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[Heterophile haemagglutinogens on pig, canine and human thymocytes (author's transl)]
Immunization of sheep or horse with pig, canin or horse thymocytes produces heteroagglutinating antibodies, which allow to define two heterophile antigens:--the first one, HC, immunogen for sheep, is localized on pig, human and canin thymocytes, as well as on red blood cells of the two latter species;--the other, HCP, immunogen for horses, is situated on the red blood cells and thymocytes of the same three species. HC is distributed on various cells and in similar fashion in pig and human, except for the pig red blood cells.
Immunization of sheep or horse with pig, canin or horse thymocytes produces heteroagglutinating antibodies, which allow to define two heterophile antigens:--the first one, HC, immunogen for sheep, is localized on pig, human and canin thymocytes, as well as on red blood cells of the two latter species;--the other, HCP, immunogen for horses, is situated on the red blood cells and thymocytes of the same three species. HC is distributed on various cells and in similar fashion in pig and human, except for the pig red blood cells.