Agglutination of Spermatozoa of Clams and of Human A, B, and O Blood Groups by Phytagglutinins
P. Badel, L. Brilliantineg
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P. Badel, L. Brilliantineg
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Sperm suspensions of Venus mercenaria and Mytilis mytilis were agglutinated by 23 of 50 different phytagglutinins exhibiting a head to head type of agglutinating pattern. Of the 4 saccharides tested, raffinose proved most inhibitory to the agglutination reaction. Five of the seed extracts contained human anti-H, anti-B, and anti-A agglutinins and one was weakly specific for the human B antigen.
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Sperm suspensions of Venus mercenaria and Mytilis mytilis were agglutinated by 23 of 50 different phytagglutinins exhibiting a head to head type of agglutinating pattern. Of the 4 saccharides tested, raffinose proved most inhibitory to the agglutination reaction. Five of the seed extracts contained human anti-H, anti-B, and anti-A agglutinins and one was weakly specific for the human B antigen.
Key concepts: Agglutination (biology), Raffinose, Biology, Antigen, Microbiology, Sperm, Human blood, Botany