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The intrarectal instillation of specific antigen (crystalline egg albumin) in sensitized rabbits may induce a “colitis” in the distal colon, previously exposed to a mild formalin solution, to increase capillary permeability locally. The “Auer colitis” develops presumably on the basis of an antigen-antibody reaction.
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