Studies on the nature of antibody production during the in vitro culture of lymphoid tissues.
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Biomedical subjects
B T PERRY
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The immunological response produced in inbred mice following the isologous and homologous transfer of antigenically stimulated spleen cells.
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Autoimmunity in human thyroid disease.
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Biological and physical properties of the Ryan strain of filamentous influenza virus.
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Properties of the nucleic acid of the Ryan strain of filamentous influenza virus.
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Infectivity of influenza virus filaments.
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Influenza virus nucleic acid: relationship between biological characteristics of the virus particle and properties of the nucleic acid.
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Specific differences in the nucleic acids from A and B strains of influenza virus.
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Infectivity and nucleic acid content of influenza virus.
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Studies on the soluble complement fixing antigens of influenza virus. 3. The nature of the antigens.
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The nucleic acid content of influenza virus.
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Recombination with two influenza B strains in the de-embryonated egg.
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Studies on the soluble complement fixing antigen of influenza virus. II. Serological behaviour of the antigen.
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Ovomucin: a substrate for the enzyme of the influenza virus. III. Enzymic activity as an integral function of the influenza virus particle.
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