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Title: Experimental studies on the bridging hypothesis of anaphylaxis: haptenic determinants required to elicit immediate-type reactions in calf skin by separate or concurrent sensitization with reagins of different specificity.
identifier: 1800749
description:
epitope description:4,4'-azodibenzenearsonic acid
host organism:Bos taurus
aggregation:
instance of dataset
availability:
available
primaryPublications: 4139229
authorizations:
registration not required
accessURL: http://www.iedb.org/reference/1019849
landingPage: http://www.iedb.org/assay/1800749
type:
Literature
publicationVenue:
J Exp Med
dates:
1974
study type: b cell assays
subject species:
fullName:
H Mossmann
M Meyer-Delius
U Vortisch
B Kickhö
fen
D K Hammer
method:
in vivo skin test
name:
Experimental studies on the bridging hypothesis of anaphylaxis: haptenic determinants required to elicit immediate-type reactions in calf skin by separate or concurrent sensitization with reagins of different specificity.
description:
The reaginic (IgE) activity of the antisera was analyzed by a passive transfer test (Prausnitz-Kustner reaction). There was no cross-reacting antibody response to ABA-BSA or bivalent DNP-ABA.

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