SPECIFIC SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS.

Serological Reactions of Azoproteins

The present s tudy deals in p a r t wi th the serological specificity of azoproteins derived f rom aromat ic hydrocarbons other than benzene, namely the polynuclear compounds p-aminodiphenyl , ~-naphthylamine and t~-anthramine; in addition, a number of substances containing two benzene r ings-azopro te ins f rom p-aminodiphenyl ether, p-aminodiphenyl methane , p-aminobenzophenone (and p-aminoph...

The Specificity of Serological Reactions

This little book brings within the reach of workers in immunology almost a fabulous wealth of references in an exceptionally small compass. The references are indicated, generally, serially by small numerals, expanded in footnotes and given at length at the end of each section. By this plan the narrative has been made continuous and concise. For 146 pages of subject-matter there are no less tha...

The Specificity of Serological Reactions

THE SPECIFICITY OF SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS, 2nd ed. Karl Landsteiner. New York, Dover Publications, Inc., 1962. xvii, 330 pp. $2.00. This book is a paperback publication of the second, revised edition of a classic in immunology. In the eighteen years since it was first published it has not been superseded by any book. Other books, particularly Kabat and Mayer's Experimental Immunochemistry comple...

Serological Reactions in 'Tropical Eosinophilia'

Serological Reactions with Simple Chemical Compounds (precipitin Reactions)

Experiments are described demonstrating the precipitation of azodyes by immune sera prepared by the injection of azoproteins containing the same azo component. These precipitin reactions prove conclusively the view already advanced on the basis of inhibition reactions that antibodies combine specifically with substances of small molecular weight. Although in this respect both phenomena have the...