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ESTIMATING THE
NUMBER OF
BACTERIA IN
SUSPENSIONS USED FOR
CALCULATING THE
OPSONIC INDEX AND FOR VACCINES.
JOSEPH McFARLAND, M.D. JAMA. 1907; XLIX(14):1176-1178...
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renders them a
ready prey to the phagocytes. We may
speak of this as an “
opsonic”
effect (opsono - I
cater for; I
prepare victuals for), and we may employ...
- can be
divided into two
categories by
recognised molecules. The first,
opsonic receptors, are
dependent on opsonins.
Among these are
receptors that recognise...
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virulence organisms like
Staphylococcus and Pseudomonas. In neonates,
opsonic activity and the
ability to
activate the
complement cascade is very limited...
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individuals with
higher concentrations. It is
thought that the antibacterial, or
opsonic,
activity of
ascitic fluid is
closely correlated with the
protein concentration...
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Natural or
induced immunity is
achieved by the
production of
specific opsonic antibodies against F1 and V antigens;
antibodies against F1 and V induce...
- cascade, many
other immune reactions are produced, such as cytotoxic,
opsonic and
encapsulation activities. The
phenoxidase cascade plays an important...
- "Treponema
pallidum major sheath protein homologue Tpr K is a
target of
opsonic antibody and the
protective immune response". The
Journal of Experimental...
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lipoprotein and long-chain
fatty acids. On
macrophages CD36
forms part of a non-
opsonic receptor (the
scavenger receptor CD36/alpha-v beta-3 complex) and is involved...
- Wamel, WJ; Ruyken, M; van Kessel, KP; van Strijp, JA (March 2005). "Anti-
opsonic properties of staphylokinase".
Microbes and Infection. 7 (3): 476–84. doi:10...
