- envenomation.[citation needed]
Serum therapy, also
known as serotherapy,
describes the
treatment of
infectious disease using the
serum of
animals that have been...
-
their first paper on blood-
serum therapy. On 11 December,
another report,
signed by Behring,
discussed blood-
serum therapy not only in the
treatment of...
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antitoxins (now
known to
contain antibodies) from
their serum. This
process would be
called serum therapy by him at the time as he
described it as a way to...
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escalated over the
issue of the
valency of tet****
serum.
Ehrlich recognised that the
principle of
serum therapy had been
developed by
Behring and Kitasato....
- 1901 to the
German physiologist, Emil von Behring, for his work on
serum therapy and the
development of a
vaccine against diphtheria. The
first woman...
- P****ive
antibody therapy, also
called serum therapy, is a
subtype of p****ive
immunotherapy that
administers antibodies (same as immunoglobin) to target...
-
Fetal bovine serum (FBS) is the most
widely used
serum-supplement for the in
vitro cell
culture of
eukaryotic cells. This is due to it
having a very low...
- Behring,
winner of the
first Nobel Prize in
Medicine as the
inventor of
serum therapy or serology. The CSL
Behring brand was
established in 2007. CSL Behring...
-
responsible for the institute's
production of the anti-diphtheria
serum, the
first effective therapy for this disease. Additionally, he
investigated cholera, chicken-cholera...
- However, it
acquired an
important practical use with the
advent of
serum therapy to
treat certain types of
pneumococcal pneumonia in the 1920s because...
