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Volume 16, Issue 3

1 March 1929

ISSN 0022-1767

EISSN 1550-6606

Immunization and the Nitrogenenous Constituents of the Blood

M. F. Guyer; S. Lepkovsky

J Immunol (1929) 16 (3): 175–208.

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Quantitative Studies on the Action of Compound Hemolysins: III. New Experimental Material Qualitatively Discussed

Rudolf Gahl; Norman David; Alice Kelleher

J Immunol (1929) 16 (3): 209–231.

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Immunological Studies in Tuberculosis: V. Resistance of Animals Sensitized with Heat Killed Tubercle Bacilli to a Measured Infecting Dose

S. A. Petroff; Arnold Branch; F. B. Jennings, Jr.

J Immunol (1929) 16 (3): 233–257.

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Heterophile Antibodies in Serum Sickness

I. Davidsohn

J Immunol (1929) 16 (3): 259–273.

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Distribution of Antibodies in the Serum and Organs of Rabbits: IV. Hemolysins and Precipitins

Jules Freund

J Immunol (1929) 16 (3): 275–280.

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Studies in Specific Hypersensitiveness: XXVIII. The Relationship of the Atopens in the Pollen of Bermuda Grass (cynodon Dactylon) and Timothy Grass (phleum Pratense)¹

Robert Chobot

J Immunol (1929) 16 (3): 281–282.

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Immunization and the Nitrogenenous Constituents of the Blood

Quantitative Studies on the Action of Compound Hemolysins: III. New Experimental Material Qualitatively Discussed

Immunological Studies in Tuberculosis: V. Resistance of Animals Sensitized with Heat Killed Tubercle Bacilli to a Measured Infecting Dose

Heterophile Antibodies in Serum Sickness

Distribution of Antibodies in the Serum and Organs of Rabbits: IV. Hemolysins and Precipitins

Studies in Specific Hypersensitiveness: XXVIII. The Relationship of the Atopens in the Pollen of Bermuda Grass (cynodon Dactylon) and Timothy Grass (phleum Pratense)¹

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Immunization and the Nitrogenenous Constituents of the Blood

Quantitative Studies on the Action of Compound Hemolysins: III. New Experimental Material Qualitatively Discussed

Immunological Studies in Tuberculosis: V. Resistance of Animals Sensitized with Heat Killed Tubercle Bacilli to a Measured Infecting Dose

Heterophile Antibodies in Serum Sickness

Distribution of Antibodies in the Serum and Organs of Rabbits: IV. Hemolysins and Precipitins

Studies in Specific Hypersensitiveness: XXVIII. The Relationship of the Atopens in the Pollen of Bermuda Grass (cynodon Dactylon) and Timothy Grass (phleum Pratense)1

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Studies in Specific Hypersensitiveness: XXVIII. The Relationship of the Atopens in the Pollen of Bermuda Grass (cynodon Dactylon) and Timothy Grass (phleum Pratense)¹