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Volume 62, Issue 4
1 October 1935
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Article| October 01 1935

DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD GROUP PROPERTIES AND BLOOD GROUP PROPERTY DESTROYING FACTORS IN THE INTESTINAL TRACT OF MAN

Ernst Witebsky,
Ernst Witebsky
From the Laboratories of The Mount Sinai Hospital, and the Bacteriological and Serological Divisions of the Beth Israel Hospital, New York
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Erwin Neter
Erwin Neter
From the Laboratories of The Mount Sinai Hospital, and the Bacteriological and Serological Divisions of the Beth Israel Hospital, New York
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Ernst Witebsky
From the Laboratories of The Mount Sinai Hospital, and the Bacteriological and Serological Divisions of the Beth Israel Hospital, New York
Erwin Neter
From the Laboratories of The Mount Sinai Hospital, and the Bacteriological and Serological Divisions of the Beth Israel Hospital, New York
Received: July 22 1935
Online ISSN: 1540-9538
Print ISSN: 0022-1007
Copyright, 1935, by The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research New York
1935
J Exp Med (1935) 62 (4): 589–598.
https://doi.org/10.1084/jem.62.4.589
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July 22 1935

1. The blood group specific substance A is present in the contents of the jejunum and upper ileum of persons belonging to Group A.

2. A marked decrease in the amount of A substance occurs in the lower ileum and cecum, while colon and rectum contents of adults are more or less free of group substance A.

3. The blood group destroying agent first appears in the lower ileum or cecum and its effectiveness increases in the lower parts of the large intestine.

4. In two cases with intestinal obstruction the blood group destroying agent could be demonstrated in the contents of the jejunum and ileum.

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