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Michael Heidelberger's Degrees

PhD Pathology University of Chicago
Doctorate Medicine University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Michael Heidelberger was an American immunologist, often regarded as the father of modern immunology. He and Oswald Avery showed that the polysaccharides of pneumococcus are antigens, enabling him to show that antibodies are proteins. He spent most his early career at Columbia University and comparable time in his later years on the faculty of New York University. In 1934 and 1936 he received the Guggenheim Fellowship. In 1967 he received the National Medal of Science, and then he earned the Lasker Award for basic medical research in 1953 and again in 1978. His papers are held at the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland.

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PREVENTION OF PNEUMOCOCCAL PNEUMONIA BY IMMUNIZATION WITH SPECIFIC CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDES (1945) (516)
THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION. (1889) (360)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : III. THE REACTION BETWEEN CRYSTALLINE EGG ALBUMIN AND ITS HOMOLOGOUS ANTIBODY. (1935) (278)
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1923) (233)
THE ACTIVATING EFFECT OF MAGNESIUM AND OTHER CATIONS ON THE HEMOLYTIC FUNCTION OF COMPLEMENT (1946) (206)
A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION BETWEEN TYPE III PNEUMOCOCCUS POLYSACCHARIDE AND PURIFIED HOMOLOGOUS ANTIBODY (1929) (196)
THE PRECIPITIN REACTION BETWEEN TYPE III PNEUMOCOCCUS POLYSACCHARIDE AND HOMOLOGOUS ANTIBODY (1935) (159)
A SEROLOGICALLY INACTIVE POLYSACCHARIDE ELABORATED BY MUCOID STRAINS OF GROUP A HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS (1937) (143)
QUANTITATIVE MICRO-ESTIMATION OF ANTIBODIES IN THE SERA OF MAN AND OTHER ANIMALS. (1943) (138)
Persistence of antibodies in human subjects injected with pneumococcal polysaccharides. (1950) (126)
ANTIBODY FORMATION IN VOLUNTEERS FOLLOWING INJECTION OF PNEUMOCOCCI OR THEIR TYPE-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES (1946) (96)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : II. A STUDY OF AN AZOPROTEIN-ANTIBODY SYSTEM. (1935) (95)
THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF ANTIBODIES (1937) (93)
The Specific Polysaccharide of Type VI Pneumococcus. II.1 The Repeating Unit2 (1961) (87)
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS : THIRD PAPER. (1924) (85)
THE PRECIPITIN REACTION BETWEEN TYPE III PNEUMOCOCCUS POLYSACCHARIDE AND HOMOLOGOUS ANTIBODY (1935) (83)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : THE DETERMINATION OF SMALL AMOUNTS OF A SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE. (1932) (82)
THE SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF TYPES I, II, AND III PNEUMOCOCCUS (1936) (79)
THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT AND ISOELECTRIC POINT OF THYROGLOBULIN (1935) (78)
Immunochemical approaches to problems in microbiology (1961) (77)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : ANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN RABBITS INJECTED WITH AN AZO PROTEIN. (1933) (70)
Immunochemical relationships between bacteria belonging to two separate families: pneumococci and Klebsiella. (1976) (68)
IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1923) (64)
The Protective or Curative Element in Type B H. influenzae Rabbit Serum * (1944) (63)
A study of the purification and properties of ricin. (1947) (58)
THE HUMAN ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO SIMULTANEOUS INJECTION OF SIX SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1948) (57)
A COMPARISON OF HUMAN AND GUINEA PIG COMPLEMENTS AND THEIR COMPONENT FRACTIONS (1945) (57)
Immunochemical relationships of certain capsular polysaccharides of Klebsiella, pneumococci and Rhizobia. (1970) (51)
The interaction of antibody protein with dietary nitrogen in actively immunized animals. (1942) (51)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN : I. A METHOD. (1941) (49)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION V. THE REACTION BETWEEN CRYSTALLINE HORSE SERUM ALBUMIN AND ANTIBODY FORMED IN THE RABBIT (1937) (48)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ANTIBODY PURIFICATION : II. THE DISSOCIATION OF ANTIBODY FROM PNEUMOCOCCUS SPECIFIC PRECIPITATES AND SPECIFICALLY AGGLUTINATED PNEUMOCOCCI. (1938) (48)
THE INTERACTION OF THE BLOOD PROTEINS OF THE RAT WITH DIETARY NITROGEN (1942) (48)
QUANTITATIVE ABSOLUTE METHODS IN THE STUDY OF ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTIONS. (1939) (48)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ANTIBODY PURIFICATION : I. THE DISSOCIATION OF PRECIPITATES FORMED BY PNEUMOCOCCUS SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES AND HOMOLOGOUS ANTIBODIES. (1936) (48)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION VII. THE EGG ALBUMIN-ANTIBODY REACTION IN ANTISERA FROM THE RABBIT AND HORSE (1940) (46)
THE BACTERICIDAL PROPERTIES OF THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE (1916) (45)
Immunochemistry of Newly Found Substituents of Polysaccharides of Rhizobium Species (1969) (44)
IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF THE PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPES II, V, AND VI I (1960) (44)
THE BACTERICIDAL PROPERTIES OF THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE (1916) (43)
IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS SECOND PAPER. (1925) (42)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : VI. THE REACTION BETWEEN MAMMALIAN THYROGLOBULINS AND ANTIBODIES TO HOMOLOGOUS AND HETEROLOGOUS PREPARATIONS. (1937) (42)
Immunological Specificities Involving Multiple Units of Galactose. III.1 (1955) (41)
