1958
DOI: 10.1007/bf02168949
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Über ein neues Staphylokokken-Antigen

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“…Since then, he and his coworkers have published a number of papers on refinements of techniques (Oeding, 1953(Oeding, , 1957 and identification of new antigenic factors (Haukenes and Oeding, 1960;Hofstad and Oeding, 1961). Additional antigenic factors, distinct from those recognized in Oeding's laboratory have been reported by Grun (1958Grun ( , 1961. A review of the developments in this field was written by Oeding (1960).…”
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confidence: 71%
“…Since then, he and his coworkers have published a number of papers on refinements of techniques (Oeding, 1953(Oeding, , 1957 and identification of new antigenic factors (Haukenes and Oeding, 1960;Hofstad and Oeding, 1961). Additional antigenic factors, distinct from those recognized in Oeding's laboratory have been reported by Grun (1958Grun ( , 1961. A review of the developments in this field was written by Oeding (1960).…”
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“…The majority of the studies on the antigenic structure of S. aureus have been performed on strains of human origin and little is known of the animal strains. However, it seems to be established that animal coagulase-positive staphylococci have their own antigenic patterns and few antigens in common with human strains (28,61,83). In absorbed or unabsorbed sera produced against human staphylococci, only a small number of animal strains are agglutinated, and if so usually weakly.…”
Section: H Animal Strainsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When an epidemic strain is sufficiently characterized, a simplified serologic screening may be possible for further examinations. Recently, however, new antigens have been described by Grun (28) (1) and Haukenes and Oeding (33) (m, n) and investigations in progress in this laboratory indicate the existence of still more antigens. A typing set of 10 or more factor sera will be too cumbersome for routine examinations.…”
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confidence: 99%