. Preventive medicine and hygiene. Fig. 54.—Third Receptors Begin-ning to Leave theCell. effects. ^Ehrlich, i: Morgenroth. J.: Wirkung und. Entstehimg der aktiven Stoffeim Serum nacli der Seitenkettentheorie. Handbuch. der pathogenen Mikroorgan-ismen,, W. Kolle, and A. Wassermann, Jena, 1904. 413 IMMUNITY. Fig. 55.—ForRTH Stage:THE Receptors HaveLeft the Cell andFloat Free ix theBlood—Antitoxin. The connective tissue is believed to be specially rich in receptors,evidenced bj tbe local reaction caused by the subcutaneous inoculation ofdiphtheria toxine, ricin, abrin, and similar p
. Preventive medicine and hygiene. Fig. 54.—Third Receptors Begin-ning to Leave theCell. effects. ^Ehrlich, i: Morgenroth. J.: Wirkung und. Entstehimg der aktiven Stoffeim Serum nacli der Seitenkettentheorie. Handbuch. der pathogenen Mikroorgan-ismen,, W. Kolle, and A. Wassermann, Jena, 1904. 413 IMMUNITY. Fig. 55.—ForRTH Stage:THE Receptors HaveLeft the Cell andFloat Free ix theBlood—Antitoxin. The connective tissue is believed to be specially rich in receptors,evidenced bj tbe local reaction caused by the subcutaneous inoculation ofdiphtheria toxine, ricin, abrin, and similar poisons. In fact, one wouldnot be far wrong in assigning a particular significance, in the productionof receptors, to Just those organs which show unimportant vital response,because in such tissues the injurious effects of thetoxophore group are absent or of such diminishedimportance that the regenerative powers of suchtissues are not retarded. The presence or absence of receptors capableof binding the toxine, as well as their number anddistribution, are factors which determine the sus-ceptibility of different species of animals to thevarious toxines. These factors also determine theindividual variations in the susceptibility to poi-sons and further explain some instances of nat-ural immunity to exa
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