PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «OPSONIFICATION»
opsonification
opsonification
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opsonisation
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ˌopsoniˈsation
opˌsonifiˈcation
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OPSONIFICATION»
Descubre el uso de
opsonification en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
opsonification y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The Journal of Infectious Diseases: Official Publication of ...
Opsonification of Streptococci Table 8 gives the results of phagocytosis
experiments with the same serum and streptococcal strains as in the
agglutination experiments. Guinea-pig leukocytes were used and the mixtures
were incubated for 30 ...
2
The Chicago Medical Recorder
However much it may seem that opsonification and phagocytosis are primarily
responsible for the destruction of the pneumococcus, there are some serious
objections in the way of this explanation. That lobar pneumonia is no longer to be
...
3
The Illinois Medical Journal
This fact, together with the increased pneumococco-opsonic index at the time of
crisis, as Wolf3 and others have shown, seems good proof that opsonification
and phagocytosis play an important role in combating the pneumococcus
infection ...
The question now seems to be narrowed down to whether the opsonins and
lysins are the same, some claiming that opsonification merely is the result of an
early stage of lysis before actual solution takes place. Opsonins would appear to
be ...
5
Illinois Medical Journal
This fact, together with the increased pneumococco-opsonic index at the time of
crisis, as Wolf3 and others have shown, seems good proof that opsonification
and phagocytosis play an important role in combating the pneumococcus
infection ...
6
A Handbook of Practical Treatment: General principles, ...
The question now seems to be narrowed down to whether the opsonins and
lysins are the same, some, as, for instance, Neufeld, claiming that opsonification
merely is the result of an early stage of lysis before actual solution takes place.
John Herr Musser, Aloysius Oliver Joseph Kelly, Thomas Charles Kelly, 1911
7
Liquid Scintillation Counting Recent Applications and ...
The CL observed is thus considered to reflect opsonification via the alternative
pathway of comple— ment, and no CL is observed from heat—treated
complement. Curve 0 depicts opsonification by specific antibody as previously
described.
8
Color Atlas of Pathophysiology
Their "appetite" is increased by opsonification of the pathogens with IgG orC3b(^
p.48). The complement system is also activated by the inflammation, in the
classical way in the presence of antigen-antibody complexes or in the slower, ...
Stefan Silbernagl, Florian Lang, 2011
He mentions that according to the present concepts of immunology, pathogenic
bacteria that are fully encapsulated require opsonification with antibody before
they can be phagocytized. 2. That in chemotherapy and antibiotic therapy only ...
Noble Pierce Sherwood, 1951
10
A Practical Text-book of Infection, Immunity, and Specific ...
Susceptibility to Opsonification. — As previously stated in the chapter on infection
, not all bacteria are equally susceptible to opsonifica- tion. As a general rule,
recently isolated and virulent microorganisms resist the influence of opsonins
until ...
