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Changes in Plasma Proteins of Mice During Rejection of Skin Homografts and Heterografts.

E. E. Peacock, W. P. Biggers

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Mice which have received homografts and heterografts respond by increasing the level of their alpha 2 globulins. A greater increase of alpha 2 globulins is observed following the application of second set grafts, and a decrease in alpha 2 globulins can be demonstrated following excision of foreign tissue grafts. Such findings suggest that the alpha 2 globulins are altered by foreign tissue antibody formation. That such antibodies are related to the specific destruction of foreign tissue implants, however, is conjectural.

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Mice which have received homografts and heterografts respond by increasing the level of their alpha 2 globulins. A greater increase of alpha 2 globulins is observed following the application of second set grafts, and a decrease in alpha 2 globulins can be demonstrated following excision of foreign tissue grafts. Such findings suggest that the alpha 2 globulins are altered by foreign tissue antibody formation. That such antibodies are related to the specific destruction of foreign tissue implants, however, is conjectural.

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Mice which have received homografts and heterografts respond by increasing the level of their alpha 2 globulins. A greater increase of alpha 2 globulins is observed following the application of second set grafts, and a decrease in alpha 2 globulins can be demonstrated following excision of foreign tissue grafts. Such findings suggest that the alpha 2 globulins are altered by foreign tissue antibody formation. That such antibodies are related to the specific destruction of foreign tissue implants, however, is conjectural.

Key concepts: Globulin, Antibody, Gamma globulin, Alpha (finance), Alpha globulin, Immunology, Beta globulins, Biology

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