Evidence for the linkage of the IGC H locus to a gene controlling the idiotypic specificity of anti-p-azophenylarsonate antibodies in strain A mice.
Evidence for the linkage of the IGC H locus to a gene controlling the idiotypic specificity of anti-p-azophenylarsonate antibodies in strain A mice.
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DOI:
10.1084/jem.137.1.22
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发表时间:
1973-01-01
影响因子:
15.3
通讯作者:
Potter, M
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作者:
Pawlak, L L;Mushinski, E B;Nisonoff, A;Potter, M
Anti-p-azophenylarsonate (anti-Ar) antibodies elicited in all strain A/J mice tested share one or more idiotypic specificities. These specificities are also found in the anti-Ar antibodies of mice of the closely related strain, AL/N, but not in those of BALB/c mice. Anti-Ar antibodies were elicited in congenic mice in which the IgCH locus of AL/N mice, which controls allotypic markers in the constant regions of heavy chains, had been introgressively backcrossed for nine generations onto a BALB/c background; the mice were then rendered homozygous for the AL/N allotypic determinant. On the average, these antibodies were quantitatively equivalent, with respect to content of the cross-reactive idiotype, to those of AL/N mice. This indicates that the gene controlling the idiotype is closely linked to the IgCH locus. Since idiotype must be a function of V region sequences, the results suggest close linkage of VH and CH genes. The cross-reactive idiotype was found in nearly all F1 mice (C57/BL x A/J or BALB/c x A/J) tested.