the capacity of these latter fl-abs to stain the gcw was removed by absorption with the homologous antigen or denatured dna . ( b ) fl-abs to immunoglobulins , complement , and pyrimidine bases of dna did not react with the gcw of two sle patients without clinical and histologic evidence of glomerulonephritis or with the sclerotic glomeruli of two uremic patients with chronic `` '' burned out '' '' lupus nephritis . ( c ) the glomeruli of 47 of the 53 patients with other nephropathies bound fl-abs to immunoglobulins and complement to some extent , and in 26 , the localization appeared as marked as in the patients with active sle glomerulonephritis .
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