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Suppression of antibody synthesis. II. The effect of carrier-specific cellsupon haptenic competition.

Anthony S. Fauci, John S. Johnson

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Abstract

Suppression of the hapten-specific response to a hapten-carrier conjugate was seen when the conjugate was injected either together with another hapten conjugated to an homologous carrier or together with the homologous unconjugated carrier. Simultaneous injection of non-immunogenic, unconjugated hapten did not suppress the anti-hapten response to a different hapten conjugated to a carrier. Preimmunization with unconjugated carrier, which augments the carrier-specific response, suppressed the hapten-specific primary response to a hapten-carrier conjugate and enhanced the degree of competition seen when two hapten-carrier conjugates were given simultaneously.

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Suppression of the hapten-specific response to a hapten-carrier conjugate was seen when the conjugate was injected either together with another hapten conjugated to an homologous carrier or together with the homologous unconjugated carrier. Simultaneous injection of non-immunogenic, unconjugated hapten did not suppress the anti-hapten response to a different hapten conjugated to a carrier. Preimmunization with unconjugated carrier, which augments the carrier-specific response, suppressed the hapten-specific primary response to a hapten-carrier conjugate and enhanced the degree of competition seen when two hapten-carrier conjugates were given simultaneously.

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Suppression of the hapten-specific response to a hapten-carrier conjugate was seen when the conjugate was injected either together with another hapten conjugated to an homologous carrier or together with the homologous unconjugated carrier. Simultaneous injection of non-immunogenic, unconjugated hapten did not suppress the anti-hapten response to a different hapten conjugated to a carrier. Preimmunization with unconjugated carrier, which augments the carrier-specific response, suppressed the hapten-specific primary response to a hapten-carrier conjugate and enhanced the degree of competition seen when two hapten-carrier conjugates were given simultaneously.

Key concepts: Hapten, Conjugate, Conjugated system, Chemistry, Antibody, Immunology, Biophysics, Biology

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