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Aluminium Phosphate as Precipitant of Agglutinable and Non-Agglutinable Strains of H. pertussis

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ALUMINA (hydrated aluminium oxide) is generally used to precipitate H. pertussis organisms from aqueous suspensions. With this adsorbent the preparation of alum-precipitated vaccines has never involved any difficulty in getting all the bacteria precipitated.

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    J. UNGAR & P. MUGGLETON

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UNGAR, J., MUGGLETON, P. Aluminium Phosphate as Precipitant of Agglutinable and Non-Agglutinable Strains of H. pertussis. Nature 162, 734–735 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/162734a0

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