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Die Beziehungen zwischen Resistenz, Allergie und Immunität bei der Tuberkulose

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Jahresbericht Borstel

Part of the book series: Tuberkulose-Forschungsinstitut Borstel ((TBC BORSTEL,volume 1956/57))

Zusammenfassung

Es ist unbestritten, daß es eine von Natur aus vorhandene Widerstandskraft von Makroorganismen gegen den tuberkulösen Infekt gibt. Definitionsgemäß ist sie mit Resistenz zu bezeichnen. Leider halten sich nicht alle Autoren konsequent an diese Definition und setzen Resistenz oft synonym mit „Immunität“225. Das muß jedoch zu Unklarheiten führen. Der Begriff „Immunität“ sollte für den durch Erstinfekt erworbenen Schutz gegen einen Zweitinfekt reserviert werden. Die Resistenz bedarf keines Vorinfektes und ist ohne erkennbare Mitwirkung von Antigenen im Genbestand des Individuums verankert. Sie ist prinzipiell von der Immunität unterschieden. Bei dem unspezifischen Charakter der Resistenz kann es Antikörper im strengen Sinn des Wortes nicht geben; sie könnte natürlich trotzdem serologisch faßbar sein184–186.

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