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THE labelling of immune globulins with electron-dense substances has been used, by various investigators, as a means of localizing sites of antibody–antigen interaction in situ1,2. Singer3 conjugated ferritin and Pressman and Sternberg4 iodine to gamma globulin with the view of subsequent interaction with antigen.
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BENJAMINSON, M., BAZIL, S., D'ORIA, F. et al. Ferritin-labelled Enzyme : a Tool for Electron Microscopy. Nature 210, 1275–1276 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2101275a0
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