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STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF IMMUNITY IN TUBERCULOSIS : THE MOBILIZATION OF MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES IN NORMAL AND IMMUNIZED ANIMALS AND THEIR RELATIVE CAPACITIES FOR DIVISION AND PHAGOCYTOSIS.

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STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF IMMUNITY IN TUBERCULOSIS : THE MOBILIZATION OF MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTES IN NORMAL AND IMMUNIZED ANIMALS AND THEIR RELATIVE CAPACITIES FOR DIVISION AND PHAGOCYTOSIS. (English)

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1 March 1939

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Journal of Experimental Medicine

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69

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579-599

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Studies on Inflammation: X. The Cytological Picture of an Inflammatory Exudate in Relation to its Hydrogen Ion Concentration

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OUTLYING ACIDOSIS DUE TO FUNCTIONAL ISCHEMIA.

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ALLERGIC IRRITABILITY : THE FORMATION OF ANTI-SHEEP HEMOLYTIC AMBOCEPTOR IN THE NORMAL AND TUBERCULOUS GUINEA PIG.

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STUDIES ON THE PNEUMOCOCCUS : I. ACID DEATH-POINT OF THE PNEUMOCOCCUS.

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THE OPTIMUM HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION FOR THE GROWTH OF PNEUMOCOCCUS.

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ENZYMES AND ANTI-ENZYMES OF INFLAMMATORY EXUDATES.

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27 May 2018

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10.1084/JEM.69.4.579

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7 November 2017

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