THE RELATION OF BACTERIOLYSIS TO PROTEOLYSIS : STUDIES ON FERMENT ACTION. XVI.
1. There is no demonstrable increase in non-coagulable nitrogen during bacteriolysis. 2. Bacteria treated with immune serum and complement are so altered that they are more readily digested by trypsin. 3. Bacteria treated with complement alone become more resistant to proteolysis. 4. Bacteria treated with an excess of immune serum and complement become more resistant to proteolysis.
Jobling
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Department of Pathology of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, New York.
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