N. K. Jerne, Albert A. Nordin
Abstract
The response to the second antigen of a sequence of two related antigens appears to consist of two qualitatively different antibody populations. Antibodies specific for the second antigen are of primary-response quality while the antibodies which cross-react with the first antigen are of secondary-response quality.
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The response to the second antigen of a sequence of two related antigens appears to consist of two qualitatively different antibody populations. Antibodies specific for the second antigen are of primary-response quality while the antibodies which cross-react with the first antigen are of secondary-response quality.
Key concepts: Antigen, Antibody, Antibody response, Biology, Agar, Primary and secondary antibodies, Immunology, Microbiology