[Effects of surface-active substances with antistatic properties on several immunity indices]

In experiments performed on rats, it was established that the antibodies' formation was stimulated as a result of a combination of staphylococcal anatoxin or E. coli vaccine immunization with the administration of the non-ionogenic surface-active substances (SAS) Stearox-920 and OC-20. Those SAS proved to have immunostimulating properties, and Stearox-920 was more effective. Another experimental study revealed a growing bactericide activity of the skin, which could be seen from the rate of its self-cleaning from the standard E. coli suspension.