Identification of Neisseria gonorrhoeae by Means of Fluorescent Antibodies

W. E. Deacon(Department of Disease Control), William L. Peacock(Department of Disease Control), Elizabeth M. Freeman(Department of Disease Control), Ad Harris(Department of Disease Control)
Experimental Biology and Medicine
June 1, 1959
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Abstract

Summary1. A species specific antigen, associated with freshly isolated, inagglutinable gonococcus cultures, is recognized. 2. The new antigen appears to possess characteristics similar to Vi antigen of S. typhi or the K antigens of the Escherichia group, and is fully developed only in freshly isolated cultures or in infectious exudate. 3. Antiserums containing GC-K(B) antibodies may be labeled with fluorescein and used as a means of identifying N. gonorrhoeae in smear preparations.


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