Über die Immunisierung gegen Hühnercholera, Wild- und Schweineseuche mit Bakterienextrakten

Citron, Julius; Putz, Robert E.

doi:10.1007/bf02140349

Zeitschr. f. Hygiene.

1907

DOI: 10.1007/bf02140349

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Über die Immunisierung gegen Hühnercholera, Wild- und Schweineseuche mit Bakterienextrakten

Julius Citron¹,

Robert E. Putz²

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“…Another line of investigation which demonstrates the lack of extracellular toxins in the case of B. avisepticus is found in the experiment of Citron and Putz (1907) who employed serum extracts and water-extracts of virulent bacterial cultures (artificial aggressins as opposed to natural aggressins of Weil). With these artificial aggressins the authors mentioned inoculated rabbits with'the aim of furthering infection, or of producing immunity.…”

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Studies on Fowl Cholera V. The Toxins of Bacillus Avisepticus

Hadley¹

1918

J Bacteriol

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In presenting the results of his very suggestive studies on the agglutination of bacteria in vivo, Dr. Bull (1916) makes the following statement: From table 1 it is seen that bouillon cultures of Bacillus avisepticus are highly toxic for rabbits, 0.5 cc. of culture per kilo causing acute death. The intoxication is largely due to a toxin, since 1 cc. per kilo of body weight of a bacteria-free filtrate from a twenty-four hour culture causes acute death. and again:These results especially emphasize the significance of agglutinins and opsonins in the mechanism of natural resistance to infection, since Bacillus avisepticus produces a powerful toxin and is still incapable of causing a septicemia of any consequence in the presence of these antibodies.

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Studies on Fowl Cholera V. The Toxins of Bacillus Avisepticus

Hadley¹

1918

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An Immunological Study of Pasteurella Septica

Roberts¹

1947

Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics

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Über die Immunisierung gegen Hühnercholera, Wild- und Schweineseuche mit Bakterienextrakten

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References 8 publications

Studies on Fowl Cholera V. The Toxins of Bacillus Avisepticus

Studies on Fowl Cholera V. The Toxins of Bacillus Avisepticus

An Immunological Study of Pasteurella Septica

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