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The use of the paper precipitation method for evaluating the immune reactions of the serum proteins in syphilis

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Some Wassermann-positive serums give precipitation reaction on paper with diluted lipoid antigen. Preliminary drying of serum on paper and employment of nondiluted antigen in certain ratios considerably increased the sensitivity of this method. It is presumed that Wassermann reagents are precipitated on paper with lipoid antigen.

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  1. Department of Biological Chemistry of the Astrakhan Medical Institute, Astrakhan, USSR

    Yu. S. Tatarinov

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Tatarinov, Y.S. The use of the paper precipitation method for evaluating the immune reactions of the serum proteins in syphilis. Bull Exp Biol Med 47, 736–738 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00781233

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