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Viruses And Phage
Resemble Proie~is,
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phage, but which, according to one
experimenter, resists digestion by an
enzyme that is known to digest every
other protein studied.
The crucial point in the attempt
to prove the similarity between pro-
teins and these other lifelike sub-
stances is whether the protein ma-
terial separated out from mixtures
has or has not carried with it tiny
quantities of virus or phage, qs the
case may be, Dr. Lewis explained.
Due to the comparatively large mass
and colloidal nature of a protein par-
r ticle it has proved difficult to obtain
a these particles entirely free from
e other substances, which may be the
1 elusive viruses. If such were the true
condition, then the lifelike activities
j exhibited by the proteins would not
really be qualities of the proteins.
Another fact which tends to sup-
port the belief that proteins, Dr. Lewis
f continued, constitute viruses or phage
or antibodies is found in the compo-
sition of enzymes, a group of sub-
stances responsible for digestive ac-
tion and fermentation. These en-
zymes have been found to be defi-
nite proteins; and although they lack
powers of increasing which the bac-
teriaphage display, the three classes
are similar in many other character-
istics.
With these results to start from a
good deal of intensive research willI
be instituted in Dr. Lewis' opinion. ,
Although at present he could not find
s the evidence conclusive in any direc-
tion, fascinating possibilities have
d been opened. Further over-riding of
the line which is supposed to separate
the animate from the inanimate, and
a vastly more complete and applicable
a knowledge of how disease may be
- conquered or prevented are but a few
t of the results which may be fore-
seen.
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