Immunochemistry; the Application of the Principles of Physical Chemistry to the Study of the Biological Antibodies
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^ a 300 ■^'" 150 ^' 100 ^ This is evidently true only if the hsemolytic action is of such a magnitude as it is possible to reach with the quan- tity of b present ; and this circumstance indicates that the said rule is only a rather rough approximation. The rule stated leads to the consequence that the maximum appears at a lower value of a for a lower value of b, and the values of a at the maximum are nearly proportional to the value of (5 (80 : 10 = 8 ; 50 : 6 = 8.3 ; 30 : 4 = 7.5).
It had been... observed in different investigations that the quantity of alexin necessary to produce complete haemolysis is the less the greater the quantity of immune- body that had been used for the " sensibilisation " of the erythrocytes.^ This matter was subjected to a closer investigation by Morgenroth and Sachs.^ They found that in one case (viz. haemolysis of sheep erythrocytes by means of immune-bodies from goat blood and alexin from guinea-pig serum) the quantity (3) of alexin was often nearly inversely proportional to the quantity («) of immune-body used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ a 300 ■^'" 150 ^' 100 ^ This is evidently true only if the hsemolytic action is of such a magnitude as it is possible to reach with the quan- tity of b present ; and this circumstance indicates that the said rule is only a rather rough approximation. The rule stated leads to the consequence that the maximum appears at a lower value of a for a lower value of b, and the values of a at the maximum are nearly proportional to the value of (5 (80 : 10 = 8 ; 50 : 6 = 8.3 ; 30 : 4 = 7.5).
It had been... observed in different investigations that the quantity of alexin necessary to produce complete haemolysis is the less the greater the quantity of immune- body that had been used for the " sensibilisation " of the erythrocytes.^ This matter was subjected to a closer investigation by Morgenroth and Sachs.^ They found that in one case (viz. haemolysis of sheep erythrocytes by means of immune-bodies from goat blood and alexin from guinea-pig serum) the quantity (3) of alexin was often nearly inversely proportional to the quantity («) of immune-body used.
What to read after Immunochemistry; the Application of the Principles of Physical Chemistry to the Study of the Biological Antibodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arrhenius, Svante, 1859-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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