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pubmed-article:3831363pubmed:abstractTextHuman type-A erythrocytes were lysed and solubilized with 0.3% sodium deoxy cholate (DOC). The solubilized membranes were coated onto human type-O glutaraldehyde fixed erythrocytes. The coated erythrocytes were found to agglutinate specifically by anti-A antibodies. Furthermore, solubilized membranes could be successfully coated to non-fixed erythrocytes after dialysing out the DOC. Quantitative absorption assays showed that the density of type-A blood group antigen on the coated erythrocytes was higher than the density of this antigen on human type-A erythrocytes. Erythrocytes that are coated with cell membrane antigens can be used to assess specific antibody titres and also can be applied for a sensitive selection and separation of rosetting lymphocytes that secrete specific antibodies against these antigens.lld:pubmed
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