The preparation of five cation-saturated bentonites and the determination of their exchangeable cations.
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Bentonite↗
Biomedical subjects
M BARR
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Cation-saturated bentonites as constituents of ointment bases.
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Bentonite↗
A study of the formation of zones of pH change and zones of apparent stimulation of growth by E. coli and S. typhosa upon bacteriological testing of some glycerin-containing ointments.
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Bacteria↗
The formation of abnormal diphtheria antitoxin in the early stages of immunisation.
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Diphtheria↗
Immunological considerations in the prevention of diphtheria.
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Biomedical Research↗
Factors influencing the development of potential immunity and the character of the secondary response.
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Humans↗
A cord-blood survey of diphtheria immunity; comparison of 2 populations.
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Data Collection↗
Diphtheria immunization in young babies; a study of some factors involved.
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Diphtheria↗
Observations on the pH of suspensions of Volclay bentonite in distilled water and Clark-Lubs buffer solutions.
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Bentonite↗
The effect of injection on diphtheria prophylactic into apparently normal horses.
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Animals↗
The relation between antitoxic responses to prophylactic injections of different antigens.
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Antibodies↗
Qualitative differences among toxins and toxoids.
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Antitoxins↗
PROPYLENE GLYCOL: A SOLVENT-VEHICLE OF INCREASED IMPORTANCE IN DERMATOLOGY.
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Dermatology↗