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Abstract
Rabbit γ-globulin was resolved into two fractions by chromatography of normal or immune serum on a DEAE-Sephadex column at pH 8. Different distribution of antibodies from the different antisera among the two γ-globulin fractions was observed.
Upon hydrolysis by papain followed by separation of the fragments formed, both γ-globulin fractions yielded the same amount of fragment III; one of them gave in addition a double amount of fragment II and the other a double amount of fragment I. This provides additional evidence that γ-globulin molecules are composed of two identical pieces (fragments I or II) together with fragment III.