RESORPTION OF ALBUMINOID FLUIDS 106
Resorption of albuminoid substances.—The precipitins of blood
serum which appear as a result of the absorption of serums and
of milk.—Absorption of gelatine.—Leucocytic origin of the
ferment which digests gelatine.—Anti-enzymes.—Antirennet.—The
anticytotoxins.—Antihaemotoxic serums.—Their two constituent
parts: anticytase and antifixative.—Action of anticytase.—The
antispermotoxins.—Origin of anticytotoxins.—Ehrlich’s theory on
this question.—Origin of antihaemotoxin.—Origin of
antispermotoxin.—Production of this antibody by castrated
males.—The antispermofixative produced when the spermatozoa are
excluded.—Distribution of spermotoxin and antispermotoxin in the
organism.