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Am. J. Trop. Med., s1-25(2), 1945, pp. 151-153
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Immunization Against Malaria

Unsuccessful Attempts to Increase Resistance of Ducklings to Plasmodium Lophurae Infections by Previous Injections of Materials Containing the Forssman Antigen

Henry R. Jacobs, M.D.
From the Department of Medicine, Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago

There is an intriguing parallelism between the known absence of the Forssman hapten in man and certain animals and the known susceptibility of man and these animals to plasmodial infections. Experiments outlined in this paper designed to increase the resistance of ducklings to infections of P. lophurae by preliminary treatment with materials containing this hapten have yielded largely negative results.

Received October 27, 1944.




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