Experiments in burned mice were conditioned so that, with adequate numbers of living germs Pseudonoma aeruginosa or their toxins, as high as 80 mortalities occur to 100%, after 72 hours of the burn produced and inoculum. These animals and were treated with standard gamma globulin horse (6%), immunized against Pseudonoma aeruginosa, "antiserum" and dilute the hundredth human gamma globulin to 16%, dilute the hundredth equally. The degree of protectiveness conferred by these two types of gamma globulin against inocula were evaluated by the decrease in mortality that occurred in each case.