Behavior of antibody protein toward dietary nitrogen in active and passive immunity. (1942) (41)
Relations between structures of three K polysaccharides of Escherichia coli and cross-reactivity in antipneumococcal sera (1968) (40)
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF A STRAIN OF FRIEDLÄNDER'S BACILLUS (1925) (39)
Precipitation of the Specific Polysaccharide of Cryptococcus neoformans A by Types II and XIV Antipneumococcal Sera1 (1958) (39)
GLYCOGEN, AN IMMUNOLOGICALLY SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE (1954) (39)
The Molecular Composition of Specific Immune Precipitates from Rabbit Sera1 (1938) (39)
STUDIES OF GAS AND ELECTROLYTE EQUILIBRIA IN BLOOD VI. THE ACID PROPERTIES OF REDUCED AND OXYGENATED HEMOGLOBIN (1924) (38)
The Specific Polysaccharide of Type VI Pneumococcus. I. Preparation, Properties and Reactions1 (1959) (37)
Induction of primary and inhibition of secondary antibody response to hapten by hapten conjugates of type III pneumococcal polysaccharide. (1975) (37)
Cross-reactions of the group-specific polysaccharides of streptococcal groups B and G in anti-pneumococcal sera with especial reference to type 23 and its determinants. (1967) (36)
699. Immunopolysaccharides. Part X. The structure of the immunologically specific polysaccharide of pneumococcus type XIV (1958) (36)
Spectrophotometric standardization of complement for fixation tests. (1946) (36)
Chemical constitution and immunological specificity. (1956) (36)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN : II. THE INTERRELATION OF COMPLEMENT WITH ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPOUNDS AND WITH SENSITIZED RED CELLS. (1941) (35)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : THE ROLE OF MULTIPLE REACTIVE GROUPS IN ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY UNION AS ILLUSTRATED BY AN INSTANCE OF CROSS-PRECIPITATION. (1934) (35)
IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF CELL CONSTITUENTS OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1923) (35)
A FURTHER STUDY OF THE CROSS REACTION BETWEEN THE SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF TYPES III AND VIII PNEUMOCOCCI IN HORSE ANTISERA (1942) (35)
Immunochemistry and the Structure of Lung Galactan1 (1955) (34)
A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE CROSS REACTION OF TYPES III AND VIII PNEUMOCOCCI IN HORSE AND RABBIT ANTISERA (1937) (34)
SARMENTOCYMARIN AND SARMENTOGENIN (1929) (33)
Chemical Aspects of the Precipitin and Agglutinin Reactions. (1939) (32)
ON THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF HEMOGLOBIN (1923) (32)
Ultracentrifugal and Electrophoretic Studies on Antibodies (1936) (31)
The Soluble Specific Substance of Pneumococcus: V. On the Chemical Nature of the Aldobionic Acid from the Specific Polysaccharide of Type III Pneumococcus (1927) (31)
Degradation of a pneumococcal type-specific polysaccharide with exposure of group-specificity. (1970) (30)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : EFFECT OF SALTS ON THE REACTION. (1936) (30)
Studies in human malaria; the preparation of vaccines and suspensions containing plasmodia. (1946) (29)
Inhibition experiments with pneumococcal C and depyruvylated type-IV polysaccharides. (1972) (29)
Precipitating cross-reactions among pneumococcal types (1983) (29)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION : V. AGGLUTININ AND PRECIPITIN CONTENT OF ANTISERA TO HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA, TYPE B. (1940) (28)
ON CERTAIN AROMATIC AMINES AND CHLOROACETYL DERIVATIVES. (1919) (28)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : IV. THE REACTION OF PNEUMOCOCCUS SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES WITH HOMOLOGOUS RABBIT ANTISERA. (1937) (27)
ON NITRO- AND AMINOARYL ARSONIC ACIDS. (1918) (27)
THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF THYROGLOBULIN (1933) (27)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION : II. THE IDENTITY OF PRECIPITIN AND AGGLUTININ. (1936) (27)
Velocity of Combination of Antibody with Specific Polysaccharides of Pneumococcus (1942) (27)
Cross Reactions of Polyglucoses in Antipneumococcal Sera. VI.1 Precipitation of Type VIII and Type III Antisera by β-Glucans (1958) (26)
THE FERROUS SULFATE AND AMMONIA METHOD FOR THE REDUCTION OF NITRO TO AMINO COMPOUNDS. (1917) (26)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE I. SUBSTITUTED BENZYL HALIDES AND THE HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS DERIVED THEREFROM (1915) (26)
THE IMMUNE RESPONSE OF HUMAN BEINGS TO BRIEF INFECTIONS WITH PNEUMOCOCCUS. (1944) (26)
The specific capsular polysaccharide of Pneumococcus type IV. (1972) (25)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION : III. A REACTION MECHANISM AND A QUANTITATIVE THEORY (1937) (25)
IMPROVED METHODS FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1950) (24)
STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION : PRECIPITATING HAPTENS; SPECIES DIFFERENCES IN ANTIBODIES (1933) (23)
CHEMOTHERAPY OF TRYPANOSOME AND SPIROCHETE INFECTIONS : CHEMICAL SERIES. I. N-PHENYLGLYCINEAMIDE-p-ARSONIC ACID. (1919) (23)
A "SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE" DERIVED FROM GUM ARABIC (1929) (23)
Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. III. Reactions in horse sera. (1957) (23)
SPECIFIC PRECIPITATION AND MOUSE PROTECTION IN TYPE I ANTIPNEUMOCOCCUS SERA (1930) (22)
Structure and Immunological Specificity of Polysaccharides (1960) (22)
Linkage of pyruvyl groups in the specific capsular polysaccharide of Pneumococcus type IV. (1976) (22)
THE SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE OF TYPE XVIII PNEUMOCOCCUS. III. (1962) (22)
Additional immunochemical relationships of capsular polysaccharides of Klebsiella and pneumococci. (1972) (22)
