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When an experimental animal is injected with a mixture of two substances, one a good antigen and the other a poor antigen, the antigenicity of the weaker antigen is often suppressed.1 The purpose of the present communication is to report some observations in man of this phenomenon, known as competition of antigens.
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A.S. Wiener (1945) studied this question.
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