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Immunology of ,he ten leading causes of death in the United States (Austrian, 1976). From 1900 to 1968, the annual mortality fell from approximately 200 per 100,000 population to 35 per 100,000. In a report by the Respiratory Disease Task Force (1972), it was noted that there were 2,700,000 hospitalizations for in

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Immunology of Staphylococcitaphylococcal disease. Once through the anatomical barrier of the skin, . has a complex array of toxins and other mechanisms for attacking the host, so that it is a highly pathogenic invader. . is much less capable of injuring the invaded host. Invasion by this organism is dangerous only in special

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Immunology of , Infectionslts. The bacillus was so named because it was observed in the purulent sputum of individuals stricken with influenzal infection in the European outbreak of 1889–1892 (Pfeiffer, 1892). The erroneous conclusion that this bacterium was the cause of influenza prevailed until the studies of Smith .. (193

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Immunology of ,ult of improved supportive care, introduction of antimicrobials, and effective immunization. The advances in therapy and prevention have been achieved without concomitant knowledge of many of the determinants of the host-parasite interaction. For example, unlike with most specific acute childhood in

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Immunobiology of Diphtheriamembrane. By 1869 Trendelenberg had shown that pseudomembranes could be produced in rabbits and in pigeons following the injection of pseudomembranous material from human cases of diphtheria. Bretonneau conceived of diphtheria as a disease of singular etiology comparable in its uniqueness to the cau