PROTEIN FRACTIONS OF A SCARLATINAL STRAIN OF STREPTOCOCCUS HEMOLYTICUS (1931) (21)
Immunologically Specific Polysaccharides. (21)
Fractionation of Gum Arabic by Chemical and Immunological Procedures1 (1956) (21)
QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTS WITH ANTIBODIES TO A SPECIFIC PRECIPITATE. I (1941) (21)
From Helmholtz's philosophy of science to Hertz's picture-theory (1998) (20)
Denatured Egg Albumin. III. Quantitative Immunochemical Studies on Crystalline Egg Albumin Denatured in Various Ways1 (1945) (20)
Fechner's impact for measurement theory (1993) (20)
STROPHANTHIN I. STROPHANTHIDIN (1922) (20)
ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA III. ANTIBODIES TO RABBIT SERUM ALBUMIN AND THEIR REACTION WITH ANTIGEN (1947) (19)
Denatured Egg Albumin.1 I. The Preparation and Purification of Crystalline Egg Albumin Denatured in Various Ways2 (1945) (19)
THE IMMUNOLOGICAL SPECIFICITY OF TYPE II PNEUMOCOCCUS AND ITS SEPARATION INTO PARTIAL SPECIFICITIES (1956) (19)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. I. THE SIMPLER CINCHONA ALKALOIDS AND THEIR DIHYDRO DERIVATIVES. (1919) (19)
ON AMIDES, URAMINO COMPOUNDS, AND UREIDES CONTAINING AN AROMATIC NUCLEUS. (1917) (19)
Phosphorylated Egg Albumin1,2 (1941) (19)
Cross-reactions of polysaccharides of staphylococci and streptococci in antipneumococcal and other antisera. (1984) (19)
The specific polysaccharides of types A, B, C, D and F Hemophilus influenzae. (1946) (19)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN (1941) (18)
The Soluble Specific Substance of Pneumococcus: IV. On the Nature of the Specific Polysaccharide of Type III Pneumococcus (1926) (18)
CROSS-REACTIONS OF PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPES. QUANTITATIVE STUDIES WITH THE CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDES. (1964) (18)
IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPES II, V, AND VI. II (1961) (18)
The Public Health Research Institute of the City of New York, Inc (1952) (18)
Complex nature of the step in immune hemolysis involving third component of complement. (1958) (18)
Studies in human malaria; complement-fixation reactions. (1946) (17)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN : III. UPTAKE OF COMPLEMENT NITROGEN UNDER VARYING EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS. (1941) (16)
METHODS FOR THE ACYLATION OF AROMATIC AMINO COMPOUNDS AND UREAS, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHLOROACETYLATION. (1917) (16)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION : I. A METHOD (1934) (16)
ANTIBODY FORMATION IN MEN FOLLOWING INJECTION OF FOUR TYPE-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1947) (16)
Quantitative studies of complement fixation; fixation of complement in the reaction between type III pneumococcus specific polysaccharide and homologous antibody. (1948) (15)
THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF IMMUNE SUBSTANCES (15)
Quantitative studies of complement-fixation; homologous and cross-reactions in chicken- and duck-egg-albumin systems. (1948) (15)
DIFFERENTIATION OF OXYHEMOGLOBINS BY MEANS OF MUTUAL SOLUBILITY TESTS (1923) (15)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON HEMOLYSINS : I. THE ESTIMATION OF TOTAL ANTIBODY IN ANTISERA TO SHEEP ERYTHROCYTES AND STROMATA. (1942) (15)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN : IV. ADDITION OF HUMAN COMPLEMENT TO SPECIFIC PRECIPITATES (1942) (15)
NORMAL HUMAN STROMATA AS ANTIGENS FOR COMPLEMENT FIXATION IN THE SERA OF PATIENTS WITH RELAPSING VIVAX MALARIA. (1944) (15)
CROSS-REACTIONS OF ANTITYPHOID AND ANTIPARATYPHOID B HORSE SERA WITH VARIOUS POLYSACCHARIDES (1956) (15)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION : VI. THE AGGLUTININ CONTENT OF ANTISERA TO HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCI. (1941) (15)
Some contributions of immunochemistry to biochemistry and biology. (1967) (15)
SPECIFIC AND NON-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES OF TYPE IV PNEUMOCOCCUS (1931) (15)
Cross-reactions of streptococcal group N teichoic acid in antipneumococcal horse sera of types VI, XIV, XVI, and XXVII (1966) (14)
A "pure" organic chemist's downward path: chapter 2--the years at P. and S. (1979) (14)
QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTS WITH ANTIBODIES TO A SPECIFIC PRECIPITATE (1942) (14)
The specific capsular polysaccharide of type VII Pneumococcus. (1968) (14)
A "Pure" Organic Chemist's Downward Path (1977) (14)
Ideas in history (1987) (14)
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF FRIEDLÄNDER'S BACILLUS (1925) (14)
ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA IV. ANTIBODIES TO RABBIT SERUM GLOBULIN AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH ANTIGEN (1947) (13)
IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF THE PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPES II, V, AND VI III (1962) (13)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. II. QUATERNARY SALTS. (1919) (13)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE III. MONOHALOGENACYLATED AROMATIC AMINES AND THEIR HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS (1915) (13)
Some intertheoretic relations between ptolemean and Copernican astronomy (1976) (13)
Oxidized Cotton, an Immunologically Specific Polysaccharide. (1942) (13)
Towards a logical reconstruction of revolutionary change: The case of Ohm as an example (1980) (13)
THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF THYROGLOBULIN. (1934) (13)
An advanced laboratory manual of organic chemistry (13)
Crossreactions of Escherichia coli K and O polysaccharides in antipneumococcal and anti-Salmonella sera (1985) (12)
Chemical Modifications of the Specific Polysaccharide of Type III Pneumococcus1a,b (1954) (12)
