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in immunization, an antibody acting as a double receptor 1 answer
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One who, or that which, eats.
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EATRE
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The thermostabile substance, or _amboceptor_, as it is generally called, has in itself no destructive action on the bacteria; but in some way so alters them that they can be acted on by the thermolabile substance called _complement_ whose action is destructive.
Disease and Its Causes William Thomas Councilman 2005
The amount of amboceptor may increase in the course of infection and its formation stimulated, the amount of complement remains unchanged.
Disease and Its Causes William Thomas Councilman 2005
The action of the amboceptor is specific, that is, directed against a single species of bacterium only; the destructive power of the blood may be very great against a single bacterium species and have no effect on others.
Disease and Its Causes William Thomas Councilman 2005
Immune body or amboceptor is the name given to a substance present in the serum of an infected animal that has successfully resisted inoculation with some particular micro-organism, and which possesses the power of linking the complement normally present in the serum to bacteria of the species used as antigen in such a manner that the micro-organisms are rendered innocuous, and ultimately destroyed.
The Elements of Bacteriological Technique John William Henry Eyre 2009
Thus, for the hæmolysis of foreign red blood corpuscles, a specific immune body (_amboceptor or substance sensibilatrice_) not destroyed by moderate heating, and a thermolabile complement (_alexin_) are necessary.
The Nature of Animal Light E. Newton Harvey 2010