JAMES PERSONS SIMONDS, MD, 1878-1964.
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History, 19th Century↗
Biomedical subjects
O E HEPLER
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Certain quantitative aspects in the fixation of complement by viral antigens and antibodies.
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Antibodies↗
Comparison of two methods of primary incubation for viral and rickettsial complement-fixation tests.
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Complement System Proteins↗
Some pitfalls in the performance and the interpretation of results of serologic tests for virus and rickettsial diseases.
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Humans↗
The stability of human complement-fixing antibodies against lymphogranuloma venereum, psittacosis, influenza A, and influenza B antigens under various conditions of storage.
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Antibodies↗
Chromogenic bacteria with a case report of a fatal infection caused by Serratia marcescens.
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Humans↗
Comparison of tests for occult blood in feces.
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Blood↗
Stains for fat in feces.
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Coloring Agents↗
Studies in temperature regulation. I. Response of normal men to changes in environmental temperature.
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Body Temperature↗
An explosive outbreak of primary atypical pneumonia in a college community.
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Disease Outbreaks↗
Inhibition of complement fixation by certain serums when tested against psittacosis and lymphogranuloma venereum antigens.
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Complement System Proteins↗
A summary of two years' experience with virus complement fixation tests in relation to hospital and clinic patients.
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Ambulatory Care Facilities↗