Published in J Exp Med on January 31, 1923
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS. J Exp Med (1923) 32.69
IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS : SECOND PAPER. J Exp Med (1925) 29.02
THE ANTIGENIC COMPLEX OF STREPTOCOCCUS HAEMOLYTICUS : I. DEMONSTRATION OF A TYPE-SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE IN EXTRACTS OF STREPTOCOCCUS HAEMOLYTICUS. J Exp Med (1928) 17.15
PRODUCTION OF HETEROGENETIC ANTIBODIES WITH MIXTURES OF THE BINDING PART OF THE ANTIGEN AND PROTEIN. J Exp Med (1923) 12.82
THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF RESIDUE ANTIGEN PREPARED FROM YEAST. J Exp Med (1924) 12.40
CLASSIFICATION OF THE HEMOLYTTC STREPTOCOCCI BY THE PRECIPITIN REACTION. J Exp Med (1924) 11.15
SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS IN PNEUMONIA WITH A NON-PROTEIN SOMATIC FRACTION OF PNEUMOCOCCUS. J Exp Med (1930) 10.97
SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS WITH SIMPLE CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS (PRECIPITIN REACTIONS). J Exp Med (1932) 7.49
ON THE NATURE OF BACTERIAL ALLERGIES. J Exp Med (1925) 6.78
CHEMICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF A SPECIES-SPECIFIC CARBOHYDRATE OF PNEUMOCOCCI. J Exp Med (1930) 6.69
THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF SOLUTIONS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS. J Exp Med (1925) 6.24
THE IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF STREPTOCOCCUS VIRIDANS AND CERTAIN OF ITS CHEMICAL FRACTIONS : I. SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS OBTAINED WITH ANTIBACTERIAL SERA. J Exp Med (1925) 5.73
THE IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF STREPTOCOCCUS VIRIDANS AND CERTAIN OF ITS CHEMICAL FRACTIONS : II. SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS OBTAINED WITH ANTINUCLEOPROTEIN SERA. J Exp Med (1925) 5.16
PRECIPITATION AND COMPLEMENT FIXATION REACTIONS WITH RESIDUE ANTIGENS IN THE NON-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS GROUP. J Exp Med (1924) 5.15
ON PRECIPITABLE SUBSTANCES DERIVED FROM BACILLUS TYPHOSUS AND BACILLUS PARATYPHOSUS B. J Exp Med (1928) 5.11
ON THE ROLE OF CARBOHYDRATE HAPTENS IN BACTERIAL ANAPHYLAXIS. J Exp Med (1928) 4.71
STUDIES ON THE ANTIGENIC SUBSTANCE OF THE BACTERIAL CELL. J Exp Med (1925) 4.28
STUDIES IN AGGLUTINATION : III. ON THE MECHANISM OF THE AGGLUTINATION OF BACTERIA BY SPECIFIC AGGLUTINATING SERUM. J Exp Med (1926) 4.08
IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF ENCAPSULATUS PNEUMONIAE (FRIEDLANDER'S BACILLUS). J Exp Med (1926) 3.54
STUDIES ON MENINGOCOCCUS INFECTION : III. THE ANTIGENIC COMPLEX OF THE MENINGOCOCCUS-A TYPE-SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE. J Exp Med (1933) 2.59
STUDIES ON PNEUMOCOCCUS IMMUNITY : III. THE NATURE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS ANTIGEN. J Exp Med (1923) 2.33
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL ALLERGY. J Exp Med (1926) 1.88
Correlations between plasma protein fractions, antibody titers, and the passive transfer of delayed and immediate cutaneous reactivity to tuberculin PPD and tuberculopolysaccharides. J Exp Med (1955) 1.67
A method for coupling protein antigens to erythrocytes. I. Description of method. J Exp Med (1955) 1.52
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ANAPHYLAXIS IN PNEUMOCOCCUS IMMUNITY. J Exp Med (1925) 1.31
THE CARBOHYDRATES OF GONOCOCCUS AND MENINGOCOCCUS : I. THE ALCOHOL-PRECIPITABLE FRACTION. J Exp Med (1934) 1.26
IMMUNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF A TYPICAL (S-PRODUCING) AND A DEGRADED (NON-S-PRODUCING) STRAIN OF TYPE II PNEUMOCOCCUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PROTECTIVE ANTIBODIES. J Exp Med (1927) 1.07
