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Pseudoimmune precipitation by the isolated byssinosis “antigen”

Edwards et al., 1973

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5575844997165791631
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Edwards J
Jones B
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The Journal of Immunology

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The so-called cotton antigen, a polymer of 5, 7, 3′, 4′ tetrahydroxyflavan 3–4 diol (THF) extracted from cotton plant bracts, precipitated 58% IgG, 54% IgM and 15% IgA in a sample of human serum and concurrently antibody activity in this serum to three physicochemically …
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