The mechanism promoting the nonspecific action of antigens obtained from S. flexneri and S. sonnei by a sparing method has been studied. These antigens stimulate the T- and B- systems of immunity, that is followed by activation of myelopoiesis and the humoral protective factors of the body, which seems to underlie the formation of resistance to infection caused by nonspecific microorganisms.
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