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Acquired B antigen disappearance by in vitro acetylation associated with A1 activity restoration
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|January 1, 1976
Abstract:
The chemical acetylation of RBC bearing the acquired B antigen led to the disappearance of the agglutinability by anti-B and restored the A1 specificity. The same results are obtained using RBC transformed in vitro by a Clostridium Tertium filtrate, where a deacetylase was reported.
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