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Microbiology

Volume 10, Issue 1

The Effect of Desiccation on Antigenic Structure Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: Two different organisms were dried in normal rabbit serum and in the presence of specific antibody. Reconstitution of the dried products showed that the presence of antibody did not affect the viability, agglutinability or the absorptive capacity of the bacteria.

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The Effect of Desiccation on Antigenic Structure
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