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lit-0049

Characterization of human immunoglobulin (Ig) isotype and IgG subclass response to Bartonella henselae infection

McGill SL, Regnery RL, Karem KL (1998). Infection and Immunity.

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Western blot characterization of isotype/subclass responses in serologically confirmed CSD sera. Directly addresses IgG subclass—critical for patient’s IgG4↑/IgG1↓ hypothesis. Shows dominant IgG1 antigen recognition in CSD, not IgG4-driven pattern.

Record overlap notes (research). IgG4 high / IgG1 low laboratory pattern; question of infection-driven Ig subclass skew

DOI: 10.1128/IAI.66.12.5915-5920.1998 · PMID: 9826373 · PMCID: PMC108749

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