 | Francis Delafield, Theophil Mitchell Prudden - 1904 - 1172 páginas
...harmful agents. The process in both instances is, indeed, one of adaptation, and the newly acquired capacities of the serum are due to substances resulting...connote infection and intoxication in the traditional seuse. This, then, is the rationale in accordance with Ehrlieh's hypothesis of the action of these... | |
 | 1909 - 720 páginas
...harmful agents. The process in both instances is, indeed, one of adaptation, and the newly acquired capacities of the serum are due to substances resulting...may be appropriately called adaptive substances." The healthy cells of the body under ordinary conditions can successfully resist, and, to a certain... | |
 | Francis Delafield, Theophil Mitchell Prudden - 1911 - 1186 páginas
...harmful agents. The process in both instances is, indeed, one of adaptation, and the newly acquired capacities of the serum are due to substances resulting...infection and intoxication in the traditional sense. immunized animals, however, the intermediary substances, it is conceded by Metchnikoff, may be set... | |
 | George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman - 1903 - 1188 páginas
...which, therefore, the body is not, in the old sense, immunized. But these new uses of the word arc, I think, unfortunate because the word immunity has...infection and intoxication in the traditional sense. . *These strange and multitudinous names are stumblingblocks to those who have not followed step by... | |
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... immunity" has come to have a special and useful significance in relation to infection, intoxication, and other conditions of natural or acquired tolerance to obviously and seriously harmful agents. The process in both instances is, indeed, one of... 