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TISSUE‐ AND SPECIES‐SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES IN ANTITHYMOCYTE GLOBULIN

Gel diffusion precipitation and agglutination studies of rabbit antihuman thymocyte globulin (RAHTG) have demonstrated that unabsorbed RAHTG reacted with antigens of human thymic tissue in addition to a variety of antigens of other human tissues. Following absorption with normal human serum (NHS) and normal human kidney, RAHTG reacted specifically with only antigens of the human thymus.