Sunday, January 13, 2019
Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) part 22
Several techniques have been used to screen patient sera for alloreactive antibodies. The complement-dependent lymphotoxicity technique has two version.
One is a direct assay of patient antibodies exerting lymphotocytotoxic effect through complement-dependent mechanism of cell membrane lysis.
The indirect technique utilizes an extra step, with goat or rabbit anti-human IgG antibody-mediated augmentation of complement-dependent lymphocytotoxicity.
This antiglobulin modification is more sensitive than the direct lymphocytotoxicity technique, but is also more technically demanding. Use of enriched samples of B cells enables detection of HLA class II-specific antibodies.
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