Antigen Transport.
Abstract
Antiserum to nuclei, microsomes, mitochondria and lysosomes was prepared. The antisera were in an allograft system. Only the lysosomal antiserum was found to suppress the allograft response. Protein transport in macrophages was studied. Denaturation and the degree of iodination was found to influence protein transport. A series of antigens were tested for immunogenicity. The same antigens were subjected to hydrolysis by cathepsins. The most immunogenic of the antigens were not hydrolyzed by the cathepsins and the least immunogenic were hydrolyzed extensively.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 08, 1971
- Accession Number
- ADA955163
Entities
People
- Wayne L. Ryan
Organizations
- University of Nebraska Omaha