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Studies on the chemical composition of streptococcal Co-opsonin

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Das natürliche an Bentonit adsorbierbare «Co-opsonin», welches für eine optimale Phagocytose virulenter Streptokokken der Gruppe A nötig ist, erweist sich als verschieden von Lysozym. Es liegen Hinweise vor, dass das «Co-opsonin» in derβ-Lipoprotein-Fraktion des Serums vorliegt.

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  1. Division of Biochemistry, Naval Medical Research Unit No. 4, U.S. Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, Illinois, USA

    M. W. Rytel, R. I. Lytle & G. A. Sanders

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Rytel, M.W., Lytle, R.I. & Sanders, G.A. Studies on the chemical composition of streptococcal Co-opsonin. Experientia 20, 603–605 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02144808

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