Titlebook: Antigen Absorption by the Gut; W. A. Hemmings Book 1978 MTP Press Limited 1978 antigen

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Paolo Podio-Guidugli,Antonino Favatanvestigated for many years. Those situations arise through the specialization required to transfer immunoglobulins synthesized by the mother to the circulation of the fetus or newborn animal, that is in the transmission of passive immunity to the young. This always entails the protein crossing a con

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Solid Mechanics and Its Applicationsals, and consideration of the results pertaining to the rabbit and rodents enabled the formulation of the Brambell Receptor Hypothesis. Until then, the development of this hypothesis had spanned two decades, the first of which culminated in 1958 with the statement of the hypothesis in its original f

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Basic Equations of Anisotropic Elasticity,ported the formation of circulating antibodies by rabbits which had been fed on egg albumin. So far as I am aware this is the first statement of the phenomenon. The subject has since lain in the literature, but seems to have escaped the text-books. There was a good deal of interest apparently in the

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Basic Equations of Anisotropic Elasticity,s of combined immunological and electronmicroscopic studies of ferritin absorption. After laparotomy and injection of ferritin into the intestinal lumen, small but significant amounts of the protein are transmitted across the gut, probably into the lymphatics, and also to the liver and the spleen. D

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Equilibrium of Bodies of Revolution,antibody response to a subsequent parenteral injection of HSA (André et al., 1977). In addition, such rats had a reduced intestinal absorption of a tracer dose of HSA (André et al., 1974). Anti-HSA antibodies of the IgA class were detected in their intestinal secretions as well as in the cytoplasm o

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