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Gut 1963;4:339-343; doi:10.1136/gut.4.4.339
Copyright © 1963 BMJ Publishing Group Ltd & British Society of Gastroenterology.

An antibody precipitating urease and its possible relation to gastric ulcer 1

F. S. Freisinger

An antibody precipitating urease was found in 171 out of 180 human sera. Data obtained on limited material (50 cases) suggest that the anti-urease titre is appreciably higher in the serum of patients suffering from gastric ulcer. This is a pointer towards a possible antigen-antibody mechanism in the genesis of chronic gastric ulceration.

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1 This is a preliminary communication based on work begun at the Institute of Clinical Research, Middlesex Hospital Medical School, where it was supported by a Leverhulme research scholarship and formed the basis of a Ph.D. thesis (London, 1961).


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