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Heidelberger and Avery’s early experiments hinged on a simple element: nitrogen. Based on its presence or absence, the duo showed that the antibody-reactive substances on pneumococcal bacterial capsules were nitrogen-free carbohydrates, and that the reacting antibodies were nitrogencontaining proteins (see “How Heidelberger and Avery sweetened immunology” JEM 202:1306). The discovery that antib...