Abstract:A. ILLCHMANN-CHRIST und V. NAGEL.DaB zwischen Bakterienantigenen und blutgruppenspezifischen Substanzen, im besonderen dem Isoagglutinogen A, enge Korrelationen bestehen kSnnen, die in entscheidender Weise durch das heterogenetisehe Forssman-Antigen bestimmt sind, daft heute als gesiehert angesehen werden. Wit verweisen hier beispielsweise nur auf die von BAILY und SHOR~ festgestellte .~hnlichkeit zwischen der Karbohydratnatur der Blutgruppensubstanz A und den von AVER:f, HEIDELBERGER und GO~B~L in gewissen Pn… Show more
“…Illchmann-Christ and Nagel (1954) found that anti-A antibody was removed from 0 and B sera by staphylococci and postulated that staphylococci possessed an A-like receptor. If this were so, persons belonging to blood-group A might carry staphylococci in the nose more frequently than those of other groups or have an increased susceptibility to staphylococcal infections, owing to an inability to produce anti-A antibody.…”
“…Illchmann-Christ and Nagel (1954) found that anti-A antibody was removed from 0 and B sera by staphylococci and postulated that staphylococci possessed an A-like receptor. If this were so, persons belonging to blood-group A might carry staphylococci in the nose more frequently than those of other groups or have an increased susceptibility to staphylococcal infections, owing to an inability to produce anti-A antibody.…”
“…No precipitation was seen with extracts of E. coli or Salmonella typhosa. There may be a connection with the serologic similarity demonstrated between staphylococci and L. nionocytogenes (100), glandular fever (23), and blood groups (39).…”
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