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Immunity in infective diseases

Note 655 — Chapter XII · ARTIFICIAL IMMUNITY AGAINST TOXINS (continued 2)

Francis G. Binnie translation

Römer’s recent researches (Arch. f. Ophth., Leipzig, 1901, Bel. LII, S. 72) on anti-abrin accord very well with our hypothesis. He was able to demonstrate that the spleen, the bone-marrow, and the conjunctiva of the eye, when submitted to the influence of abrin, contain a notable quantity of anti-abrin. Now these three organs are very rich in phagocytes.

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