Studies in Complement Splitting With Special Reference to the Activation of Yeas
Studies in Complement Splitting With Special Reference to the Activation of Yeas
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Ent is found in both the midpiece and the endpiece, although in unequal arcotints. Ke explains the difference in the pro- perties of these tv;o pieces as follows: The endpiece contains the complement which during the process of pre- cipitation is dehydrated and not comipletely activated by the addition of sodium chloride. The midpiece contains the coFiplement which comies dovm v/ith the globulin preci- 54 pitate. But it also contains an inliibitini3 substance or otherv/ise its properties would ...be the same as those of the endplece, Tlie action v/hich the mldpiece has on the endpiece is that of bringing to light the hidden com- plement - a type of regeneration.
In spite of the opinions of Kiss and Bronfen- brenner and lloguchi, the great mass of evidence seems in favor of the theory that it is possible to split comple- ment. Since it is possible to remove certain substances from the comiplement at will, making it entiz^ely inactive, and then by the addition of certain substances and not others to make it active again, it appears that comple- ment is not one single substance, but is made up of sever- al components.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ent is found in both the midpiece and the endpiece, although in unequal arcotints. Ke explains the difference in the pro- perties of these tv;o pieces as follows: The endpiece contains the complement which during the process of pre- cipitation is dehydrated and not comipletely activated by the addition of sodium chloride. The midpiece contains the coFiplement which comies dovm v/ith the globulin preci- 54 pitate. But it also contains an inliibitini3 substance or otherv/ise its properties would ...be the same as those of the endplece, Tlie action v/hich the mldpiece has on the endpiece is that of bringing to light the hidden com- plement - a type of regeneration.
In spite of the opinions of Kiss and Bronfen- brenner and lloguchi, the great mass of evidence seems in favor of the theory that it is possible to split comple- ment. Since it is possible to remove certain substances from the comiplement at will, making it entiz^ely inactive, and then by the addition of certain substances and not others to make it active again, it appears that comple- ment is not one single substance, but is made up of sever- al components.
What to read after Studies in Complement Splitting With Special Reference to the Activation of Yeas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth I Parson to read onlineMoreLess
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