Abstract
Guinea pig oil-induced peritoneal exudates were pretreated with D-penicillamine. The binding of homologous, monomeric IgG 2 and IgG 1 to normal and pretreated exudates was examined. Whereas the 7S IgG 2-IgG 2 Fc γ receptor interaction remains unaffected by the pretreatment, the binding of IgG 1 to the IgG Fc γ receptor population was affected. The significance of the selective effect of D-penicillamine is discussed.
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