National differences in immunity to Dickey's toxin and scarlet fever

Abstract

In our previous work, we stated that when examining children for Diek's reaction, we noticed a difference between Russians and Tatars in sensitivity to Dick's toxin. Comparing the total % of positive reactions we obtained in Tatars with the same % obtained in Russians, we notice a lower % in Tatars compared to Russians: the former give 23.1% of positive reactions, the latter 29.9%.

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