Quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine. IV. Monohalogenacylated simple amines, ureas, and urethanes, and the hexamethylenetetraminium salts derived therefrom

The quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine. VI. Halogenethyl ethers and esters and their hexamethylenetetraminium salts.

The quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine. VIII. Miscellaneous substances containing aliphatically bound halogen and the hexamethylenetetraminium salts derived therefrom.

Strophanthin. I. Strophanthidin.

Studies of gas and electrolyte equilibria in blood. VI. The acid properties of reduced and oxygenated hemoglobin.

The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. IV. On the nature of the specific polysaccharide of Type III pneumococcus.

THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS. V. ON THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE ALDOBIONIC ACID FROM THE SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE OF TYPE III PNEUMOCOCCUS

Some physicochemical properties of specific polysaccharides

The preparation and properties of thyroglobulin

A serologically inactive polysaccharide elaborated by mucoid strains of group a hemolytic streptococcus

Protein fractions of the human strain, H-37, of tubercle bacillus. II

Specific and non-specific cell polysaccharides of a bovine strain of tubercle bacillus

Velocity of combination of antibody with specific polysaccharides of pneumococcus

Behavior of antibody protein toward dietary nitrogen in active and passive immunity

IMMUNOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF PERIODATE-OXIDIZED POLYSACCHARIDE OF GROUP A HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS

COMPLEMENT AND ITS COMPONENTS IN HUMAN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID

The relation between constitution and bactericidal action in the quaternary salts obtained from halogenacetyl compounds.

The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus.

On the antigenic properties of hemoglobin.

IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS : SECOND PAPER.

THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF A STRAIN OF FRIEDLÄNDER'S BACILLUS : PAPER I.

A "soluble specific substance" derived from gum arabic.

SPECIFIC PRECIPITATION AND MOUSE PROTECTION IN TYPE I ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERA

PROTEIN FRACTIONS OF A SCARLATINAL STRAIN OF STREPTOCOCCUS HEMOLYTICUS

Studies on the precipitin reaction - Precipitating haptens; Species differences in antibodies

Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction the role of multiple reactive groups in antigen-antibody union as illustrated by an instance of cross-precipitation

The precipitin reaction between type III pneumococcus polysaccharide and homologous antibody II. Conditions for quantitative precipitation of antibody in horse sera

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction II. A study of an azoprotein-antibody system

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination II. The identity of precipitin and agglutinin

Quantitative studies on antibody purification I. The dissociation of precipitates formed by pneumococcus specific polysaccharides and homologous antibodies

The molecular weight of antibodies

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction IV. The reaction of pneumococcus specific polysaccharides with homologous rabbit antisera

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction V. The reaction between crystalline horse serum albumin and antibody formed in the rabbit

Quantitative studies on antibody purification II. The dissociation of antibody from pneumococcus specific precipitates and specifically agglutinated pneumococci

Quantitative studies on antibody purification III. The reaction of dissociated antibody with specific polysaccharide, and the effect of formaldehyde

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction VII. The egg albumin-antibody reaction in antisera from the rabbit and horse

Quantitative experiments with antibodies to specific precipitates. II

Quantitative chemical studies on complement or alexin II. The interrelation of complement with antigen-antibody compounds and with sensitized red cells

Quantitative chemical studies on complement or alexin III. Uptake of complement nitrogen under varying experimental conditions

Quantitative experiments with antibodies to a specific precipitate III. Antigenic properties of horse serum fractions isolated by electrophoresis and by ultracentrifugation

A COMPARISON OF HUMAN AND GUINEA PIG COMPLEMENTS AND THEIR COMPONENT FRACTIONS

ANTIBODY FORMATION IN VOLUNTEERS FOLLOWING INJECTION OF PNEUMOCOCCI OR THEIR TYPE-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES

ANTIBODY FORMATION IN MEN FOLLOWING INJECTION OF 4 TYPE-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS

ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA .3. ANTIBODIES TO RABBIT SERUM ALBUMIN AND THEIR REACTION WITH ANTIGEN

THE HUMAN ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO SIMULTANEOUS INJECTION OF SIX SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS

EFFECT OF THE REMOVAL OF LIPIDS ON SPECIFIC PRECIPITATION

QUANTITATIVE IMMUNOCHEMICAL STUDIES WITH THE PURIFIED FACTOR IN MOUSE MILK CONNECTED WITH MAMMARY CARCINOMA

THE IMMUNOLOGICAL SPECIFICITY OF TYPE II PNEUMOCOCCUS AND ITS SEPARATION INTO PARTIAL SPECIFICITIES

THE IMMUNOLOGICAL SPECIFICITY OF TYPE-II PNEUMOCOCCUS AND ITS SEPARATION INTO PARTIAL SPECIFICITIES .2.

CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE 9