- The
quellung reaction, also
called the
Neufeld reaction, is a
biochemical reaction in
which antibodies bind to the
bacterial capsule of
Streptococcus pneumoniae...
- the
three pneumococcal types (Types I, II, and III) and
discovered the
quellung reaction to
identify them in vitro.
Until Griffith's experiment, bacteriologists...
-
number of
bacteria species,
including Streptococcus pneumoniae,
display the
Quellung reaction visible under a microscope.
Others such as
Shigella (and E. coli)...
- to
optochin Not
sensitive Sensitive Pathogenicity to mice
Nonpathogenic Pathogenic Quellung test (not
actively used[citation needed])
Negative Positive...
-
damages caused by the host's
oxidative attack. Cia-dependent
small RNAs
Quellung reaction Streptococcal infection in
poultry Streptococcal pharyngitis Streptokinase...
- due to an
increase in its refractivity. This
phenomenon is the
basis of
quellung reaction.
Vaccination using capsular material is
effective against some...
- bile soluble. Just like
other streptococci they are catalase-negative. A
Quellung test can
identify specific capsular polysaccharides.
Pneumococcal antigen...
-
demonstrated that it is a
native protein. Initially, CRP was
measured using the
quellung reaction which gave a
positive or a
negative result. More
precise methods...
- 19871201224. ISSNÂ 0009-2940. Hofmann,
Ulrich (1932-11-01). "Eindimensionale
Quellung von Graphitsäure und Graphit. Die
Reaktionsweisen des Graphits". Kolloid-Zeitschrift...
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specific antisera.
Neufeld called this the
quellung reaction,
after the
German word for swelling. The
quellung reaction allowed for easy
laboratory identification...
