Resistance to infectious diseases : an exposition of the biological phenomena underlying the occurrence of infection and the recovery of the animal body from infectious dieease, with a consideration of the principles underlying specific diagnosis and therapeutic measures / by Hans Zinsser.

  • Zinsser, Hans, 1878-1940.
Date:
1931
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    Glanders, alexin fixation tost in diagnosis of, 21-2 relative susceptibility of man and animals to, f>4 uninjured conjunctival sac infected with, I!) Glandular organs, alexins, and, 217 Gold reaction, colloidal, 14.> Gonococcus infection relative susceptibility of man and animals to, 53 Gonococcus serum, 612 Gonorrheal infections, alexin fixation test in diagnosis of, 212 vaccine treatment in, 611, 612 Gramenitski’s experiment in reversal of alexin in activation by heating, 226, 227 Gram positive cocci, leukocytosis in infection with, 313 (In'liman on inhibition of bacterial growth by cell-free blood plasma in immunity, 78 Gruber-Widal reaction in diagnosis, 239 Guinea pig, anaphylactic shock in, 370, 373 liaemotoxins, 14 selective action of, 41 Haffkine’s on prophylactic immunization against plague, 602 Half parasites, 6 Half saprophytes, 3 “Haptenes,” 92, 408, 450 Ilaptines, 100, 123 groups, 100 of the second order, 237 of the third order, 180 Haptophore, 236 llaptophore group in toxin, 152 action of, 152 llaptophore groups, 92, 100, 176 in agglutination, 237 in hemolysis, 176, 185 Harris’ method of treatment in rabies, 022 Hay fever and asthma, 442 anaphylactic nature of, 443 antigen in, 443 due to a hypersensitiveness to some material in pollen, 442 sensitization of guinea pigs with pollen ex- tract, 443 Heat alkali-precipitin, 272, 273 Heat precipitins, 271 I bddelberger and Averv, work of on pneumo- coccus, 102 Ileliotropism, 307 Hemagglutination, 239 Hemagglutinins, 239 Hemoglobinuria, paroxysmal, 277 autohemolysins in, 277 hemolysis in, 277 Hemolysins, 87 anti-isolysins in, 277 autolysins in, 276 heterogenetic, 110 isohemolysins in, 276 specific, 110 Hemolysis, 175 alexin or complement in, 176. 177 alexin splitting and, 222 <■( scq. amboceptor in, action of, 178, 170 anti-amboceptor in, 181, 182 Hemolysis—(.Coni.) anti-cytophile interpretation of antisensitiza- tion in (of Ehrlich and Morgenroth), 182 ant i isolysins in, 277 anti-sensitizer in, 181 experiments of Liefmann and Cohn on, 178 in immune serum, 175 analogy of to bacteriolysis, 176 Bordet’s work on, 175, 176 Ehrlich and Morgenroth on mechanism of, 176 haptophore groups in, 176 relation of antigen amboceptor and com- plement in, 180 mechanism of, 179 side chain theory, 176 Hemolytic phenomenon, Ehrlich and Morgen- roth on, 176 Hemolytic process, mechanism of, 174, 179 Hemolytic reactions complement deviation in, 190 Hemolytic serum, agglutinins in, 87 Ehrlich and Morgenroth's conception of neu- tralization of, 181, 182 toxic action of, 403 Hemolytic streptococcus infections, develop- ment of etiology of, 563 immunity in, 563 serum treatment in, 563, 570 work of the Dicks and others, 564 Hemopsonins, 336 Hepatic anaphylatoxin, 377 Hepatotoxin, 88 Heredity, influence of on idiosyncracv, 413 influence of on sensitization, 413 Heterogenetic antigens, 109, 208 Heterogenetic hemolysins, 110 Heterophile antigens, 92, 105, 108, 109, 110, 208 Heterophile antisera as toxic agents, 402 Hiss, investigations of, of therapeutic use of leukocyte extracts, 327 Hiss and Zinsser's work on injection of leuko- cytic substances in infectious dis- eases, 470 Histamin, a cause of anaphylaxis, 393 H istiohlasts, 297 Histiocytes, 296, 297 Histiocytic metabolic apparatus, 297 IHigyes method of treatment in rabies, 622 “Horror autotoxicus,” 277 Human anaphylaxis, 406 Human isolysins, 278, and sec Isolysins Humoral theory, of immunity, 79, 81, 171 of anaphylaxis, 369, 393 Huntoon’s method of dissociation of antigen and antibody, 132, 133 Hydrophobia, active prophylactic immunization against, 619 method of Harris, 622 method of IHigyes, 622 I’asteur’s treatment, 629 complications of, 624 Semple’s treatment, 621 vaccination of dogs. 623 Ilyperloukoeytosis. specific, 314 Hypersensitivcncss, and set Anaphylaxis, and Idiosyncrasy analogy with protein anaphylaxis, 450 anaphylactic, inheritance, 368