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Science 2 October 1931:
Vol. 74. no. 1918, pp. 324 - 327
DOI: 10.1126/science.74.1918.324
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POST-EHRLICH IMMUNOLOGY

W. H. Manwaring 1

1 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA

Future bacteriologists can not assume without convincing experimental evidence that any pathogenic microorganism is necessarily static in its biochemical specificity, but must consider the possibility that immunochemical specificity varies with test-tube conditions, animal species, organ or tissue infected and stage of infection.

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