Vaccination against tuberculosis with nonliving vaccines. II. Vaccination of guinea pigs with phenol-killed tubercle bacilli.
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A Q WELLS
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Vaccination against tuberculosis with nonliving vaccines. 3. Vaccination of guinea pigs with fractions of phenol-killed tubercle bacilli.
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Intradermal vaccination with the vole bacillus.
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Actively acquired tolerance to tuberculo-protein.
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Survival of vole bacilli in fresh and freeze-dried suspensions.
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Observations on the growth and the enumeration of vole bacilli.
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Immunization with dead tubercle bacilli.
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Enumeration of viable vole bacilli by direct agar phase contrast microscopy.
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Vaccination against tuberculosis with the vole bacillus.
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The growth of intracellular tubercle bacilli in relation to their virulence.
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Bacillus↗
Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. muris.
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Lipids of living and killed tubercle bacilli.
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The persistence of resistance following the disappearance of hypersensitivity in guinea-pigs after vaccination with vole bacillus and BCG.
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The effect on experimental tuberculosis of the intravenous injection of micrococcin.
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
The behaviour of intravenously injected particles of carbon and micrococcin in normal and tuberculous tissue.
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