Advertisement\nResearch Article\n1 June 1986\nShare on\nSolubilization and characterization of surface antigenic components of Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae T28\nAuthors: P G Lachmann, H DeicherAuthors Info & Affiliations\nDOI: https://doi.org/10.1128/iai.52.3.818-822.1986\n20455\nMetrics\nTotal Citations20\nTotal Downloads455\nView all metrics\nCite\nPDF/EPUB\nAbstract\nThe antigenicity of Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae T28 (serotype 2) was investigated.\n\nAntigens were solubilized from the cell surface with detergents.\n\nBy means of sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and immunoblotting it was shown that the molecular weight of the main antigenic component--a nonprotein--was 14,000 to 22,000.\n\nThis major antigen was shown to be a polydisperse anionic polysaccharide located on the surface of E. rhusiopathiae.\n\nAffinity chromatography also revealed a number of immunologically active proteins with molecular weights of 78,000, 72,000, 68,000, and 48,000.\n\nFormats available\nYou can view the full content in the following formats:\nPDF/ePub\nInformation & Contributors\nInformation\nPublished In\nInfection and Immunity\nVolume 52 • Number 3 • June 1986\nPages: 818 - 822\nPubMed: 3519460\nHistory\nPublished online: 1 June 1986\nPermissions\nRequest permissions for this article.\n\nRequest permissions\nDownload PDF\nContributors\nAuthors\nP G Lachmann\nView all articles by this author\nH Deicher\nView all articles by this author\nMetrics & Citations\nMetrics\nArticle Metrics\nView all metrics\nNo data available.\n\n455\n20\nTotal number of downloads\nNote:\nCitations\nCitation\ntext copied\nLachmann , Deicher .\n\n1986.\n\nSolubilization and characterization of surface antigenic components of Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae T28.\n\nInfect Immun 52:.\n\nhttps://doi.org/10.1128/iai.52.3.818-822.1986\nIf you have the appropriate software installed, you can download article citation data to the citation manager of your choice.\n\nFor an editable text file, please select Medlars format which will download as a .txt file.\n\nSimply select your manager software from the list below and click Download.\n\nView Options\nFigures and Media\nFigures\nMedia\nTables\nShare\nShare\nShare the article link\nhttps://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/iai.52.3.818-822.1986\nCopied!\n\nCopying failed.\n\nShare with email\nEmail a colleague\nShare on social media\nFacebookX (formerly Twitter)LinkedIn\n\n----------\nAs a professional microbiologist, create a concise and comprehensive Chinese scientific report on Erysipelothrix Spp. research based on the provided text, whether it's an article, post, conversation, or passage. Follow these guidelines:\n\n 1. Produce a detailed and in-depth report that remains clear and concise.\n 2. Focus on main ideas and essential information, removing any extraneous language.\n 3. Strictly rely on the provided text without adding external information.\n 4. Format the report in paragraphs for easy understanding.\n 5. Conclude with “[End of Notes, Message #X],” where “X” represents the total number of messages I’ve sent. Increment the message counter with each new message.\n 6. Use English for technical terms, industry terminology, proper nouns, and species names. After you finish, add the following words: {{{ I_finished_papa!!! }}} to the end of you answer