed principally of 2-keto, 3 deoxyoctonate and Lipid A, which is an antigen widely shared by Enterobacteriaceae. High-titered antiserum against this antigen can be …
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