Studies on immunity to Asiatic cholera. X. Heat stable cell wall and intracellular antigens of Vibrio cholerae independent of agglutinogens and demonstrable by passive hemagglutination.
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Relevant information regarding the numerous problems encountered in cholera immunity is dealt with in great detail in this study. Toxin production, bacterial virulence, serological reactions, and the antigenic structure of V. cholerae are discussed. Natural, passive, and active cholera immunity receives special attention, the authors describing the various means of vaccination as well as the evaluation of the immunity induced.
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