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Volume 51, Issue 1

1 July 1945

ISSN 0022-1767

EISSN 1550-6606

Inhibition of Phagocytosis by Penicillin

Henry Welch; Ruth P. Davis; Clifford W. Price

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 1–4.

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Serological Reactions of Two Bacterial Levans ¹

Edward J. Hehre; Dorothy S. Genghof; James M. Neill

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 5–13.

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The Administration of certain Chemotherapeutic Agents to Mice by Incorporation of the Chemical in the Drinking Water: An Evaluation of the Method ¹

S. D. Kramer; L. D. Bunch

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 15–22.

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Studies on the Relative Susceptibility of Young and of Full-Grown Rabbits to Intravenous Infection with Hemolytic Streptococci ¹

Paul F. deGara

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 23–27.

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The Use of a Commercially Available Complement-Fixing Antigen for the Diagnosis of Elementary Body Types of Viral Infection

Alfred L. Florman

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 29–37.

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Reduced Acute Toxicity of Antigens in Saline-in-Mineral-Oil Emulsion ¹

Seymour P. Halbert; Joseph Smolens; Stuart Mudd

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 39–43.

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Studies on the Hemolytic Streptococcus: VII. Comparison of the Results of Immunization Against Scarlet Fever with Toxin and Aluminum-Adsorbed Toxoid of Streptococcus Scarlatina (NY5)¹

Maud L. Menten; Harold H. Finlay; Marie A. Andersch

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 45–51.

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Immunologic Studies in Rheumatic Fever: I. Cutaneous Response to Type-Specific Proteins of the Hemolytic Streptococcus, B. Response to “Purified M” Proteins from Forty Known Types of the Hemolytic Streptococcus—Group A

Leo M. Taran; James M. Jablon; Helen N. Weyr

J Immunol (1945) 51 (1): 53–64.

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Inhibition of Phagocytosis by Penicillin

Serological Reactions of Two Bacterial Levans ¹

The Administration of certain Chemotherapeutic Agents to Mice by Incorporation of the Chemical in the Drinking Water: An Evaluation of the Method ¹

Studies on the Relative Susceptibility of Young and of Full-Grown Rabbits to Intravenous Infection with Hemolytic Streptococci ¹

The Use of a Commercially Available Complement-Fixing Antigen for the Diagnosis of Elementary Body Types of Viral Infection

Reduced Acute Toxicity of Antigens in Saline-in-Mineral-Oil Emulsion ¹

Studies on the Hemolytic Streptococcus: VII. Comparison of the Results of Immunization Against Scarlet Fever with Toxin and Aluminum-Adsorbed Toxoid of Streptococcus Scarlatina (NY5)¹

Immunologic Studies in Rheumatic Fever: I. Cutaneous Response to Type-Specific Proteins of the Hemolytic Streptococcus, B. Response to “Purified M” Proteins from Forty Known Types of the Hemolytic Streptococcus—Group A

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