The relationship between Sendai virus envelope antigens and the immune response in the presence and absence of ceruloplasmin
Samuel, I.; Tomas, E.
Virologie 31(1): 47-81
1980
ISSN/ISBN: 0253-181X PMID: 6246678 Document Number: 164829
The immune response of rabbits inoculated with different Sendai virus glycoprotein antigens depends on the structural identity of the protein support as well as on the mode of organization and structural homogeneity of the solubilized virus envelope. Incubation of the antigens with ceruloplasmin leads to modifications in the immune response, owing to the interaction with the active hemagglutinating and enzymatic sites.
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