Specificity of Antibodies for T Sites and F Sites of Streptolysin O

References

1. Alouf J E, Raynaud M. 1968; Some aspects of the mechanisms of lysis of rabbit erythrocytes by streptolysin O. Caravano R. Current research on group A streptococcus Exerpta Medica Foundation; Amsterdam:192–206
   [Google Scholar]
2. Burstein M, Samaille J. 1958; Sur une nouvelle méthode de dosage du cholesterol lié aux α et aux β-lipoprotéines du sérum. Clinica Chimica Acta 3:320–327
   [Google Scholar]
3. Packalen T. 1948; Nonspecific antistreptolysin reactions and serum (or pleural-exudate) cholesterol. Journal of Bacteriology 56:143–156
   [Google Scholar]
4. Rantz L A, Randall E. 1945; A modification of the technic for determination of the antistreptolysin titer. Proceedings of Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine 59:22–25
   [Google Scholar]
5. Watson K C, Kerr E J C. 1974; Sterol structural requirements for inhibition of streptolysin O activity. Biochemical Journal 140:95–98
   [Google Scholar]
6. Watson K C, Kerr E J C. 1975; Functional role of cholesterol in infection and autoimmunity. Lancet 1:308–310
   [Google Scholar]
7. Watson K C, Kerr E J C. 1976; Studies on antistreptolysin O activity generated in serum by microorganisms. British Journal of Experimental Pathology 57:105–113
   [Google Scholar]
8. Watson K C, Rose T P, Kerr E J C. 1972; Some factors influencing the effect of cholesterol on streptolysin O activity. Journal of Clinical Pathology 25:885–891
   [Google Scholar]
9. Winblad S. 1966; Studies on non-specific antistreptolysin O titre I. The influence of serum β-lipoproteins on the non-specific antistreptolysin O titre. Acta Pathologica et Microbiologica Scandinavica 66:93–104
   [Google Scholar]