Immune Sera; a Concise Exposition of Our Present Knowledge of Infection And Immunity
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C II shows the condition of unchanged affinity.
In this case, if we add the bacterium to the mixture I30 IMMUNE SERA of complement and excess of inter-body, all the receptors of the bacterium will, to be sure, be occu- pied by inter-bodies, but this will be entirely with- out regard to the fact that these inter-bodies are or are not loaded with complement. It may there- fore happen that only a few of the bacterial receptors will be occupied by complemented (i.e., active) inter-bodies, while the... rest of the bacterial receptors are occupied by uncomplemented (hence inactive) inter-bodies. As already stated, however, the vitality of such a bacterium is not necessarily destroyed.
D II represents the last conceivable case. It i« assumed that the " completion " of the inter-body has resulted in a diminution of the latter's affinity for the bacterial receptor. In this case primarily only the uncomplemented inter-bodies will com- bine with the bacterial receptors, while the free fluid will contain complemented inter-bodies ; In cases C II and D II, therefore, the excess of inter-body exerts a deflecting action on the complement, thus diminishing the end results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C II shows the condition of unchanged affinity.
In this case, if we add the bacterium to the mixture I30 IMMUNE SERA of complement and excess of inter-body, all the receptors of the bacterium will, to be sure, be occu- pied by inter-bodies, but this will be entirely with- out regard to the fact that these inter-bodies are or are not loaded with complement. It may there- fore happen that only a few of the bacterial receptors will be occupied by complemented (i.e., active) inter-bodies, while the... rest of the bacterial receptors are occupied by uncomplemented (hence inactive) inter-bodies. As already stated, however, the vitality of such a bacterium is not necessarily destroyed.
D II represents the last conceivable case. It i« assumed that the " completion " of the inter-body has resulted in a diminution of the latter's affinity for the bacterial receptor. In this case primarily only the uncomplemented inter-bodies will com- bine with the bacterial receptors, while the free fluid will contain complemented inter-bodies ; In cases C II and D II, therefore, the excess of inter-body exerts a deflecting action on the complement, thus diminishing the end results.
What to read after Immune Sera; a Concise Exposition of Our Present Knowledge of Infection And Immunity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Bolduan to read onlineMoreLess
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