Inhibition of aldobiouronates in the precipitation of pneumococcal type II and III systems. (1969) (12)
Immunochemical studies on the capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcal type IX. (1972) (12)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1932) (12)
Carbohydrate-Containing Proteins of the Hemolytic Streptococcus (1936) (12)
SOME PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES (1932) (12)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ANTIBODY PURIFICATION : III. THE REACTION OF DISSOCIATED ANTIBODY WITH SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE, AND THE EFFECT OF FORMALDEHYDE. (1938) (12)
Oxidation of the capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcal type IV by periodate. (1973) (12)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1937) (12)
Protein Fractions of a Strain of Group “A” Hemolytic Streptococci. III (1939) (12)
A Method for the Preparation of Crystalline Oxyhemoglobin (1922) (12)
Physical, chemical and immunological properties of phosphorylated crystalline horse serum albumin. (1946) (12)
The Deamination of Crystalline Egg Albumin.1,2 I. Preparation and Properties of Various Soluble and Denatured Derivatives (1951) (12)
Oxidation of the capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcal type IX by periodate. (1972) (12)
Quantitative studies of complement-fixation; homologous and cross-reactions in pneumococcal type III and type VIII systems. (1948) (12)
ON NITRO- AND AMINOPHENOXYACETIC ACIDS. (1917) (11)
Immunochemical Properties of the Periodate-oxidized Polysaccharide of Group A Hemolytic Streptococcus (1963) (11)
PROTEIN FRACTIONS OF THE HUMAN STRAIN, H-37, OF TUBERCLE BACILLUS. II (1934) (11)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1937) (11)
Preparation and Administration of Globulin from Rabbit Antipneumococcus Sera.∗ (1938) (11)
Immunochemical relationships of certain streptococcal group and type polysaccharides to pneumococcal capsular antigens. (1969) (11)
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1924) (11)
CROSS-REACTIONS OF GLUCOSE-CONTAINING POLYSACCHARIDES IN ANTIPNEUMOCOCCAL SERA. VII. THE PRECIPITATION OF TYPE IX ANTISERA BY ISOLICHENIN, AND OTHER REACTIONS. (1963) (11)
Cross-reactions of additional extracellular polysaccharides of Klebsiella. (1973) (11)
A CRYSTALLINE ALDOBIONIC ACID DERIVED FROM GUM ARABIC (1929) (10)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. II. THE AMIDES AND ALKYL AMIDES OF N-ARYLGLYCINE ARSONIC ACIDS. (1919) (10)
Immunochemistry of pneumococcal types II, V, and VI. IV. Cross-reactions of type V antipneumococcal sera and their bearing on the relation between types II and V. (1962) (10)
Denatured Egg Albumin. II. Viscosities, Particle Weights and Electrophoretic Mobilities of Crystalline Egg Albumin Denatured in Various Ways1 (1945) (10)
Studies in human malaria; attempts to influence relapsing vivax malaria by treatment of patients with vaccine (Pl. vivax). (1946) (10)
Studies in human malaria; an attempt at vaccination of volunteers against mosquito-borne infection with Pl. vivax. (1946) (10)
ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA : II. ANTIBODIES TO PNEUMOCOCCUS NUCLEOPROTEIN AND THEIR REACTION WITH ANTIGEN. (1947) (10)
THE PREPARATION OF β-CHLORO- AND β-BROMOPROPIONIC ACIDS. (1917) (10)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE II. MONOHALOGENACETYLBENZYLAMINES AND THEIR HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS (1915) (10)
VIII – The Formation, Measurement, and Persistence of Antibodies in Man after Immunization (1956) (10)
A kinetic method for the titration of complement. (1956) (10)
EFFECT OF THE REMOVAL OF LIPIDS ON SPECIFIC PRECIPITATION (1950) (9)
The Deamination of Crystalline Egg Albumin.1,2 III. Quantitative Immunochemical Studies on Crystalline Egg Albumin and its Denatured and Deaminated Derivatives (1951) (9)
CELL PROTEIN FRACTIONS OF BOVINE AND AVIAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS STRAINS AND OF THE TIMOTHY-GRASS BACILLUS (1938) (9)
THE CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS TYPE IX (1966) (9)
On a New Group of Bactericidal Substances Obtained from Hexamethylenetetramine. (1915) (9)
Chemical Constitution of the Specific Polysaccharide of Type XVIII Pneumococcus1a,1b (1954) (9)
Studies in human malaria; an attempt at vaccination of paretics against blood-borne infection with Pl. vivax. (1946) (9)
Fractionation and physical-chemical studies of a commercial preparation of the specific polysaccharide of type I pneumococcus. (1948) (9)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. III. AZO DYES DERIVED FROM HYDROCUPREINE AND HYDROCUPREIDINE. (1919) (9)
THE ISOMERIC HYDROXYPHENYLARSONIC ACIDS AND THE DIRECT ARSENATION OF PHENOL. (1919) (9)
Data on a Protein-Antibody System (1930) (8)
STUDIES OF GAS AND ELECTROLYTE EQUILIBRIA IN BLOOD VII. THE EFFECT OF CARBON MONOXIDE ON THE ACIDITY OF HEMOGLOBIN (1924) (8)
The preparation and properties of fractions of pig complement. II. (1955) (8)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION : IV. QUANTITATIVE DATA ON PNEUMOCOCCUS R (DAWSON S)- ANTI-R (S) SYSTEMS. (1938) (8)
Complement; immunity intensifier, diagnostic drudge, chemical curiosity. (1946) (8)
Measurement and preservation of antibodies in human sera. (1949) (8)
SPECIFIC AND NON-SPECIFIC CELL POLYSACCHARIDES OF A HUMAN STRAIN OF TUBERCLE BACILLUS, H-37 (1937) (8)
MORE ON CROSS‐REACTIONS OF PNEUMOCOCCI AND KLEBSIELLA (1978) (8)
Serological Reactivity of Synthetic Polyglucoses. (1953) (8)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. V. DIHYDRO-DESOXY-QUININE AND DIHYDRO-DESOXY-QUINIDINE AND THEIR DERIVATIVES. (1920) (8)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE IV. MONOHALOGENACYLATED SIMPLE AMINES, UREAS, AND URETHANES, AND THE HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS DERIVED THEREFROM (1915) (8)
