Abstract
Human spermatozoa were exposed to monochromatic UVB light (300 nm) at a dosage range from 1-10/sup 3/ J/m/sup 2/ (xenon-mercury short-arc lamp) and 10/sup -2/-10/sup -1/ J/m/sup 2/ (xenon lamp). UVB irradiation >= 10 J/m/sup 2/ resulted in a subsequent binding of antibodies to double-stranded (ds) DNA. A strong homogeneous head fluorescence was visible. There was no immunoglobulin class restriction. The results were discussed in regards to lupus antigen expression by UV light.
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Wollina, U, Schaarschmidt, H, Thiel, W, and Knopf, B.
Binding of antibodies to dsDNA by UVB-irradiated spermatozoa in vitro.
Germany: N. p.,
1986.
Web.
Wollina, U, Schaarschmidt, H, Thiel, W, & Knopf, B.
Binding of antibodies to dsDNA by UVB-irradiated spermatozoa in vitro.
Germany.
Wollina, U, Schaarschmidt, H, Thiel, W, and Knopf, B.
1986.
"Binding of antibodies to dsDNA by UVB-irradiated spermatozoa in vitro."
Germany.
@misc{etde_6990028,
title = {Binding of antibodies to dsDNA by UVB-irradiated spermatozoa in vitro}
author = {Wollina, U, Schaarschmidt, H, Thiel, W, and Knopf, B}
abstractNote = {Human spermatozoa were exposed to monochromatic UVB light (300 nm) at a dosage range from 1-10/sup 3/ J/m/sup 2/ (xenon-mercury short-arc lamp) and 10/sup -2/-10/sup -1/ J/m/sup 2/ (xenon lamp). UVB irradiation >= 10 J/m/sup 2/ resulted in a subsequent binding of antibodies to double-stranded (ds) DNA. A strong homogeneous head fluorescence was visible. There was no immunoglobulin class restriction. The results were discussed in regards to lupus antigen expression by UV light.}
journal = []
volume = {172:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1986}
month = {Aug}
}
title = {Binding of antibodies to dsDNA by UVB-irradiated spermatozoa in vitro}
author = {Wollina, U, Schaarschmidt, H, Thiel, W, and Knopf, B}
abstractNote = {Human spermatozoa were exposed to monochromatic UVB light (300 nm) at a dosage range from 1-10/sup 3/ J/m/sup 2/ (xenon-mercury short-arc lamp) and 10/sup -2/-10/sup -1/ J/m/sup 2/ (xenon lamp). UVB irradiation >= 10 J/m/sup 2/ resulted in a subsequent binding of antibodies to double-stranded (ds) DNA. A strong homogeneous head fluorescence was visible. There was no immunoglobulin class restriction. The results were discussed in regards to lupus antigen expression by UV light.}
journal = []
volume = {172:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1986}
month = {Aug}
}