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When immune serums are inactivated, heat-labile antibodies are changed into specific inhibitors which, in sufficiently high concentrations, cause prozones. These prozones are called artificial prozones, thus distinguishing them from prozones with different (spontaneous) origins. Their importance in diagnosis is discussed, with special reference to the complement fixation reaction.
When immune serums are inactivated, heat-labile antibodies are changed into specific inhibitors which, in sufficiently high concentrations, cause prozones. These prozones are called artificial prozones, thus distinguishing them from prozones with different (spontaneous) origins. Their importance in diagnosis is discussed, with special reference to the complement fixation reaction.