Isolation of Human Clq as a by-Product of Routine Fractionation

C. Granier Department of Fractionation, Centre National de Transfusion Sanguine, Avenue des Tropiques, 91400, Orsay-Courtaboeuf, France

A. Faure Department of Fractionation, Centre National de Transfusion Sanguine, Avenue des Tropiques, 91400, Orsay-Courtaboeuf, France

R. Tavernier Department of Fractionation, Centre National de Transfusion Sanguine, Avenue des Tropiques, 91400, Orsay-Courtaboeuf, France

M. Steinbuch Department of Fractionation, Centre National de Transfusion Sanguine, Avenue des Tropiques, 91400, Orsay-Courtaboeuf, France

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DavidH. Bing, JudithM. Andrews, KatherineM. Morris, Elizabeth Cole & Vivian Irish. (1980) Purification of Subcomponents Clq, Cl[rbar] and Cl[sbar] of the First Component of Complement from Cohn Fraction I by Affinity Chromatography. Preparative Biochemistry 10:3, pages 269-296.
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E. Schuller & M. Helary. (1983) Determination in the nanogram range of Clq in serum and unconcentrated CSF by electro-immunodiffusion. Journal of Immunological Methods 56:2, pages 159-165.
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