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A highly purified preparation of horse erythrocyte glycoprotein was prepared from an aqueous ethanolic extract of hemoglobin-free membranes. The subunit apparent mol. wt was 30,000. In aqueous solution the glycoprotein formed globular aggregates of 93 +/- 16 A diameter. The glycoprotein had a receptor for the Paul-Bunnell antibody of infectious mononucleosis which was associated with an O-glycosidically linked oligosaccharide and dependent on the presence of N-glycolylneuraminic acid. In addition the glycoprotein had a neuraminidase-sensitive receptor for human peripheral blood lymphocytes. Fifty per cent inhibition of the rosetting of sheep red cells by 4 x 10(5) lymphocytes was caused by 30 microgram of glycoprotein.
K E Caldwell, and
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M A Fletcher
September 1981,
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K E Caldwell, and
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M A Fletcher
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K E Caldwell, and
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P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
August 1982,
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K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
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K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
February 1974,
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K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
February 1963,
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K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
December 1977,
Cellular immunology,
K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
September 1977,
Vox sanguinis,
K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
September 1976,
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K E Caldwell, and
M Cayer, and
P L Whitney, and
M A Fletcher
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