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Cell-Bound Antibodies to Streptococcal Cell-Wall Preparationsupon which the remainder of the wall is built; it is probably not immunospecific for any of the streptococcal groups. Differences in the structure of the polysaccharide form the basis for the valuable Lancefield serologic classification of haemolytic streptococci. Group A streptococci are responsibl

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Studies on the Structure and Formation of Antibodies According to this view the antigen acted as a template which instructed the cell what antibody it has to form. While conclusions (1) and (2) have been confirmed and are now widely accepted, the template hypothesis is at present less attractive than other views on the role of the antigen, although s

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Cell-Bound Antibodies to Streptococcal Cell-Wall Preparationspecific, and group-specific serum antibody formation detectable by serologic methods usually develops after human streptococcal infection but no cytophilic antibodies have been demonstrated against the group-specific and type-specific components of the streptococcal cell-wall.

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Delayed Hypersensitivity and Tumor Specific Immunityehn, 1965; Klein, Prehn, 1967). These transplantation antigens are unique for each individual tumor; immunization with any one tumor induces resistance to that tumor and generally no other. Transplantation immunity can be transferred to non-immune recipients by means of cells from the spleen, lymph

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