同種抗体によるチンパンジーの血液型の分類

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Seventeen blood samples of chimpanzee were examined for the presence of homologous antibody. All of them contained anti-B but not anti-A antibody. They also possessed A-like antigen on the red cell membrane. After complete absorption of the antibody by human B and AB red cells, the existence of homologous antibody was demonstrated in chimpanzee serum by the bromelin method. This antibody was detected from eleven of the 17 samples tested and tentatively designated anti-Ch antibody. With this antibody chimpanzees could be divided into two types, Ch (+) and Ch (-). Of the 17 chimpanzee samples, two were of Ch (+) type and the other fifteen of Ch (-) type.
社団法人日本獣医学会の論文
1978-06-25