Abstract
Corynebacterium renale strains which possessed numerous pili agglutinated trypsinized sheep erythrocytes, whereas those possessing only a few pili did not show such activity. By electron microscopy, the pili of C. renale adhered to the ghost of trypsinized sheep erythrocytes. After the treatment of C. renale with the homologous anti-pili serum, neither the agglutination of trypsinized sheep erythrocytes nor the adherence to the ghost by the pili were found. The adhesive property of the pili of C. renale was thus demonstrated.
MeSH Terms
Absorption
Animals
Antigens, Bacterial/isolation & purification
Cats
Cattle
Cell Membrane
Chickens
Corynebacterium/cytology,immunology
Densitometry
Dogs
Erythrocytes/immunology,ultrastructure
Guinea Pigs
Hemagglutination
Hemagglutination Tests
Horses
Immune Sera
Immunodiffusion
Microscopy, Electron
Periodic Acid
Rabbits/immunology
Sheep/immunology
Swine
Trypsin
Chemicals
Antigens, Bacterial
Immune Sera
Periodic Acid
Trypsin
Authors & Affiliations
2 authors, click to expand affiliations / ORCID
Honda E
Yanagawa R
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