Stankiewicz M, Jeska E L
Immunology. 1973 Nov;25(5):827-34.
The investigation of cell adherence reactions (CAR) to infective larvae in peritoneal exudates obtained from rats and mice has shown that the adherence of leucocytes is almost entirely dependent upon factors present in the peritoneal exudate fluids (PEF). The heat-labile factor is primarily responsible for influencing adherences to worms in PEF obtained from non-infected animals. In the PEF obtained from infected animals, a heat stable factor is present, in addition. This heat stable factor can be adsorbed to surfaces of worms and was found up to at least 9 months after infection in rats. The heat stable factor can be absorbed from the PEF with infective larvae.
对从大鼠和小鼠获得的腹膜渗出液中细胞对感染性幼虫的黏附反应（CAR）的研究表明，白细胞的黏附几乎完全依赖于腹膜渗出液（PEF）中存在的因子。不耐热因子主要负责影响从未感染动物获得的PEF中对蠕虫的黏附。此外，在从感染动物获得的PEF中还存在一种耐热因子。这种耐热因子可以吸附到蠕虫表面，并且在大鼠感染后至少9个月仍可检测到。耐热因子可以被感染性幼虫从PEF中吸收。
