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Immunology - Pasteur'S Heritage
When, a few years later, the principal phenomena of allergy were described (
anaphylaxis,27 the Arthus reaction,28 and serum sickness29), and were shown
to be mediated by circulating antibodies, the supremacy of humoralist doctrines ...
Pierre-André Cazenave, 1991
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A History of Immunology
humoralist. victory. It is the central thesis of this chapter that the fall from favor of
Metchnikoff's cellular (phagocytic) theory of immunity carried with it profound
implications for future developments in the young discipline of immunology ...
Arthur M. Silverstein, 2009
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Environmental Literacy in Science and Society: From ...
5.5.3. The. humoralist–cellularist. combat. The French vs. German, Pasteur vs.
Koch, clash reached a second stage. This time it involved a humoralist–cellu-
larist dispute between Emil Adolf von Behring (1854–1917) ...
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An inquiry into the sources and mode of action of the poison ...
The advocates of each theory construe the phenomena of the latent period in
accordance with their peculiar views : thus, while the humoralist regards it as the
time intervening between the absorption of the poison and the manifestation of its
...
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The Institutes of Medicine: Martyn Paine
The humoralist affirms, indeed, that an inappreciable quantity of miasma, or of the
virus of the dissection wound, &c, enters the circulation and throws the whole
mass into a ferment, and that this goes on progressively increasing ; nay, that one
...
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Medical and Physiological Commentaries by Martyn Paine
its morbid to a healthy condition, it is because his process is open to observation
and exposure. But the humoralist works in the dark, and can be consistent. He
therefore applies himself to dragging the blood. He is nothing daunted, though
the ...
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The Medico-Chirurgical Review
The advocates of each theory construe the phenomena of the latent period in
accordance with their peculiar views : thus, while the humoralist regards it as the
time intervening between the absorption of the poison and the manifestation of its
...
James Johnson, M.D. and Henry James Johnson, Esq., 1841
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New-York medico-chirurgical bulletin: Volumes I. & II. [May] ...
The last humoralist I shall mention, is Dr. Clanny, who, in a lecture upon Typhus
Fever, endeavors to prove thatfeverdependsonim- perfect chylification, which, by
the way, he calls a function of the brain, and likens it to secretion. The upset of ...
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Medical and Physiological Commentaries
Indeed, the entire page 393 is devoted to extracts from the Medico-Chirurgical
Review, for the purpose of showing that the Journal had become a humoralist, (
as we now see it broadly affirmed by its editor,) and the word "stable" refers to the
...
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The Immune Self: Theory Or Metaphor?
In fairness, those of the humoralist persuasion were struck by the clarity of these
antitoxin experiments, in contrast to the well-documented cases of phagocyte
failure to kill certain pathogens. But von Behring's studies were obviously
contrived ...
