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SUMMARY The capacity of a number of gangliosides to fix tetanus toxin and to inhibit haernag- glutination by influenza virus was investigated. Toxin fixation increased with total sialic acid content but not in strict proportion. Whether or not the sialic acid is bound by neuraminidase-labile linkage appears to be irrelevant in determining whether toxin is fixed. Viral inhibition by ganglioside also is related to the total content of sialic acid; but there exists at least one ganglioside which has very little capacity to react with virus and whose sialic acid is virtually all insensitive to neuraminidase. Tetanus toxin does not prevent neuraminidase from attacking ganglioside.

The Relation between the Tetanus Toxin-Fixing and Influenza Virus-Inhibiting Properties of Ganglioside