A SPECIFIC FLOCCULATION REACTION OCCURRING BETWEEN ALCOHOLIC EXTRACTS OF PNEUMOCOCCI AND ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERUM. J Exp Med (1927) 1.02
SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES FROM FUNGI. J Exp Med (1930) 1.00
A THERMOPRECIPITATION REACTION IN TRYPANOSOMA EQUIPERDUM INFECTION IN LABORATORY ANIMALS. J Exp Med (1934) 0.98
THE QUESTION OF SENSITIZATION OF JOINTS WITH NON-HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI. J Exp Med (1923) 0.95
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SPECIFICITY OF BACTERIAL ALLERGY TO CERTAIN OF THE NEISSERIAE. J Exp Med (1933) 0.94
STUDIES ON PATHOGENIC B. COLI FROM BOVINE SOURCES : IV. A BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE CAPSULAR SUBSTANCE. J Exp Med (1927) 0.89
Discussion on Immunity. Br Med J (1927) 0.75
THE ELABORATION OF SPECIFIC SOLUBLE SUBSTANCE BY PNEUMOCOCCUS DURING GROWTH. J Exp Med (1917) 80.64
STUDIES ON THE TUBERCULIN REACTION AND ON SPECIFIC HYPERSENSITIVENESS IN BACTERIAL INFECTION. J Exp Med (1921) 25.29
Hypersusceptibility or Anaphylaxis. J Med Res (1910) 12.89
STUDIES ON THE TUBERCULIN REACTION AND ON SPECIFIC HYPERSENSITIVENESS IN BACTERIAL INFECTION. J Exp Med (1921) 25.29
STUDIES ON BACTERIAL ANAPHYLAXIS AND INFECTION. J Exp Med (1917) 7.82
STUDIES ON TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND SYPHILIS : IV. THE DIFFERENCE IN BEHAVIOR IN IMMUNE SERUM BETWEEN CULTIVATED NON-VIRULENT TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND VIRULENT TREPONEMATA FROM LESIONS. J Exp Med (1916) 3.74
ANTIBODY FORMATION AGAINST TREPONEMA PALLIDUM-AGGLUTINATION. J Exp Med (1915) 3.15
STUDIES ON TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND SYPHILIS : V. FURTHER STUDIES ON THE RELATION OF CULTURE PALLIDA TO VIRULENT PALLIDA AND ON REINFECTION PHENOMENA. J Exp Med (1916) 3.05
THE EFFECT OF INJECTIONS OF HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI ON SUSCEPTIBLE AND INSUSCEPTIBLE ANIMALS. J Exp Med (1918) 2.60
Anaphylaxis in the White Rat. J Med Res (1924) 2.56
NOTES ON THE CULTIVATION OF TREPONEMA PALLIDUM. J Exp Med (1915) 2.07
The Fate of Typhoid Bacilli injected Intravenously into Normal and Typhoid Immune Rabbits. J Med Res (1919) 1.20
ON THE IMMUNIZATION OF ANIMALS WITH BACTERIAL PROTEOTOXINS (ANAPHYLATOXINS). J Exp Med (1914) 1.05
BMEC-1: a human bone marrow microvascular endothelial cell line with primary cell characteristics. Microvasc Res (1996) 0.98
STUDIES ON TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND SYPHILIS : II. SPIROCHAETICIDAL ANTIBODIES AGAINST TREPONEMA PALLIDUM. J Exp Med (1916) 0.92
Inhibition of secondary immune responses by immunoregulatory alphaglobulin. Transplant Proc (1971) 0.84
An Ereptic Ferment in Rabbit Leucocytes. J Med Res (1917) 0.80
STUDIES ON TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AND SYPHILIS : III. THE INDIVIDUAL FLUCTUATIONS IN VIRULENCE AND COMPARATIVE VIRULENCE OF TREPONEMA PALLIDUM STRAINS PASSED THROUGH RABBITS. J Exp Med (1916) 0.80
Oxygen transport by blood in relation to body size. Nature (1967) 0.78
Selective inhibition of adhesion molecule expression by edelfosine (ET-18-OCH3) on human umbilical vein or microvascular endothelium. Pathobiology (1995) 0.76
PROTEOTOXINS (ANAPHYLATOXINS) AND VIRULENCE. J Exp Med (1914) 0.75
Thermal stress effects on certain blood characteristics of adult male turkeys. Poult Sci (1971) 0.75
Modification of the immunologic response to human choriocarcinoma in the hamster cheek pouch by heterologous antilymphocyte serum. Cancer Res (1969) 0.75
The effect of ambient temperature upon body temperature, feed consumption, and water consumption, using two varieties of turkeys. Poult Sci (1972) 0.75