On the nature of certain sodium-uranium compounds

Researches on quinazolines (twenty-eighth paper). On 4-quinazolone-2-phthalones and certain of their derivatives.

Mercury derivatives of aromatic amines. I. Structure of primary and secondary p-aminophenylmercuric compounds

Mercury derivatives of aromatic amines. I. Contribution to the structure of primary and secondary p-aminophenylmercuric compounds.

The quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine. II. Monohalogenacetylbenzylamines and their hexamethylenetetraminium salts.

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.

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

Methods for the acylation of aromatic amino compounds and ureas, with especial reference to chloroacetylation.

The preparation of beta-chloro-and beta-bromopropionic acids

On amides, uramino compounds, and ureides containing an aromatic nucleus.

Syntheses in the cinchona series I The simpler cinchona alkaloids and their dihydro derivatives

Certain amino and acylamino phenol ethers

Aromatic arsenic compounds II The amides and alkyl amides of N-arylglycine arsonic acids

Aromatic arsenic compounds IV Aromatic amides of N-arylglycine arsonic acids

Aromatic arsenic compounds VN-substituted glycylarsanilic acids

Aromatic arsenic compounds VII Substituted benzyl, phenoxyethyl, and phenacylarsanilic acids

Syntheses in the cinchona series II Quaternary salts

Syntheses in the cinchona series IV Nitro-and amino-derivatives of the dihydro alkaloids

Syntheses in the cinchona series VI Aminoazo and hydroxyazo dyes derived from certain 5-amino cinchona alkaloids and their quinoline analogs

Syntheses in the cinchona series VII 5,8-diaminodihydroquinine and 5,8-diamino-6-methoxyquinoline and their conversion into the corresponding aminohydroxy and dihydroxy bases

Syntheses in the cinchona series ix certain quinicine and benzoylcinchona salts, crystalline ethyl dihydrocupreine (optochin) base, and other derivatives'

Certain triphenylmethane dyes

Studies of gas and electrolyte equilibria in the blood. III. The alkali-binding and buffer values of oxyhemoglobin and reduced hemoglobin.

Immunological relationships of cell constituents of pneumococcus.

Differentiation of oxyhemoglobins by means of mutual solubility tests.

Studies of gas and electrolyte equilibria in blood. VII. The effect of carbon monoxide on the acidity of hemoglobin.

IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS : SECOND PAPER.

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

The soluble specific substance of a strain of Friedlander bacillus

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

Immunologically specific polysaccharides

The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. V. On the chemical nature of the aldobionic acid from the specific polysaccharide of type III pneumococcus.

Reaction between proteins and diazotized aromatic amines in neutral solution

A crystalline aldobionic acid derived from gum arabic.

The displacement toxin of the neutralized mixtures of toxin-antitoxin by the "toxoid"

Data on a protein-antibody system

SPECIFIC PRECIPITATION AND MOUSE PROTECTION IN TYPE I ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERA

PROTEIN FRACTIONS OF A SCARLATINAL STRAIN OF STREPTOCOCCUS HEMOLYTICUS

Some physicochemical properties of specific polysaccharides

QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : THE DETERMINATION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF A SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE

Streptococcus scarlatinae - Volume of a forty eight hour broth culture required to yield sufficient nucleoprotein to produce skin and con stitutional reactions in susceptible individuals

Precipitins against fractions of streptococci in hemolytic streptococcus disease glomerular nephritis rheumatoid arthritis and S viridans endocarditis

The preparation and properties of thyroglobulin

Contributions of chemistry to the knowledge of immune processes

Protein fractions of the human strain (H-37) of tubercle bacillus

The molecular weight of thyroglobulin

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination I. A method

The precipitin reaction between type III pneumococcus polysaccharide and homologous antibody III. A quantitative study and a theory of the reaction mechanism