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Volume 71, Issue 5

1 November 1953

ISSN 0022-1767

EISSN 1550-6606

Quantitative Determination of Hemagglutinins for Normal and Trypsinized Human Red Blood Cells *

Henry J. Winn; Matt. C. Dodd; Claude-Starr Wright

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 261–267.

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The Effect of Antigen Administration on the Behavior of I¹³¹ Labelled Rabbit Anti-Ovalbumin in Mice

S. P. Masouredis; L. R. Melcher; M. B. Shimkin; Patricia Miller

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 268–274.

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The Effect of Rabbit Antibody Administration on the Behavior of I¹³¹ Labelled Human Serum Albumin in Mice

L. R. Melcher; S. P. Masouredis; M. B. Shimkin; Patricia Miller; Roswell Reed

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 275–279.

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Prenatal and Early Postnatal Survival in the Mouse as Affected by Infection of the Mother with Swine Influenza Virus during Gestation ¹

William E. Howell; Lawrence M. Winters; George A. Young

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 280–283.

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The Persistence of Complement in Aged Sera ^1,2,3

Paul H. Maurer; William Weigle

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 284–295.

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Anaphylaxis in the Mouse Produced with Crystalline Bovine Albumin

Morris Solotorovsky; Seymour Winsten

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 296–299.

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Studies of the Complement-Fixation Reaction in Virus Systems: V: In Foot and Mouth Disease Using Direct and Indirect Methods

Christine E. Rice; J. B. Brooksby

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 300–310.

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Anaphylactic Shock in the Mouse Vaccinated with Hemophilus Pertussis: III. Antigens, Antibody and Passive Transfer Studies ^1,2

Saul Malkiel; Betty J. Hargis; Samuel M. Feinberg

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 311–318.

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Deposition of Beef Serum Gamma-Globulin in Rabbit Organs and Subcellular Fractions ¹

Charles F. Crampton; Herbert H. Reller; Felix Haurowitz

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 319–324.

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The Role of Enzyme in Reversible Agglutination of Red Cells

Robert E. Hoyt; Helen Zwicker

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 325–330.

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The Requirement for Magnesium Ions in the Inactivation of the Third Component of Human Complement (C′3) by Insoluble Residues of Yeast Cells (Zymosan)^1,2

Louis Pillemer; Livia Blum; Jack Pensky; I. H. Lepow

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 331–338.

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The Requirement for a Hydrazine-Sensitive Serum Factor and Heat-Labile Serum Factors in the Inactivation of Human C′3 by Zymosan ¹

Louis Pillemer; I. H. Lepow; Livia Blum

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 339–345.

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Quantitative Method of Titrating Anti-Platelet Serum ¹ in Vitro

W. O. Cruz

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 346–351.

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The Inter-Relation of Age, Immune Response, and Susceptibility to Mumps Virus in Hamsters

John R. Overman; Lawrence Kilham

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 352–358.

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Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis ^1,2: I. Uptake of Complement Nitrogen by Specific Precipitates and Its Inhibition by Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetate

Lawrence Levine; Keith M. Cowan; Abraham G. Osler; Manfred M. Mayer

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 359–366.

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Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis: II. The Essential Role of Calcium in Complement Fixation

Lawrence Levine; Keith M. Cowan; Abraham G. Osler; Manfred M. Mayer

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 367–373.

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Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis: III. The Respective Roles of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Immune Hemolysis

Lawrence Levine; Abraham G. Osler; Manfred M. Mayer

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 374–379.

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The Transfer of Experimental Allergic Encephalomyelitis in the Rat by Means of Parabiosis

Murray M. Lipton; Jules Freund; Eileen Brady

J Immunol (1953) 71 (5): 380–384.

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Quantitative Determination of Hemagglutinins for Normal and Trypsinized Human Red Blood Cells *

The Effect of Antigen Administration on the Behavior of I¹³¹ Labelled Rabbit Anti-Ovalbumin in Mice

The Effect of Rabbit Antibody Administration on the Behavior of I¹³¹ Labelled Human Serum Albumin in Mice

Prenatal and Early Postnatal Survival in the Mouse as Affected by Infection of the Mother with Swine Influenza Virus during Gestation ¹

The Persistence of Complement in Aged Sera ^1,2,3

Anaphylaxis in the Mouse Produced with Crystalline Bovine Albumin

Studies of the Complement-Fixation Reaction in Virus Systems: V: In Foot and Mouth Disease Using Direct and Indirect Methods

Anaphylactic Shock in the Mouse Vaccinated with Hemophilus Pertussis: III. Antigens, Antibody and Passive Transfer Studies ^1,2

Deposition of Beef Serum Gamma-Globulin in Rabbit Organs and Subcellular Fractions ¹

The Role of Enzyme in Reversible Agglutination of Red Cells

The Requirement for Magnesium Ions in the Inactivation of the Third Component of Human Complement (C′3) by Insoluble Residues of Yeast Cells (Zymosan)^1,2

The Requirement for a Hydrazine-Sensitive Serum Factor and Heat-Labile Serum Factors in the Inactivation of Human C′3 by Zymosan ¹

Quantitative Method of Titrating Anti-Platelet Serum ¹ in Vitro

The Inter-Relation of Age, Immune Response, and Susceptibility to Mumps Virus in Hamsters

Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis ^1,2: I. Uptake of Complement Nitrogen by Specific Precipitates and Its Inhibition by Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetate

Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis: II. The Essential Role of Calcium in Complement Fixation

Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis: III. The Respective Roles of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Immune Hemolysis

The Transfer of Experimental Allergic Encephalomyelitis in the Rat by Means of Parabiosis

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Quantitative Method of Titrating Anti-Platelet Serum ¹ in Vitro

Studies on the Role of Ca⁺⁺ and Mg⁺⁺ in Complement Fixation and Immune Hemolysis ^1,2: I. Uptake of Complement Nitrogen by Specific Precipitates and Its Inhibition by Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetate