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The Family of Proteins Having Internal Thiolester Bonds,pathway were shown to be inactivated by hydrazine (3,4). However, it was not until 1968 that the plasmatic inhibitor was identified as α.-macroglobulin and 1972 that the hydrazine-sensitive factor of the properdin or alternative pathway of complement was shown to be C3 (5,6).

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Book 1984European Immunology Meeting held in Istanbul in June 1982. Recent Advances in Immunology is intended for immunol- ogists both in the basic sciences and in clinical medicine. It provides under one cover an assemblage of information about funda- mental problems in immunology and clinical applications.

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Problems in Understanding the Generation of Antibody Complementarity,ld form about 10. antibody combining sites but since the development of the hybridoma technique (4) this estimate must clearly be low by several orders of magnitude since to date no two hybridomas making antibody combining sites to a single antigenic determinant such as αl→6 dextran have been found to be identical (5–7).

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Problems in Understanding the Generation of Antibody Complementarity,bining sites of a given specificity look like and how do the various amino acid side chains make for different kinds of combining sites (1–3). Intimately related to this is the question of how the capacity to make these sites is maintained in the germ line. The genetic basis for the formation of ant

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Natural Immunity and Macrophages Introductory Remarks,d were therefore at most occasions nearly empty except from the speakers and some discussants. In the meantime this picture has completely changed and “macrophages” have not only a full audience, but, as today, are happy to be put at the beginning of the meeting. What are the reasons for this develo