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The Production of a Specific Antiserum to Bird Serum
C. H. Tempelis
C. H. Tempelis
The School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley
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W. C. Reeves
W. C. Reeves
The School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley
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Summary
Chickens produce antibody in high-titer when injected with serum proteins of other birds. These antisera have little or no cross-reactivity with serum proteins from birds of different orders, but do react in high-titer to closely related bird species.
Absorptions of the antisera with a serum of a closely related species will remove much of the homologous antibody, while absorption with a distantly related serum will not.
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