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protodyne

Known as: protodyne protein extract 
National Institutes of Health

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Bacterial Proteins

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2008
2008
Resistance to infection and activation of the monocyto-macrophage system caused byBacillus firmus and its fractions
Crude lipids isolated fromBacillus firmus, but not from other bacilli, were previously found to induce significant resistance… 
1992
1992
Protodyne: an immunostimulatory protein component, prepared from gram-positive Bacillus subtilis.
A protein component derived from bacterial protoplasm, called Protodyne, increases the non-specific resistance to infections by… 
1991
1991
Protodyne: an immunomodulatory protein component, prepared from bacillus subtilis
1976
1976
CHEMICAL PROPERTY AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF PHENOL SOLUBLE PROTEINACEOUS SUBSTANCE DERIVED FROM E. COLI
Phenol soluble proteinaceous substance (PSPS) was extracted from the whole cell of E. coli using the Westphal's phenol-water… 
1973
1973
Influence of genotype of host on regression of solid and ascitic forms of sarcoma 180 and effect of chemotherapy on the solid form.
Solid Sarcoma 180 implanted s.c. into Swiss albino mice regularly produces a tumor that spontaneously regresses in a low… 
1971
1971
Studies on the Mechanism of Protodyne-Induced Protection against Microbial Infections
Summary Protodyne, a high molecular weight proteinaceous material derived from the protoplasm of gram-negative bacteria… 
1969
1969
Endotoxin-free Biologically Active Component of Escherichia coli
The proteinaceous component of gram-negative bacteria, which has been termed “protodyne,” enhances nonspecific host resistance… 
1968
1968
Increase of Nonspecific Resistance to Infection by Protodyne, a Protein Component Derived from Bacterial Protoplasm
Summary It now appears that E. coli and perhaps other organisms contain not only endotoxin, but also a nontoxic proteinaceous… 
1968
1968
Effect of Plasma on Non-specific Resistance to Infection induced by Endotoxin or Protodyne
BLOOD plasma and serum contain a heat labile substance which alters endotoxin so that it no longer elicits many of its… 
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