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In vitro interaction of LDL, anti-lipoprotein IgA and human fibroblasts
Biomedicine / [Publiee Pour L'A.A.I.C.I.G.]
|October 1, 1978
Human LDL were bound and internalized by cultured human fibroblasts. When an antilipoprotein IgA kappa from a case of myeloma with hyperlipidemia and xanthomatosis was introduced into the system, LDL uptake dropped by 50% but LDL binding to fibroblasts was unchanged. In the same system, IgG and IgA controls were inactive.
Human LDL were bound and internalized by cultured human fibroblasts. When an antilipoprotein IgA kappa from a case of myeloma with hyperlipidemia and xanthomatosis was introduced into the system, LDL uptake dropped by 50% but LDL binding to fibroblasts was unchanged. In the same system, IgG and IgA controls were inactive.