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Volume 27, Issue 2

1 August 1934

ISSN 0022-1767

EISSN 1550-6606

Studies on Tissue Reactions in Immunity: XV. Union Between Specific Antigen and Skin of Protein-Immunized Rabbits

Reuben L. Kahn; Elizabeth B. McDermott

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 125–142.

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Studies on Tissue Reactions in Immunity: XVI. Capacity of Different Tissues of Protein-Immunized Rabbits to Combine with Antigen

Reuben L. Kahn

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 143–167.

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Changes in Caliber of Pial Vessels in Guinea Pigs During Anaphylactic Shock ¹

Knox H. Finley

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 169–171.

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The Mechanism of Antibody Formation After Extirpation of the Antigen-Depot

Paul R. Cannon; Kenneth L. Burt

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 173–176.

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Studies of Scarlet Fever: II. Different Toxins Produced by Hemolytic Streptococci of Scarlatinal Origin

Sanford B. Hooker; Edna M. Follensby

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 177–193.

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A Note on the Comparative Value of Fresh and Aged Tetanus Toxoid as an Immunizing Agent

Harriet Leslie Wilcox

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 195–198.

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Poliomyelitis: Active Immunization—Method for Producing Detectable Amounts of Neutralizing Substance in Macacus Rhesus with Non-Infective Mixtures of Immune Serum and Virus

S. D. Kramer; M. Schaeffer; W. H. Park

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 199–210.

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The Formation of Precipitin for the Group a Specific Carbohydrate of Streptococcus Hemolyticus in Rabbits Injected Intravenously and Subcutaneously

David Seegal; Michael Heidelberger; Elizabeth L. Jost

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 211–214.

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The Prozone Phenomenon in Specific Bacterial Agglutination

F. S. Jones; Marion Orcutt

J Immunol (1934) 27 (2): 215–233.

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Studies on Tissue Reactions in Immunity: XV. Union Between Specific Antigen and Skin of Protein-Immunized Rabbits

Studies on Tissue Reactions in Immunity: XVI. Capacity of Different Tissues of Protein-Immunized Rabbits to Combine with Antigen

Changes in Caliber of Pial Vessels in Guinea Pigs During Anaphylactic Shock ¹

The Mechanism of Antibody Formation After Extirpation of the Antigen-Depot

Studies of Scarlet Fever: II. Different Toxins Produced by Hemolytic Streptococci of Scarlatinal Origin

A Note on the Comparative Value of Fresh and Aged Tetanus Toxoid as an Immunizing Agent

Poliomyelitis: Active Immunization—Method for Producing Detectable Amounts of Neutralizing Substance in Macacus Rhesus with Non-Infective Mixtures of Immune Serum and Virus

The Formation of Precipitin for the Group a Specific Carbohydrate of Streptococcus Hemolyticus in Rabbits Injected Intravenously and Subcutaneously

The Prozone Phenomenon in Specific Bacterial Agglutination

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