The erythrocytes of patients with clinical malaria were agglutinated at some time by anti-non-gamma globulin sera in contrast to samples from control normal persons. Samples from patients and controls were handled in parallel from the moment of sampling onwards. The immunoconglutinin titre of the serum was raised in patients with clinical malaria.
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