@article {156,
	title = {Comparative immunology of sipunculid coelomic fluid},
	journal = {Journal of Invertebrate Pathology},
	volume = {14},
	year = {1969},
	note = {@ COELOMIC FLUID OF DENDRO ZOSTER. SHOWN TO RAPIDLY IMMOBILIZE THE MARINE DINOFLAG GYRODINIUM DORSUM \& SIMILAR MOTILE ORGANISMS. SOME OF THE PROPERTIES OF THE ACTIVITY ARE REPORTED, TOGEHTER WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE RESULTS OF INJECTING F4 PHAGE INTO THEMISTE, AND THE DISCOVERY OF A HEMOLYTIC ACTION OF SIP COEL FLUID ON HUMAN RED CELLS. **TEXT CANNOT DEMONSTRATE INDUCIBLE IMMUNE RESPONSE LIKE IN OTHER INVERTS. BUT {\textquoteright}SPONTANEOUS{\textquoteright} ENHANCEMENT OF FACTOR IN COEL. FLUID OBSERVED. = STOP-FACTOR. IS A HEAT-LABILE, ABSORBABLE MOLEC OF RELATIV LARGE SIZE (M.W. OVER 50,000) THAT SEEMS TO COMBINE WITH TERMINAL FLAGELLUM OF INDIVID FLAGELATE CAUSING THEM TO STOP SWIMMING. BROAD SPECTRUM OF REACTIONS SO SF INVOLVED IN DEFENSE AGAINST PARASITIC CILIATES SUCH AS ... ARTIFICIAL EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM... ACT OF COLLECTING IS TRAUMATIC \& MAY ITSELF INDUCE REACTION OF WORM TO DO ITS THING BIOCHM... THESE ENTITIES INCLUDE BACTERICIDINS, HEMAGGLUTININS, AN HEMOLYSIN, AN INDUCIBLE CILIATE LYSIN \& STOP-FACTOR. NO MECHANISM FOR RAPID INACTIVATION OF PHAGE.},
	pages = {4-12},
	keywords = {immunology, th. zostericolum},
	author = {Cushing, J. E. and McNeely, J. L. and Tripp, M. R.}
}
