1900
DOI: 10.1055/s-0029-1204138
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Ueber die Vielheit der im normalen Serum vorkommenden Antikörper

Abstract: Mitglied des Instituts. Seit den grundlegenden Arbeiten der Flüggeschen, dann der Buchner'schen Schule fiber die bactericiden Kräfte des normalen Blutes ist eine grosse Reihe von Wirkungen des normalen Serums bekannt geworden, die wir heute als Antikörper im weitesten Sinne auffassen müssen. Die einzige Theorie, welche die Entstehung aller dieser Körper von einem physiologischen Gesichtspunkt aus ohne Zuhilfenahme teleologischer ,,Schutzstoffe" zu erklären vermochte, ist bisher die

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“…The hemotoxin, or lysin, of the tetanus bacillus was first recognized by Ehrlich (3,4) who clearly differentiated it from the true killing toxin. Much of the lysin-inhibiting or lysin-neutralizing effect of normal sera (3)(4)(5)(6)(7) can be referred to the lipoid constituents (8,9,10,13) although several investigators (11,12) have reported that certain protein constituents are also concerned.…”
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“…The hemotoxin, or lysin, of the tetanus bacillus was first recognized by Ehrlich (3,4) who clearly differentiated it from the true killing toxin. Much of the lysin-inhibiting or lysin-neutralizing effect of normal sera (3)(4)(5)(6)(7) can be referred to the lipoid constituents (8,9,10,13) although several investigators (11,12) have reported that certain protein constituents are also concerned.…”
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confidence: 99%