RAPID AND TEMPORARY IMMUNITY AGAINST MICRO-ORGANISMS, CONFERRED BY
SPECIFIC AND NORMAL SERUMS, OR BY OTHER SUBSTANCES, OR BY
MICRO-ORGANISMS OTHER THAN THOSE AGAINST WHICH IT IS DESIRED TO
PROTECT AN ANIMAL 300
Immunity conferred by specific serums.—Analogy of the mechanism of
this immunity with that observed in immunity obtained with
pathogenic micro-organisms and their products.—Part played by
phagocytosis in the immunity conferred by specific
serums.—Influence of opium on the course of immunisation by
these serums.—Stimulant action of specific serums.—Protective
and stimulant action of normal serums.—Influence of fluids,
other than serums: broth, urine, physiological saline solution,
etc.
Antagonism between anthrax and certain bacteria.