VOLUME CHANGES IN HEMOLYTIC SYSTEMS CONTAINING RESORCINOL, TAUROCHOLATE, AND SAPONIN

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Abstract
Simultaneous measurement of hemolysis, the volume of the intact cells, and the K lost from the intact cells of systems containing resorcinol, sodium taurocholate, and saponin shows that the volume increases may be conspicuously small while the K losses are large, and that the volume increases are un-equal for equal K losses produced by different lysins. In higher concentrations of the same lysins, the critical volume for hemolysis is a function of the nature of the lysin and of its concentration.

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