Essays On Bacteriology And Its Relation to the Progress of Medicine
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cry of Metschnikoff, wMcli explains immunity thus: that the cells, especially the leucocytes, have conferred upon them, as the result of the first attack, the special .
property of subsequently devouring and destroying the same germs. Fourth, the theory of the germi- cidal power of the blood serum. It is known that certain animals are naturally unsusceptible to certain diseases, and that the introduction of their blood se- rum into susceptible animals may confer upon them a more or less lasting... power of resisting those germs to which the first animal was naturally immune. This is the theory upon which was based the goat blood and dog blood treatment of tuberculosis.
Of these theories Frsenkel observes that there is probably a truth in all, and that artificial immunity is not acquired by one regular process, but sometimes in this manner, sometimes in that, and that it is quite possible and even probable that causes are at-work which are as yet unknown, and which future investi- gators are destined to discover.
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cry of Metschnikoff, wMcli explains immunity thus: that the cells, especially the leucocytes, have conferred upon them, as the result of the first attack, the special .
property of subsequently devouring and destroying the same germs. Fourth, the theory of the germi- cidal power of the blood serum. It is known that certain animals are naturally unsusceptible to certain diseases, and that the introduction of their blood se- rum into susceptible animals may confer upon them a more or less lasting... power of resisting those germs to which the first animal was naturally immune. This is the theory upon which was based the goat blood and dog blood treatment of tuberculosis.
Of these theories Frsenkel observes that there is probably a truth in all, and that artificial immunity is not acquired by one regular process, but sometimes in this manner, sometimes in that, and that it is quite possible and even probable that causes are at-work which are as yet unknown, and which future investi- gators are destined to discover.
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