“…We are unable to explain the reason behind the finding of this reduced expression of PrP on RBCs. We did not find any evidence of a reduction in the expression of PrP on lymphocytes of patients with sCJD when compared to neurological controls in contrast to a previous report 33 . We used both 4F2 and 3F4 anti‐PrP MoAbs together for these flow cytometry studies, however, whereas the previously reported study used 3F4 alone, which does not to bind to human RBCs 29 .…”
There are differences in free and cell-associated PrP found in blood of CJD patients and control groups, some of which might be useful with other tests in disease profiling as an aid to diagnoses.
“…We are unable to explain the reason behind the finding of this reduced expression of PrP on RBCs. We did not find any evidence of a reduction in the expression of PrP on lymphocytes of patients with sCJD when compared to neurological controls in contrast to a previous report 33 . We used both 4F2 and 3F4 anti‐PrP MoAbs together for these flow cytometry studies, however, whereas the previously reported study used 3F4 alone, which does not to bind to human RBCs 29 .…”
There are differences in free and cell-associated PrP found in blood of CJD patients and control groups, some of which might be useful with other tests in disease profiling as an aid to diagnoses.
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