E´va Rajnavo¨lgyi , G. Fu¨st , Julia Ember , G.A. Medgyesi , J. Gergely
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Evidences proving the intercalation hypothesis of the C-mediated complex release activity (CRA)
Pre-incubation of BSA-anti-BSA precipitates with Clq or bivalentStaphylococcus protein A inhibits the solubilization of the precipitates due to the complement dependent complex release activity (CRA) of fresh sera. The inhibition was dose dependent. The results support the intercalation hypothesis of CRA.
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