Title : Differences in binding affinity of human IgE for receptors in chopped human lung.

Pub. Date : 1978 Oct

PMID : 81805






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1 Sera that competed well with myeloma IgE were also able to sensitize for greater histamine release relative to IgE concentration when sensitized lung tissue was challenged with anti-IgE. Histamine immunoglobulin heavy constant epsilon Homo sapiens
2 The converse was true of those sera that competed poorly with myeloma IgE in the antigen assay, in that they sensitized for histamine release only at relatively high IgE concentrations in the anti-IgE assay. Histamine immunoglobulin heavy constant epsilon Homo sapiens
3 The converse was true of those sera that competed poorly with myeloma IgE in the antigen assay, in that they sensitized for histamine release only at relatively high IgE concentrations in the anti-IgE assay. Histamine immunoglobulin heavy constant epsilon Homo sapiens