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Rubella Complement Fixation Test
Science, 1965Complement-fixing antigens specific for rubella were made in tissue cultures of RK-13 rabbit kidney cells and primary cultures of kidney from the African green monkey. The antigens were prepared with the infected cell monolayer diluted to 30 percent with supernatant fluid and frozen and thawed three times.
John L. Sever +6 more
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The complement-fixation test in filariasis
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1956Abstract The results of 517 filaria complement-fixation tests are analysed.It is concluded that D. immitis antigen gives a group reaction but that the incidence of positives is not equal for all types of filariasis, being greatest in loiasis, and lowest in cases of bancroftian infection.
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COMPLEMENT FIXATION TEST FOR PNEUMOCYSTOSIS
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1969Excerpt To the Editor:Drs. Vogel, Cohen, Powell, and DeVita (Ann. Intern. Med. 68: 97, 1968) have reported the results of their clinical experiences in diagnosis and treatment ofPneumocystis carini...
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The schistosomal complement-fixation test
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1959Abstract 1. 1) The clinical aspects of the use of the schistosomal C.F.T. in the follow-up of treated patients were studied. The test may remain positive for many months in patients judged to be cured on the absence of live ova at follow-up.
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Complement Fixation Test in Contagious Ecthyma
Nature, 1949DURING both research and routine complement fixation tests with foot-and-mouth disease virus, we attempted to develop a similar test for the condition known as contagious ecthyma of the lips, infectious or contagious pustular dermatitis or stomatitis and infectious labial dermatitis.
Hector G. Aramburu +2 more
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COMPLEMENT FIXATION TEST FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1919In this series, 466 cases were studied. The final diagnosis was: pulmonary tuberculosis, including suspects, 220; extrapulmonary tuberculosis, 13; nontuberculous, 233. METHODS EMPLOYED All patients were first given a general examination by the internist who referred them to us for intensive study of the lungs on account of pulmonary physical findings,
C. E. Roderick, J. Stuart Pritchard
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The Complement-Fixation Test in Extracutaneous Sporotrichosis
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1969Abstract Sera from 18 patients with various forms of sporotrichosis were studied serologically. Of nine patients with active cutaneous disease during the study, six had negative complement-fixation...
George A. Sarosi +4 more
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The Complement Fixation Test in the Diagnosis of Amebiasis
Gastroenterology, 1957Summary The high loads were found to have the following main causes, which occured together in many work situations: 1.The records of 1,370 patients, on whom complement fixation tests for amebiasis were performed, were reviewed. 2.This test, as performed at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was found to be especially ...
John Bozicevich +3 more
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A standardized routine complement fixation test
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1958A description is presented of a simple routine complement fixation test in which veronal-buffered saline, containing magnesium and calcium ions, is used as a diluent and an optimal hemolysin dilution and preserved complement, spectrophotometrically titrated in terms of 50% hemolytic units, are applied.
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