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STUDIES ON THE BACTERIOPHAGE OF D'HERELLE : VII. ON THE PARTICULATE NATURE OF BACTERIOPHAGE by Bronfenbrenner, J

“…When filtrates of lysed cultures (bacteriophage) are subjected to prolonged dialysis under osmotic pressure against water, the presence of the lytic agent can…”
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Does Bacteriophage Respire? by Bronfenbrenner, J.

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THE MECHANISM OF THE ABDERHALDEN REACTION : STUDIES ON IMMUNITY. I by Bronfenbrenner, J

“…1. The Abderhalden reaction is specific. 2. The properties of serum on which it depends develop in experimental animals simultaneously with antibodies during…”
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THE NATURE OF ANAPHYLATOXIN : STUDIES ON IMMUNITY. II by Bronfenbrenner, J

“…1. The union of fresh serum of pregnant or immunized animals with the corresponding boiled protein (substratum) is accompanied by the formation of poisonous…”
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Botulinus Toxin by Bronfenbrenner, J.

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Hypersensitivity and immunity in the light of the unitarian hypothesis by BRONFENBRENNER, J

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A New Indicator for direct reading of Hydrogen Ion concentration in Growing Bacterial Cultures by Bronfenbrenner, J

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A SIMPLE ELECTRO-ULTRAFILTER by Bronfenbrenner, J J

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STUDIES ON THE PURIFICATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE by Kalmanson, G, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…A simple method of concentrating and purifying bacteriophage has been described. The procedure consisted essentially in collecting the active agent on a…”
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STUDIES ON THE BACTERIOPHAGE OF D'HERELLE : VIII. THE MECHANISM OF LYSIS OF DEAD BACTERIA IN THE PRESENCE OF BACTERIOPHAGE by Bronfenbrenner, J, Muckenfuss, R

“…We have been able to confirm the observations of Twort as well as of Gratia, that dead staphylococcus may undergo lysis if, in addition to a suitable…”
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THE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF VARIOUS COMPLEMENTS AND AMBOCEPTORS IN THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…1. The maximum activity of an antihuman hemolytic amboceptor may be obtained by employing the homologous or heterologous complement, according to the variable…”
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BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON SO-CALLED SYPHILIS ANTIGEN by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…The liver tissues of man and certain animals (dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, etc.) yield, upon alcoholic extraction, various substances which may be divided by…”
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EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL AGITATION AND OF TEMPERATURE UPON COMPLEMENT by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…1. Under certain conditions, mechanical agitation destroys the complementary activity of guinea pig serum. It is most injurious when carried out constantly at…”
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BARIUM SULPHATE ABSORPTION AND THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…The so-called syphilitic antibodies can be removed from a serum by means of absorption with barium sulphate. The removal is due either to an adsorption or a…”
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VARIATIONS IN THE COMPLEMENT ACTIVITY AND FIXABILITY OF GUINEA PIG SERUM by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…The following conclusions may be drawn from the foregoing series of experiments. The complementary activity varies within a definite limit in different…”
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Effects of complement on the specific neutralization of bacteriophage by HERSHEY, A D, BRONFENBRENNER, J

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SUBLIMATE AND THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

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THE INTERFERENCE OF INACTIVE SERUM AND EGG-WHITE IN THE PHENOMENON OF COMPLEMENT FIXATIONS by Noguchi, H, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…The fixing property of a specific precipitate and of syphilitic serum in the presence of certain antigenic lipoids, can be removed by adding certain…”
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A Simple Procedure for Study of Bacterial Activity by Bronfenbrenner, J, Schlesinger, M J

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DETACHMENT OF BACTERIOPHAGE FROM ITS CARRIER PARTICLES by Hetler, D M, Bronfenbrenner, J

“…The active substance (phage) present in the lytic broth filtrate is distributed through the medium in the form of particles. These particles vary in size…”
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