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Experiments are presented which show that (a) hyaluronidase increases the intensity of allergic skin inflammation of the epidermal type and (b) that antihistaminic substances such as Pyribenzamine and antistine counteract the spreading effect of India ink and hyaluronidase, as well as the atter's effect upon the allergic skin inflammation. The significance of these findings for the activity of antihistaminics in epidermal sensitizations is discussed.
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