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Abstract
GLOMERULAR immunoglobulin and complement deposits in patients with immune-complex-mediated glomerulonephritis can be readily demonstrated with immunofluorescence techniques. However, identification of the antigens involved in immune-complex formation is a far more formidable task. In certain forms of human glomerulonephritis, endogenous antigens (nuclear, renal-tubular brush border, tumor, and immunoglobulin antigens) have been associated with nephritogenic immune-complex formation.1 2 3 4 Our studies and the research of other investigators have shown that human thyroglobulin can also be a nephritogenic antigen in human glomerulonephritis5 6 7 8; however, the relation of circulating immune complexes to glomerular immune-complex deposits has not been determined.8 This report establishes the nephritogenic capacity of . . .
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