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IN a preliminary communication1 we reported that the addition of water-soluble extracts of human granulocytes to saline extracts of any other human cell resulted in the formation of a precipitate. This phenomenon can be studied by Ouchterlony's double gel diffusion method2. The substances giving rise to the precipitate were designated as ‘granulocyte factor’ and ‘tissue factor’
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KORNGOLD, L., VAN LEEUWEN, G. & MILLER, D. Granulocyte Precipitins of Human Tissues and Activated Sera. Nature 183, 330–331 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/183330a0
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