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pubmed-article:2698302pubmed:abstractTextTitre of islet cell surface antibodies (ICSA) in 114 sera from healthy control probands and 177 sera from first-degree relatives of Type 1 diabetic patients was determined by indirect immunofluorescence using rat insulinoma (RIN) cells as target. All sera were tested at four dilutions (1/40-1/320). 10(5) RIN cells were incubated with 100 microliters diluted serum overnight at 4 degrees C followed by a 45 min-incubation with a FITC-labelled goat anti-human globulin. Titre curves were calculated by double logarithmic regression. ICSA titre was defined as the serum dilution producing cell surface fluorescence on 40% of RIN cells. Based on these data a serum is defined as ICSA positive when the ICSA titre calculated is higher than 1:142, quantil Q (0.97). Twenty-five out of 177 (14%) sera of first-degree relatives of Type 1 diabetes were ICSA positive with a mean titre of 1/393, range 1/145-1/1,740, while 2/114 (1.7%) control sera were weakly positive for ICSA. These data demonstrate the significantly increased ICSA prevalence in first-degree relatives of Type 1 diabetic patients. The present study suggests that RIN cells may represent a useful tool for standardization of ICSA assay.lld:pubmed
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