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Effects of tolerogenic conjugates in a canine model for reaginic hypersensitivity: I. Suppression of hapten-specific IgE antibody response

Kam et al., 1978

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13471894341191196413
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Kam S
Kepron W
Sehon A
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Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology

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Intraperitoneal administration to dogs of conjugates consisting of the 2, 4-dinitrophenyl (DNP) groups coupled to nonimmunogenic macromolecules such as the copolymer of d- glutamic acid and d-lysine (DNP 16-DGL) prior to sensitization with DNP 2-ovalbumin led to …
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