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The Receptor on Mast Cells and Related Cells with High Affinity for IgE,Mast cells, basophils, and related tumor lines have a glycoprotein on their surface membrane that binds monomeric immunoglobulin E (IgE) with exceptionally high affinity. When the cell-bound IgE reacts with a multivalent antigen the cells rapidly degranulate—a reaction that has been shown to be mediated by the membrane glycoprotein.

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Violence and Aggression in Sporting Contestsonoclonal antibodies (hybridomas) and the use of recombinant DNA technology. While much attention has appropriately been focused on these developments, it is nonetheless surprising how little we actually know about the function of these molecules at the molecular level. Since we assume that the prim

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Sports Economics, Management and Policy in diseased patients. Inflammation or injury will nonspecifically cause a variety of serum constituents to fluctuate from normal levels; these proteins are designated acute phase reactants (Owen, 1967). However, human CRP is regarded as the archetype acute phase protein because of its relatively lo

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Vassiliki Avgerinou,Stefanos G. Giakoumatoss will be compared to those obtained by workers studying glycoproteins from erythrocytes (the only other eukaryotic cell type for which comparable information on developmental changes in glycoprotein structure is available).