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Immunity in infective diseases

Note 116 — Chapter IV · RESORPTION OF THE FORMED ELEMENTS

Francis G. Binnie translation

Ehrlich and Morgenroth, “Ueber Haemolysine,” II, Berl. klin. Wchnschr., 1899, S. 481. The following are the combinations found by these observers: heated calf’s serum with normal serum dissolves the red blood corpuscles of the guinea-pig; heated rabbit’s serum plus sheep’s serum dissolves the red blood corpuscles of the sheep; heated serum of rabbit with the addition of goat’s serum dissolves the red corpuscles of the goat; heated sheep’s serum with guinea-pig’s serum produces haemolysis of the red corpuscles of the guinea-pig.

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