A QUANTITATIVE, ABSOLUTE METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF COMPLEMENT (ALEXIN). (1940) (8)
Cross-reactions of lipopolysaccharides of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in antipneumococcal and other antisera (1986) (8)
Precipitins Against Fractions of Streptococci in Hemolytic Streptococcus Disease, Glomerular Nephritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and S. Viridans Endocarditis (1933) (8)
QUANTITATIVE IMMUNOCHEMICAL STUDIES WITH THE PURIFIED FACTOR IN MOUSE MILK CONNECTED WITH MAMMARY CARCINOMA (1952) (8)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. I. A PLAN OF PROCEDURE FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF ARSENICALS FOR CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC RESEARCH. (1919) (8)
CROSS-REACTIONS OF STREPTOCOCCAL A AND V CARBOHYDRATES IN TYPE II ANTIPNEUMOCOCCAL HORSE SERA. (1959) (7)
MERCURY DERIVATIVES OF AROMATIC AMINES I. CONTRIBUTION TO THE STRUCTURE OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY p-AMINOPHENYLMERCURIC COMPOUNDS (1915) (7)
Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. V. Precipitation by glycogens and limit dextrins. (1957) (7)
The Probabilistic Revolution, Volume 1 (1990) (7)
Immunochemical determination of the configuration of a haptenic substituent. (1980) (7)
The cross-reactivity of ketha gum and pneumococcal type I--short cut to a constituent of a polysaccharide. (1962) (7)
PREDICTED AND UNPREDICTED CROSS-REACTIONS OF AN ACETYLPHOSPHOGALACTAN OF SPOROBOLOMYCES YEAST. II (1968) (7)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION (1938) (7)
Specific and Non-Specific Cell Polysaccharides of the Human Type of Tubercle Bacillus, H37. 20 (1932) (7)
COMPLEMENT AND ITS COMPONENTS IN HUMAN CEREBROSPINAL FLUID. (1949) (7)
The Probabilistic Revolution:@@@Volume 1, Ideas in History@@@Volume 2, Ideas in the Sciences. (1988) (7)
Identification of D-galacturonic acid in the specific capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcal type XXV. (1976) (7)
THE SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE OF TYPE 18A PNEUMOCOCCU. (1964) (6)
Reaction Between Proteins and Diazotized Aromatic Amines in Neutral Solution.∗ (1929) (6)
Immunochemistry of the capsular polysaccharide of an acinetobacter. (1969) (6)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. VI. AMINOAZO AND HYDROXYAZO DYES DERIVED FROM CERTAIN 5-AMINO CINCHONA ALKALOIDS AND THEIR QUINOLINE ANALOGS. (1920) (6)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION (1936) (6)
Pig complement and its fractionation for the production of reagents containing third component. (1951) (6)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. V. N-SUBSTITUTED GLYCYLARSANILIC ACIDS. (1919) (6)
Immunochemical properties of hualtaco gum. (1966) (6)
ABSENCE OF A PROSTHETIC GROUP IN A TYPE-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1951) (6)
Antigenic potency in man of the specific polysaccharides of types I and V pneumococcus and their products of alkaline degradation. (1951) (6)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. IV.2 NITRO- AND AMINO-DERIVATIVES OF THE DIHYDRO ALKALOIDS. (1920) (5)
THE FORMATION OF ANTIBODIES IN MAN AFTER INJECTION OF PNEUMOCOCCAL POLYSACCHARIDES. (1957) (5)
The specific soluble substance of pneumococcus (1923) (5)
THE IMMUNOLOGICAL SPECIFICITY OF TYPE II PNEUMOCOCCUS AND ITS SEPARATION INTO PARTIAL SPECIFICITIES. II (1960) (5)
CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHEMISTRY TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF IMMUNE PROCESSES (1933) (5)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. IX. DIAZO-AMINO COMPOUNDS OF ARSANILIC ACID AND ITS DERIVATIVES. (1921) (5)
IMMUNOCHEMICAL DIAGNOSIS OF THE LINKAGE OF d-MANNOSE RESIDUES (1963) (5)
Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. IV. Inhibition of hemolysis by the reaction products. (1958) (5)
Immunochemical studies of mangle gum (Rhizophora mangle L). (1971) (5)
PROTEIN CONSTITUTION AND IMMUNOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR (1938) (5)
Cross-reactions of polysaccharides of Lipomyces in antipneumoccal and other antisera. (1972) (5)
PREDICTED AND UNPREDICTED CROSS-REACTIONS OF AN ACETYLPHOSPHOGALACTAN OF SPOROBOLOMYCES YEAST (1968) (5)
The polysaccharide of Shigella dysenteriae and its cross-reactions with antisera to the pneumococcal types II and VI. (1965) (5)
Attempts at a quantitative estimation of the second component of complement. (1951) (5)
IMMUNOCHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE ALDOBIURONIC ACID OF THE SLIME OF SPHAEROTILUS NATANS. (1964) (5)
Chemical Studies in Bacterial Agglutination. III. A Quantitative Theory of Bacterial Agglutination.∗ (1936) (5)
Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. IV. Precipitation in rabbit antisera to type IX and type XII pneumococcus. (1957) (5)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE VI. HALOGENETHYL ETHERS AND ESTERS AND THEIR HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS (1915) (5)
Inactivation of complement by egg albumin; rabbit antiegg albumin. (1958) (5)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE VIII. MISCELLANEOUS SUBSTANCES CONTAINING ALIPHATICALLY BOUND HALOGEN AND THE HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS DERIVED THEREFROM (1915) (4)
Cross-reactions of polysaccharides of fungi, molds, and yeasts in anti-pneumococcal and other antisera. (1984) (4)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION (1934) (4)
RESEARCHES ON QUINAZOLINES (TWENTY-EIGHTH PAPER). ON 4-QUINAZOLONE-2-PHTHALONES AND CERTAIN OF THEIR DERIVATIVES.1 (1912) (4)
CERTAIN AMINO AND ACYLAMINO PHENOL ETHERS. (1919) (4)
Antiproteins in horse sera. VI. Salt fractionation of antibodies to the globulin of rabbit serum. (1951) (4)
