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Eighteen monoclonal antibodies against human platelets were raised. Extensive serological analyses confirmed that all 18 antibodies reacted only with human cells of thrombocytic lineage. Four different molecules were identified by immunoprecipitation and SDS-PAGE analysis with these antibodies: GPIIb-IIIa as detected with the four antibodies HPL 1-4, GPIb with the twelve antibodies HPL 7-18, and two mutually distinct, newly defined molecules, gp 78 and p 151, were detected with the two remaining antibodies, HPL 5 and HPL 6, respectively.
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