A manual of practical hygiene for students, physicians, and health officers . Hakpto pb oyeS^^^^ _ Z UTi9opV?or& CjYOUp The immune bodies concerned in haemolysis, bacteriolysis, and otherlyses are more complicated than the antitoxins (receptors of the firstorder) and the precipitins and agglutinins (receptors of the secondorder). In this third kind, one haptophore group fixes the bacterium,blood cell, epithelium cell, food material or other substance concernedby the corresponding group in the latter, while another haptophore,represented usually as another arm, links to itself the complement Fr
A manual of practical hygiene for students, physicians, and health officers . Hakpto pb oyeS^^^^ _ Z UTi9opV?or& CjYOUp The immune bodies concerned in haemolysis, bacteriolysis, and otherlyses are more complicated than the antitoxins (receptors of the firstorder) and the precipitins and agglutinins (receptors of the secondorder). In this third kind, one haptophore group fixes the bacterium,blood cell, epithelium cell, food material or other substance concernedby the corresponding group in the latter, while another haptophore,represented usually as another arm, links to itself the complement Fro. ^un7otoxio qvoup HaptopVjoye Hapfopboreo-mplcYwentopbile CjYOUjO through the mutual attraction of the complementophile (haptophore)group of the immune bodv and the haptophore group of the are held separately by the same kind of at!inities, and the comple-ment can proceed to exercise its digestive function upon its companion 800 INFECTIOX, SUSCEPTIBILITY, IMMUNITY. in captivity. This is shown diagraniraatically by Fig:ure 122, in theuse of which and of the others presented in the chapter, it must beborne in mind that the action is not mechanical, but purely chemical,and that the figures are mere diagrams and represent bodies whichnever have been seen. Figure 122 is but another way of expressingthe same idea as Figure 117. The immune bodies of this class are known as Receptors of thetklrd order. When they are formed and thrust out like the antitoxinsinto the blood stream in consequence of some immunizing process, theyare known as xbnhoceptors; and those which are not so
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