Some reactions occurring between KSCN and molten NaNO3KNO3

Immunological Reactions between Dextran Polysaccharide and Some Bacterial Antisera

Dextran, the synthetic polysaccharide produced by Leuconostoc mesenterioides from saccharose, reacts immunologically with antisera from pneumococci, some of the Sahnonella and some of the types of Streptococcus viridans (Bargen). This immunological relationship is independent of the specific antipolysaccharide antibodies of these sera, suggesting the existence of a distinct antibody produced by...

Immunological Reactions between Agar-agar and Some Bacterial Antisera

1. As found by Sordelli and Mayer, agar adsorbed on bacteria produces agar-reacting antibodies in animals injected with these organisms. 2. False cross-agglutination and precipitin reactions can be produced in sera containing agar-reacting antibodies by organisms grown on agar. Zozaya's publication in this field (3) requires partial revision on this account. 3. There is suggestive immunological...

The relationship between the skin and some bacterial species occurring on it in the Merino.

Ten bacterial species were isolated from areas on the skin of Merino sheep affected by a chronic scaly condition leading to retarded wool growth. The growth requirements of the bacteria were studied and it was shown that they could multiply under the conditions prevailing on the skin if moisture was provided. All the bacteria isolated have the ability to stimulate the infiltration of round cell...

Some Scarlatiniform Rashes Occurring during the Puerperium

Some Naturally Occurring Examples of A∞-bialgebras

Let p be an odd prime. When n ≥ 3, we show that each tensor factor of form E ⊗ Γ in H∗ (Z, n;Zp) is an A∞-infinity bialgebra with nontrivial structure. We give explicit formulas for the structure maps and the quadratic relations among them. Thus E⊗Γ is a naturally occurring example of an A∞-bialgebra whose internal structure is well-understood.