ON THE NATURE OF CERTAIN SODIUM-URANIUM COMPOUNDS. (1909) (4)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. VIII. THE HYDROGENATION OF DIHYDROCINCHONINE, CINCHONINE AND DIHYDROQUININE1 (1922) (4)
The Deamination of Crystalline Egg Albumin.1,2II. Physical and Chemical Properties of the Soluble and Denatured Derivatives (1951) (4)
Circulating trans-sialidase activity and trans-sialidase-inhibiting antibodies in Trypanosoma cruzi-infected mice (1995) (4)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE MOUSE MAMMARY CARCINOMA VIRUS (1952) (4)
Some Patterns of Change in the Baconian Sciences of the Early 19th Century Germany (1981) (4)
The Amount of Circulating Precipitin Following the Injection of a Soluble Antigen (1930) (4)
The Formation of Precipitin for the Group a Specific Carbohydrate of Streptococcus Hemolyticus in Rabbits Injected Intravenously and Subcutaneously (1934) (4)
CROSS-REACTIONS OF PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPES (1964) (4)
The soluble specific substance of a strain of Friedländer bacillus (1925) (3)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ANTIBODY PURIFICATION (1938) (3)
THE QUATERNARY SALTS OF HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE VII. ω-HALOGEN DERIVATIVES OF ALIPHATIC-AROMATIC KETONES AND THEIR HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINIUM SALTS (1915) (3)
Cross-reactivity of the membrane teichoic acid of Streptococcus faecalis N.C.I.B. 8191 in antipneumococcal type XII and type XVI sera. (1974) (3)
IMMUNOCHEMICAL SHORT CUTS TO THE CHEMISTRY OF CARBOHYDRATES. (1964) (3)
Antiproteins in horse sera. VII. Fractionation by alcohol of antibodies to the globulin of rabbit serum. (1951) (3)
[Formation, measurement and persistence of antibodies after immunization in man]. (1954) (3)
Cross-reactions of various microbial, fungal, mold, and yeast polysaccharides in antipneumococcal and other antisera (1993) (3)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Clark W. Eichelberger, American Association for the United Nations (1948) (3)
The Unity of Nature and Mind: Gustav Theodor Fechner’s Non-Reductive Materialism (1994) (3)
Recognition of Antibodies as Labeled Globulins (1983) (3)
The microestimation of antibodies with one milliliter samples of antisera of low antibody content. (1951) (3)
IMMUNIZATION OF RABBITS WITH PERIODATE-OXIDIZED PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPE VI SPECIFIC CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDE COUPLED TO HORSE ANTIBODY (1963) (2)
Homologous and cross-reactive precipitins in anti-pneumococcal sera raised in mules. (1978) (2)
General discussion: molecular basis of the cause and expression of somatic cell variation. (1958) (2)
Concepts of Self-Organization in the 19th Century (1990) (2)
The beginnings of quantitative immunochemistry (1979) (2)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1936) (2)
The Deamination of Crystalline Egg Albumin. IV. Side Reactions (1952) (2)
QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTS WITH ANTIBODIES TO SPECIFIC PRECIPITATES. II (1941) (2)
PROTEIN FRACTIONS OF THE H 37 (HUMAN) STRAIN OF TUBERCLE BACILLUS. (1933) (2)
Inactivation of complement by egg albumin-rabbit antiegg albumin. II. Inhibition by serum constituents. (1958) (2)
Immunological behavior of the “E” strain of Friedländer bacillus and its soluble specific substance (1925) (2)
Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. I. Dependence of the extent of hemolysis on concentrations of reactants. (1957) (2)
Fractions of pig complement. III. An inhibitor of active complement. (1956) (2)
A "pure" organic chemists downward path. (1977) (2)
Issues for a well-developed philosophy of scientific experimentation (1998) (2)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON HEMOLYSINS (1942) (2)
Fixation of complement with the purified factor in mouse milk connected with mammary carcinoma. (1952) (2)
National Academy of Sciences Conference on complement. (1951) (2)
Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. II. Effect of composition of C' on concentration dependence in immune hemolysis. (1957) (2)
Memorandum from Michael Heidelberger to the United States Army, Office of the Surgeon General (1918) (2)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. X. DIHYDROCINCHONICINOL AND THE DIHYDROQUINICINOLS1 (1922) (2)
THE DISPLACEMENT OF TOXIN FROM NEUTRALIZED TOXIN-ANTITOXIN MIXTURES BY "TOXOID" OR ANATOXIN. (1930) (2)
Preparation of the Specific Polysaccharide of Type I Pneumococcus (1935) (2)
THE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDES (1932) (2)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1935) (2)
STREPTOCOCCUS SCARLATINAE: VOLUME OF A FORTY-EIGHT HOUR BROTH CULTURE REQUIRED TO YIELD SUFFICIENT NUCLEOPROTEIN TO PRODUCE SKIN AND CONSTITUTIONAL REACTIONS IN SUSCEPTIBLE INDIVIDUALS (1933) (2)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN (1942) (2)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1933) (1)
Cross-reactions of plant polysaccharides in antipneumococcal and other antisera, an update. (1982) (1)
SPECIAL ARTICLES. (1)
Cross Reactions of Polyglucoses in Antipneumococcal Sera (1957) (1)
QUANTITATIVE ABSOLUTE METHODS IN THE STUDY OF ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTIONS (1939) (1)
Problems in immunology. (1972) (1)
ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA (1947) (1)
The clonal selection theory of acquired immunity: By Sir Macfarlane Burnet, University of Melbourne, Australia. Vanderbilt University Press, Nashville, Tenn., 1959. xiii + 209 pp. Price $5.00 (1960) (1)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ANTIBODY PURIFICATION (1936) (1)
II – The Chemistry of Antigens and Antibodies (1956) (1)
DISCUSSION: PART II (1957) (1)
