1938
DOI: 10.1128/mmbr.2.1.47-97.1938
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Serological Relations Among Spore-Forming Anaerobic Bacteria

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“…They also observed that animals protected with C. bifermentans antiserum resisted infection with C. sordellii. Studies by McCoy and McClung (1938) indicated that crossagglutination occurs among some species of clostridia, and serological investigations of individual or small groups of species of clostridia have also been done (Coleman and Gunnison, 1928;Gunnison, 1937Gunnison, , 1947Smith, 1937;Miles, 1947, 1950;Oakley, Warrack, and Clarke, 1947;Mandia and Bruner, 1951). Double diffusion in agar gel was utilized by Bjorkland and Berengo (1954) to study the interactions of seven species of clostridia.…”
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“…They also observed that animals protected with C. bifermentans antiserum resisted infection with C. sordellii. Studies by McCoy and McClung (1938) indicated that crossagglutination occurs among some species of clostridia, and serological investigations of individual or small groups of species of clostridia have also been done (Coleman and Gunnison, 1928;Gunnison, 1937Gunnison, , 1947Smith, 1937;Miles, 1947, 1950;Oakley, Warrack, and Clarke, 1947;Mandia and Bruner, 1951). Double diffusion in agar gel was utilized by Bjorkland and Berengo (1954) to study the interactions of seven species of clostridia.…”
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“…Serological results do not always confirm biochemical patterns. McCoy and McClung (1938) emphasized that serological results are not always in harmony with present taxonomic schemes. Since serolological tests must eventually be combined with the biochemical reactions commdnly used in order to adequately describe bacterial species, it is desirable that further studies be carried out along this line.…”
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“…have been used by some workers (5, 11), serological and immunological studies by some (3,6,7,13,18,21), and enzymatic studies by others (12,19).…”
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