Method of assaying or analyzing subtypes of human leukocyte inte

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Involving production or treatment of antibody

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ABSTRACT:
Antiserum which can recognize all subtypes of human leukocyte interferon is prepared from the blood of an animal immunized with partially purified human leukocyte interferon obtained from a culture of human leukocyte stimulated with Sendai virus.
The antiserum is added to a column whereon concentrated culture broth of human leukocyte has been immobilized to adsorb impurities, the effluent is added to a column whereon partially purified human leukocyte interferon has been immobilized to adsorb anti-human leukocyte interferon antibody and then the antibody is eluted from the column.
The antibody thus obtained recognizes all subtypes of human leukocyte interferon and can be separated by a chromatography to each monoclonal antibody which recognizes a single subtype.
Employing these antibodies, the subtypes of human leukocyte interferon or their antibodies in a sample can be analized or assayed.

REFERENCES:
Dalton et al-Chem. Abst. vol. 96 (1982) p. 102 131t.

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