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R G Edwards, D Lee, J M Dewdney

Journal of Immunological Methods

|June 24, 1983

Abstract:

Immunological techniques have been used to identify and quantitate rabbit antibody light chains in the urine of rabbits. The influence of these light chains on the radioallergosorbent test (RAST) used for the diagnosis of laboratory animal allergy to rabbit urinary protein allergens is described. The presence of IgG antibody specific for rabbit derived antigens in human serum has been confirmed.

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