The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1908, Vol. 5: Founded by the Memorial Institute for Infectious Diseases (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Klien also found that agglutinins, opsonins, and lysins increase at the same rate after the injections, but that later the opsonins and lysins increase more rapidly than the agglutinins the rates of increase in the former may be identical; furthermore, that immune opsonin is thermostable, resisting heating at 5 5 - 58° C. For 30 minutes, and that normal opsonin is thermolabile but yet does not disappear entirely after exposure to a temperature of 56 - 58° C. For 30 minutes.

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