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The chemical structures and serological specificities of polysaccharides isolated from four species of dermatophytes,Microsporum praecox, Trichophyton ferrugineum, T. sabouraudii , andT. tonsurans , were investigated. Each of these species yielded a mixture of crude polysaccharides which could be separated into three water-soluble, neutral polysaccharides free of nitrogen. These were grouped as galactomannan I, galactomannan II, and glucan. The galactomannans I were quite similar in chemical structure. When measured by complement fixation, their serological cross-reactivities were similar with rabbit antisera to each of these species exceptT. sabouraudii . The differences in their relative reactivities with this antiserum could be correlated with differences in structure and specificity of this antiserum for galactofuranose end groups. The galactomannans II differed both in chemical structure and in their serological reactivities with antisera to each of these species. The galactomannan II fromT. ferrugineum differed most in chemical structure and was the least reactive serologically. The glucans also differed in both structure and serological reactivities.

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Immunological Studies on Dermatophytes IV. Chemical Structures and Serological Reactivities of Polysaccharides from <i>Microsporum praecox, Trichophyton ferrugineum, Trichophyton sabouraudii</i> , and <i>Trichophyton tonsurans</i>

Immunological Studies on Dermatophytes IV. Chemical Structures and Serological Reactivities of Polysaccharides from Microsporum praecox, Trichophyton ferrugineum, Trichophyton sabouraudii , and Trichophyton tonsurans