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Inhibition of the action of tetanus toxin by vitamin B1

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Experiments on rabbits showed that preliminary injections of vitamin B1 and their continuation after injection of tetanus toxin increased the resistance of the animals to tetanus. A more marked protective effect was observed if the tetanus toxin was injected into the rabbits in vitamin B1 solution. Injection of the vitamin 2 h after the toxin led to a tendency toward an increase in resistance.

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Pletsityi, K.D. Inhibition of the action of tetanus toxin by vitamin B1 . Bull Exp Biol Med 79, 28–29 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00805496

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