PMID: 5909782Mar 4, 1966

Primary-type antibody response in vitro

Science
T W TAO, J W UHR

Abstract

Organ cultures of lymph nodes obtained from nonimmunized rabbits were incubated with bacteriophage d, X174; as a result, 19S antibody was produced first, and then 7S antibody. Differences between this response and the secondary response to d? X174 induced in vitro suggest that the foriiier is a primary response.

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