Incomplete Antibodies in Experimental Brucella Infection

Incomplete Antibodies in Experimental Brucella Infection by the Late

It was shown by Wiener (1944) that some human a,nti-Rh sera contained incomplete antibodies which combined with but did not agglutinate the corresponding red cells. They appeared to be more avid than agglutinating antibodies, so that, if the two kinds of antibody co-existed in the same serum, the incomplete or blocking antibody might account for failure of agglutination or for a zone of inhibit...

A Cellular Basis of Immunity in Experimental Brucella Infection

Brucella suis, Brucella abortus, and Brucella melitensis were shown by microscopic and cultural procedures to multiply extensively within normal rat, mouse, and guinea pig monocytes maintained in vitro in cell cultures for 3 days. Intracellular growth of brucellae had no observable toxic effects on most monocytes, although many of the cells became completely engorged with brucellae within 3 day...

Brucella Infection Causing Abortion in Human Beings

Brucella Infection in Vizagapatam

Brucella melitensis Infection in Sheep-dogs in Iran