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Article Dans Une Revue Diagnostic immunology Année : 1985

Distribution of IgG subclass levels in normal adult sera as determined by a competitive enzyme immunoassay using monoclonal antibodies.

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IgG subclass levels were measured by an indirect competitive immunoenzymatic assay with selected monoclonal antibodies in sera from 180 adult blood donors. Mean levels were 6.35 mg/ml (65% of the sum of the subclasses) for IgG1, 2.61 mg/ml (26.2%) for IgG2, and 0.414 mg/ml (4.3%) for IgG3. IgG4 levels were significantly different in men (mean 0.456 mg/ml, 4.8% of the sum) and women (mean 0.29 mg/ml, 3.2%), with very wide ranges. The distribution of IgG2 levels was more homogeneous than that of IgG4 but more heterogeneous than those of IgG1 and IgG3, with a number of sera that displayed low levels of IgG2.
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inserm-01899797 , version 1 (19-10-2018)

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Pierre Aucouturier, Samir Mounir, Jean-Louis Preud'Homme. Distribution of IgG subclass levels in normal adult sera as determined by a competitive enzyme immunoassay using monoclonal antibodies.. Diagnostic immunology, 1985, 3 (4), pp.191-6. ⟨inserm-01899797⟩

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