Simultaneous stimulation of plaque forming cells and depression of cellular immunity to sheep erythrocytes, after adjuvant treatment.
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'QWERTY' is the nickname for the inefficient standard typewriter keyboard, also used for Telex and many computer input terminals, dating from 1874. The ergonomically-designed Dvorak Simplified Keyboard (DSK) has been available for over 35 years and there is increasing international interest in its introduction; but DSK does not take metrication into account. There is a clear need for international agreement on a new design up-dating DSK for metrication. Agreement is in the interests of both keyboard users and their employers. An Alpha-Metric Keyboard (AMK) is proposed and its design and advantages are described.
An extraction of the cells of Neisseria meningitidis serogroup Y with an aqueous solution of calcium choride (0.9 m) has been shown to solubilize a number of antigens. By immunodiffusion, this mixture of antigens has been shown to react with its group-specific antiserum and also to cross-react with a number of other group-specific antisera. The cross-reacting antigen appears to be an antigen common to a number of other serogroups of meningococci, and there is some evidence that it is protein in nature. It has been demonstrated further that the calcium chloride extract contains a strong cross-protective antigen, as shown by its ability to provide good, active immunity in mice to both the homologous and heterologous serogroups of meningococci.
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