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Human immunoglobulin D in colostrum, saliva and amniotic fluid.

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Published1979
Citations11
References16

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CHARACTERISTICS OF AN IMMUNE SYSTEM COMMON TO CERTAIN EXTERNAL SECRETIONS

1965 • 1,014 citations

Gamma-Globulins: Quantitative Relationships in Human Serum and Nonvascular Fluids

1963 • 346 citations

Novel Subunit in Secretory IgA

1970 • 294 citations

Comparative Immunological Studies of the Immune Globulins of Human Milk and of Blood Serum

1961 • 240 citations

Immunologic aspects of human colostrum and milk. III. Fate and absorption of cellular and soluble components in the gastrointestinal tract of the newborn.

1977 • 225 citations

Use of antibody-coated red cells for the sensitive detection of antigen and in rosette tests for cells bearing surface immunoglobulins

1977 • 217 citations

The chromic chloride method of coupling antigens to erythrocytes: Definition of some important parameters

1976 • 203 citations

Protein uptake by the intestine: evidence for absorption of intact macromolecules.

1974 • 171 citations

Intestinal uptake of macromolecules. III. Studies on the mechanism by which immunization interferes with antigen uptake.

1975 • 143 citations

Human secretory immunoglobulins. II. Salivary secretions from individuals with selectively excessive or defective synthesis of serum immunoglobulins.

1971 • 101 citations

Immunoglobulin Levels in Healthy Children

1967 • 96 citations

Antibody Production by Human Colostral Cells

1975 • 93 citations

Immunoglobulin D in serum, body fluids and lymphoid tissues.

1968 • 79 citations

Measurement of IgD by a Double Antibody Radioimmunoassay: Demonstration of an Apparent Trimodal Distribution of IgD Levels in Normal Human Sera

1977 • 58 citations

Studies of human IgD myeloma proteins

1977 • 20 citations

The natural antibody response to E. coli includes antibodies of the IgD class.

1978 • 18 citations

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