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J. Kent, S. Bukantz, C. Rein (1946)
Studies in complement fixation; spectrophotometric titration of complement; construction of graphs for direct determination of the 50 per cent hemolytic unit.Journal of immunology, 53
S. Rosenthal, R. Baer, B. Hagel (1958)
Failure to Sensitize to Autologous Skin.∗Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 97
C. Wilhelmj, R. Kierland, C. Owen (1962)
Production of hypersensitivity to skin in animals.Archives of dermatology, 86
J. Kent, R. Goodman, H. Conway (1946)
An abbreviated spectrophotometric technique for determining the optimal concentration of amboceptor.The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine, 31 11
J. F. Kent , S. C. Bukantz, C. R. and Rein (1946)
Studies in Complement Fixation: 1. Spectrophotometric Titration of ComplementJ Immunol, 53
Abstract Attempts were made to sensitize guinea pigs to autologous and homologous skin by means of intracutaneous injections of skin in adjuvant emulsion. The results of the complement fixation tests and skin tests and the clinical changes noted failed to indicate the development of sensitivity to skin in these guinea pigs. References 1. Rosenthal, S. A.; Baer, R. L.; and Hagel, B.: Failure to Sensitize to Autologous Skin , Proc Soc Exp Biol Med 97:279-281, 1958.Crossref 2. Wilhelmj, C. M.; Kierland, R. R.; and Owen, C. A., Jr.: Production of Hypersensitivity to Skin in Animals , Arch Derm 86:161-182, 1962.Crossref 3. Kent, J. F.; Bukantz, S. C.; and Rein, C. R.: Studies in Complement Fixation: 1. Spectrophotometric Titration of Complement; Construction of Graphs for Direct Determination of 50 Per Cent Hemolytic Unit , J Immunol 53:37-50, 1946. 4. Kent, S. J.: On Abbreviated Spectrophotometric Technic for Determining Optimal Concentration of Amboceptor , J Lab Clin Med 31:1270-1277, 1946.
Archives of Dermatology – American Medical Association
Published: Dec 1, 1964
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