The Ferment Activity of the Blood Serum in Infectious Diseases (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The work now reported was undertaken with the idea of deter mining what pathological conditions cause an increase in the ferment content of the blood that could be detected by the dialysis method, placenta being used as a substrate. It was decided systematically to investigate a number of conditions, examining enough cases of each to warrant drawing conclusions, in the hope that by this means some light might be shed on the underlying principles of infection and immunity in the various pathological conditions examined.

In investigating a disease, two Objects were especially observed: (1) the presence or absence of the ferments as indicated by positive or negative reaction; (2) relative strength of the reaction com pared with the stage, and clinical severity of the disease.

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