Abstract
Summary
Conalbumin and lysozyme are effective antigens in producing sensitivity in pertussis-treated white mice. Conalbumin cross-reacts with mice sensitized to ovalbumin, lysozyme does not. Ovalbumin shocks mice sensitized to both conalbumin and lysozyme, however. Ovomucoid is not antigenic.
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