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Interferon-inducing activity of Salmonella minnesota re glycolipid--anti-glycolipid immune complexes
Immune complexes formed from Salmonella minnesota Re glycolipid (Gl) and its derivative DMSO-Gl with homologous antibodies exhibited stronger interferon (IFN)-inducing activity than the free Gl (4- to 32-fold increase and 8- to 64-fold increase respectively). This effect was found dose-dependent.
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