Common variable immunodeficiency (CVI) or hypogammaglobulinemia is a heterogeneous
primary immunodeficiency disease in which B cells produce little or no antibody. Since the …

Abstract" The distribution and turnover of albumin and γ-globulin have been studied
simultaneously in seven children with kwashiorkor maintained on a restricted protein intake …

A hitherto unrecognized entity manifested by complete absence of gamma globulin with
otherwise normal serum proteins and recurrent pneumococcal sepsis is described in an 8 …

Type K (I) andTypeL (II) * Page 1 Journal of Clinical Investigation Vol. 44, No. 11, 1965
Immunoglobulin Changes in Disease: Quantitation on the Basis of Heavy Polypeptide Chains …

Sera were obtained from 52 mothers and their infants, from 36 additional children from 1
week to 3 years of age, from 15 individuals with congenital or acquired …

Several clinically distinct types of immunologic deficiency syndromes have been considered,
together with recent advances in our knowledge of the evolution and development of the …

Summary The development of IgG, IgA, and IgM levels from birth, through the newborn
period, infancy, childhood, and into adulthood has been studied with the use of 1,241 sera …