THE STRUCTURE OF NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC ANTIGENS. (1936) (1)
V – Relations Between Chemical Constitution and Immunological Specificity (1956) (1)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1934) (1)
Reminiscences. A "pure" organic chemist's downward path: 2. The years at P. and S. (1984) (1)
Proteic Fractions of a Strain of Group A Hemolytic Streptococcus (1941) (1)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. IX. CERTAIN QUINICINE AND BENZOYLCINCHONA SALTS, CRYSTALLINE ETHYL DIHYDROCUPREINE (OPTOCHIN) BASE, AND OTHER DERIVATIVES1 (1922) (1)
Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. VI. Effect of inhibitors from sheep serum on immune hemolysis. (1962) (1)
STUDIES ON THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1933) (1)
THE VOLUMETRIC DETERMINATION OF CERIUM IN CERITE AND MONAZITE. (1910) (1)
UNSYMMETRICAL DERIVATIVES OF AROMATIC DIAMINES. (1917) (1)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. VI. N-(PHENYL-4-ARSONIC ACID)-α-PHENYLGLYCINE AND ITS AMIDES. (1919) (1)
The Immunologically Specific Capsular Polysaccharides of the Pneumococcal Types XVIII and XVIIIA: Similarities and Differences. (1964) (1)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Manfred M. Mayer, Johns Hopkins University (1948) (0)
Identification of a Costimulatory Molecule Rapidly Induced by CD40L as CD44H ByYong Guo,* Yan Wu,* Sanjay Shinde,* Man-Sun Sy,~ (1996) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Morris W. Watkins, Columbia University (1956) (0)
THE PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. (1942) (0)
Fractions of Pig Complement (1956) (0)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN (1941) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Charles D. Hurd, Northwestern University (1939) (0)
The Molecular Weight of Thyroglobulin (1934) (0)
An appeal by American scientists to the governments and people of the world (1958) (0)
Notices of Books (1961) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Jacques J. Bronfenbrenner, Washington University School of Medicine (1943) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to the Bache Fund (1937) (0)
Formal Discussion of the Papers of Drs. Witebsky, Rapport and Graf, and Rubin (1961) (0)
Mercury Derivatives of Aromatic Amines: I. Structure of Primary and Secondary p-Amino-Phenylmercuric Compounds. (1915) (0)
DISCUSSION OF THE TWO PRECEDING PAPERS (1970) (0)
Complement; immunity intensifier, diagnostic drudge, chemical curiosity. (1946) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to the Editor of Industrial and Engineering News (1951) (0)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION (1940) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Alden H. Emery, American Chemical Society (1954) (0)
Howing structures of the K polysaccharides of Escherichia coli 09 : K 30 : H 12 ( D (0)
Making Philosophy of Science More Relevant (1993) (0)
Immunochemical Approaches to Biological Problems (1943) (0)
[Excerpt from Michael Heidelberger's scrapbook during his postdoctoral stay in Europe] (0)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1935) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Roger Adams, Committee of the Arts and Sciences for Eisenhower (CASE) (1956) (0)
Antibody formation in volunteers following injection of pneumococci or their type-specific polysaccharides. (1946) (0)
A Complex Polysaccharide Fraction from the Cells of the Human Type of Tubercle Bacillus, H 37.∗ † (1935) (0)
Citation and presentation of the academy medal to Donald D. Van Slyke. (1967) (0)
Curriculum Vitae of Michael Heidelberger (1988) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Sol Bloom, United States House of Representatives (1945) (0)
ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA (1947) (0)
VI – Complement and Immune Hemolysis (1956) (0)
[Bibliography of Michael Heidelberger's writings] (1986) (0)
Immunology as a Tool in Biological Research: Immunochemical Approaches to Biological Problems (1943) (0)
Reading the Helix Backwards (1968) (0)
Recent Chemical Trends in the Study of Immunity. (1940) (0)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. VIII. THE AMIDES OF (4-ARSONIC ACID)-PHENOXYACETIC ACID AND THE ISOMERIC PHENOXYACETYL-ARSANILIC ACIDS. (1919) (0)
Science, freedom and peace. (1947) (0)
THE ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH. (0)
Goethe as a Scientist (0)
IX – The Precipitin Reaction and Studies of Native and Denatured Proteins and Derivatives* (1956) (0)
Ronald N. Giere/Alan W. Richardson (eds.), Origins of Logical Empiricism (Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science, vol. XVI), Minneapolis/London: University of Minnesota Press 1996 (1999) (0)
The antibody response of rabbits to a single injection of type I pneumococci. (1949) (0)
[Cross reactions of higher type-specific capsular polysaccharides of Klebsiella in antipneumococcal sera]. (1977) (0)
CERTAIN TRIPHENYLMETHANE DYES1 (1922) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Joshua Lederberg (1956) (0)
Fractionation of a Type 1 Strain of Group “A” Hemolytic Streptococci (1941) (0)
"To Stop Bomb Threats" [Letter to the Editor of The New York Herald Tribune] (1957) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to D. Carleton Gajdusek, The Children's Hospital (Cincinnati, Ohio) (1948) (0)
Preparation and Immunological Properties of Acid-Denatured Egg Albumin.∗ (1940) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Salvador E. Luria (1947) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to C. C. Price, University of Notre Dame (1949) (0)
CLOSING REMARKS (1970) (0)
Protein Fractions of the Timothy Grass Bacillus.∗ (1932) (0)
Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. V. Enhancement of guinea pig complement by carboxypeptidase A. (1959) (0)
