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Microbal Studies on Acute Respiratory Infection with Especial Consideration of Immunological Types

William H. Park, Anna W. Williams, and Charles Krumwiede
J Immunol 1921 6: 1-4. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Studies on Acute Respiratory Infections: I. Methods of Demonstrating Microöganisms, including "Filtrable Viruses," from upper Respiratory Tract in "health," in "Common Colds" and in "Influenza" with the Object of Discovering "Common Strains"

Anna W. Williams, Mary Nevin, Caroline R. Gurley, Alice Mann, Helena Hussey, and Florence Bittman
J Immunol 1921 6: 5-24. [Abstract] [PDF]  

II. A Study of the Serological Relationships of Pneumococci from the Upper Respiratory Tract with Special Reference to Common Colds and Influenzal Conditions

Georgia M. Cooper, Lucy Mishulow, and Ninette E. Blanc
J Immunol 1921 6: 25-51. [Abstract] [PDF]  

III. Relationship to Upper Respiratory Infections of Streptococci Producing a Green Zone on Standard Blood Agar Plates (Smith and Brown's Alpha Type)

Anna W. Williams, Aarlaug Unneberg, Agnes Goldman, and Helena Hussey
J Immunol 1921 6: 53-64. [Abstract] [PDF]  

IV. Further Studies on Grouping of Influenza Bacilli with Special Reference to Permanence of Type in the Carrier

Olga R. Povitzky, Helen T. Denny, Dorothy J. Provost, and Anna C. LaMont
J Immunol 1921 6: 65-80. [Abstract] [PDF]  

V. Accidental Inoculation of Influenza Bacilli on the Mucous Membranes of Healthy Persons with Development of Infection in at Least One. Persistence of Type Characteristics of the Bacilli

William H. Park and Georgia Cooper
J Immunol 1921 6: 81-85. [Abstract] [PDF]  

VI. A Serological Study of the Bacillus of Pfeiffer

Arthur F. Coca and Margaret F. Kelley
J Immunol 1921 6: 87-101. [Abstract] [PDF]  

VII. Report on the Prophylactic Vaccination of 1536 Persons Against Acute Respiratory Diseases, 1919–1920

Anna I. von Sholly and William H. Park
J Immunol 1921 6: 103-115. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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