Estudio de la diferenciación antígena del género Azotobacter

Authors

  • MANUEL ORTIZ OLIVER

Keywords:

Antígenos, Azotobacter, Análisis

Abstract

Se estudia el comportamiento antigénico del género Azotobacter con vistas a establecer una clasificación antigénica del mismo. Az Chrooccocum y Vinelandii y los Beijerinkia presentan dos antígenos fundamentales: un antígeno termostable, Somático, O, y un antígeno capsular, K, termolábil y que enmascara la aglutinación somática. Se han identificado tres Grupos Serológícos, I, II Y III; los dos primeros formados por Beijerinkia y el III por Az. Chroococcum. En cada Grupo existen varias fracciones antigénicas diferentes que permiten el establecimiento de Tipos antigénicos dentro de cada Grupo.

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Published

1960-10-20

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ORTIZ OLIVER M. Estudio de la diferenciación antígena del género Azotobacter. Ars Pharm [Internet]. 1960 Oct. 20 [cited 2024 May 19];1(6):353-68. Available from: https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/ars/article/view/5822

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Vol. 1 No. 6 (1960)

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