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[Certain human anti-Gm antisera have an antiglobulin reacting specifically with IgG of baboons]
An antiglobulin anti-Baboon IgG exists in human sera [with or without an anti-Gm (1)]. There is no correlation between this antiglobulin and another one of the Milgröm type. Its occurrence is not characteristic of the anti-Gm sera. Therefore, it cannot explain the different specificities between the two types of anti-Gm (1) discordant at the level of non-human Primate immunoglobulins.
An antiglobulin anti-Baboon IgG exists in human sera [with or without an anti-Gm (1)]. There is no correlation between this antiglobulin and another one of the Milgröm type. Its occurrence is not characteristic of the anti-Gm sera. Therefore, it cannot explain the different specificities between the two types of anti-Gm (1) discordant at the level of non-human Primate immunoglobulins.