[Excerpt from Michael Heidelberger's laboratory notebook] (1916) (0)
Michael Heidelberger reviews his reviews (1977) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to William C. Boyd, Boston University (1940) (0)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BACTERIAL AGGLUTINATION (1937) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to E. J. Crane, Chemical Abstracts (1939) (0)
"Wedding March" [Sheet music] (1916) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Enrique E. Ecker, Western Reserve University (1945) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Linus Pauling (1942) (0)
Cross-reactions of streptococcal group-specific substances in antipneumococcal serums. (1966) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Richard G. Hodges, United States Army Air Forces (1945) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Max Delbruck, California Institute of Technology (1938) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Hugh S. Taylor, Princeton University (1939) (0)
Mercury Derivatives of Aromatic Amines (1915) (0)
Publications Received (1955) (0)
THE SOLUBLE SPECIFIC SUBSTANCE OF PNEUMOCOCCUS (1923) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to A. Wetmore, National Academy of Sciences (1954) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Simon Flexner, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research (1932) (0)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. X. AZO DYES DERIVED FROM ARSANILIC ACID. (1921) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to W. Walcher, Philipps University (1953) (0)
Alphonse Raymond Dochez, April 21, 1882-June 30, 1964. (1971) (0)
[Rutgers University] Institute of Microbiology Annual Report: July 1, 1955 - June 30, 1956 (1956) (0)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. III. THE UREIDES AND β-SUBSTITUTED UREIDES OF N-ARYLGLYCINE ARSONIC ACIDS. (1919) (0)
IV – Bacterial Agglutination and the Consequences of Quantitative Studies on the Precipitin and Agglutinin Reactions (1956) (0)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON ANTIBODY PURIFICATION (1938) (0)
[Excerpts from Michael Heidelberger's diary during his sabbatical studies in Europe] (1924) (0)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. IV. AROMATIC AMIDES OF N-ARYLGLYCINE ARSONIC ACIDS. (1919) (0)
SYNTHESES IN THE CINCHONA SERIES. VII. 5,8-DIAMINODIHYDROQUININE AND 5,8-DIAMINO-6-METHOXYQUINOLINE AND THEIR CONVERSION INTO THE CORRESPONDING AMINOHYDROXY AND DIHYDROXY BASES1 (1922) (0)
I – Immunochemistry—Past, Present, and Future* (1956) (0)
[CONTRIBUTION OF IMMUNOCHEMISTRY TO THE STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURES]. (1964) (0)
Loss of a Sage (1990) (0)
QUANTITATIVE CHEMICAL STUDIES ON COMPLEMENT OR ALEXIN (1941) (0)
Aspects of the Immune Hemolytic Reaction. III. Dependence of the Extent of Immune Hemolysis upon Temperature. (1957) (0)
My Idea of Why I Failed to Win a Nobel Prize (1984) (0)
III – Development of Quantitative Analytical Methods in Immunology—the Precipitin Reaction (1956) (0)
Pneumococcal polysaccharides and their significance (1982) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Kai O. Pedersen (1935) (0)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1936) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Geddes Smith, Commonwealth Fund (1940) (0)
Antibody formation in the immunization of human beings. (1946) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Selman A. Waksman, Rutgers University Institute of Microbiology (1953) (0)
A QUANTITATIVE THEORY OF THE PRECIPITIN REACTION (1940) (0)
INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE ON IMMUNOCHEMISTRY (1942) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to F. M. Burnet, University of Melbourne (1966) (0)
Preparative Changes Necessitated by a Quantitative Study of Precipitating Power of Pneumococcus Polysaccharides.∗ (1935) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to C. W. Shilling, United States Department of the Navy (1952) (0)
ANTIPROTEINS IN HORSE SERA (1947) (0)
Probability and conceptual change in scientific thought : workshop at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research of the University of Bielefeld, July 2-5, 1981 (1982) (0)
CHEMOTHERAPY OF TRYPANOSOME AND SPIROCHETE INFECTIONS (1919) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Edward Mellanby, Medical Research Council of Great Britain (1947) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to his mother, Fannie Camp Heidelberger (1952) (0)
Studies in Human Malaria (1946) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to F. M. Burnet, Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (1941) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to A. M. Pappenheimer, Jr., University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (1940) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Charles A. Doan, Ohio State University (1940) (0)
The Probabilistic Revolution, Volumes 1 and 2 and Volume 1; Ideas in History and Volume 2: Ideas in the Sciences (1988) (0)
AROMATIC ARSENIC COMPOUNDS. VII. SUBSTITUTED BENZYL, PHENOXYETHYL, AND PHENACYLARSANILIC ACIDS. (1919) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to the Loyalty Board, Bronx Veterans' Administration Hospital (1949) (0)
Immunochemistry. Biochemical Society symposia no. 10: Organized and edited by R. T. Williams. Cambridge University Press, New York, 1953. vi + 94 pages. Price $2.75 (1954) (0)
Aspects of the Immune Hemolytic Reaction (1957) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Walter W. Palmer, Public Health Research Institute (1947) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Felix Haurowitz (1948) (0)
Letter from Michael Heidelberger to A. D. Hershey (1941) (0)

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