[Coagglutination test. Its improvement and use in the production of anatoxins]. / Reaktsiia koaggliutinatsii. Usovershenstvovanie i ispol'zovanie v proizvodstve anatoksinov.

The reactor technology for obtaining suspensions of Staphylococcus aureus (strain Cowan 1) with active protein A was developed. On the basis of the sensitization of bacterial suspensions with antitoxic rabbit sera staphylococcal reagents to diphtherial, gas gangrene (perfringens, oedematiens), botulinic toxins-toxoids were obtained and for the first time the coagglutination test with toxoids was carried out. More sensitive "specifically directed" reagents for the coagglutination test were obtained; for this purpose bacterial suspensions were sensitized with pure antibodies isolated from rabbit immune sera by immunosorption. The possibility of using the coagglutination test with specifically directed staphylococcal reagents for the rapid evaluation of the dynamics of toxin formation in reactors for the titration of purified toxoids, for the control of the purification of toxoids by ultrafiltration, as well as for the evaluation of the sorption-desorption of toxoids in the production of the corresponding preparations, was shown.

[Immunochemical properties of immunoglobulin G conjugated with dextran]. / Immunokhimicheskie svoistva immunoglobulina G, kon"iugirovannogo s dekstranom.

Antigen-binding activity and effector functions of immunoglobulin G from horse and rabbit sera have been investigated, using hemagglutination, kinetic immune lysis, immune lysis in microplates and rosette-forming test with peritoneal mononuclear cells of mice, after their conjugation with dextran, MW 35-50 kD. The formation of conjugates of two types has been demonstrated: protein-dextran and protein-dextran-protein. It has been revealed that protein-dextran-protein conjugates have high specific antigen-binding activity, as compared to native IgG from rabbit sera specific for SRBC, while interactions with the complement system and Fc receptors is depressed.

[Stimulation of hemopoiesis in irradiated mice using horse immunoglobulin G]. / Stimuliatsiia gemopoéza obluchennykh myshei immunoglobulinom G loshadi.

The injection of heterologous polyclonal immunoglobulin G promotes the recovery of CFUs pool and increases the amount of myelokaryocytes in irradiated mice, while in nonirradiated mice, it activates differentiation of bone marrow CFUs and enhances their migration.