Titlebook: Bacteria and Complement; Michael Loos Book 1985 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer-Verla

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The Role of the Classical Pathway for the Bactericidal Effect of Normal Sera Against Gram-Negative (. and . 1976). Furthermore, it was found that most of the smooth strains of gram-negative bacteria are serum resistant; whereas, the corresponding rough forms are extremely serum sensitive (. and . 1970; . 1968; . and . 1977). These investigations provided evidence that the composition of the bacte

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Development of Stability Indicating Methodsembranes (. and .-. 1978). There is a large body of evidence indicating that insertion of complexes into the bacterial envelope is directly responsible for initiating the sequence of events that results in the death of the target bacterial cell (. et al. 1968 b; . et al. 1979; . et al. 1982 a, b; .

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Development of Stability Indicating Methodsk by the lytic components of complement. In general, therefore, gram-positive organisms are not directly killed by complement and are defined as serum resistant. The mechanism of serum resistance, however, differs for gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, and the serum resistance of the gram-pos