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Abstract
The facts brought out in the preceding discussion indicate that the irregularities
observed in connection with specific response to intradermal injection of bacterial
substrates are not fundamental in nature. They are due largely to the complexity of
composition, physical state, and relatively low immunogenic properties of bacterial
antigens. The cumulative evidence indicates that the basic mechanism involved in bacterial
allergy is identical with that of allergy to simple proteins.
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