Abstract

Blood group antigens of erythrocytes have been studied by the fluorescent antibody technique (1, 2), but their size, shape, and distribution have not been analyzed by this method. With the advent of ferritin-labeled globulins, it has been possible to identify and locate specific antigens of bacteria (3), viruses (4), tumor cells (5), erythrocytes (6, 7), and injurious molecular complexes causing tissue injury (8, 9). This report demonstrates the site and distribution of type A and type Rho (D) antigens in human red cells using ferritin conjugated to immune globulins.

Keywords

BiologyFerritinAntigenAntibodyConjugateEpitopeVirologyComputational biologyImmunologyBiochemistry

MeSH Terms

AntibodiesAntigensCell BiologyElectronsErythrocytesFerritinsHumansMicroscopyMicroscopyElectronResearchRh-Hr Blood-Group SystemSerum Globulins

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Year
1964
Type
article
Volume
23
Issue
2
Pages
396-400
Citations
70
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Robert Lee, Joseph D. Feldman (1964). VISUALIZATION OF ANTIGENIC SITES OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES WITH FERRITIN-ANTIBODY CONJUGATES. The Journal of Cell Biology , 23 (2) , 396-400. https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.23.2.396

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DOI
10.1083/jcb.23.2.396
PMID
14222824
PMCID
PMC2106533

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