Carl Hamilton Browning

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According to Wikipedia, Carl Hamilton Browning LLD FRS FRSE was a Scottish bacteriologist and immunologist. He is especially remembered for his important work in Germany with Paul Ehrlich. He discovered the therapeutic qualities of acridine dyes.

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Topley and Wilson's Principles of Bacteriology and Immunity (1946) (306)
The Acridines (1951) (67)
The history of bacteriology. (1947) (58)
FLAVINE AND BRILLIANT GREEN, POWERFUL ANTISEPTICS WITH LOW TOXICITY TO THE TISSUES (1917) (47)
The trypanocidal action of certain phenanthridinium compounds (1938) (39)
Relationships between Antiseptic Action and Chemical Constitution with Special Reference to Compounds of the Pyridine, Quinoline, Acridine and Phenazine Series (1922) (31)
Chemo‐therapy in trypanosome‐infections: An experimental study (31)
The Antiseptic Properties of the Amino Derivatives of Styryl and Anil Quinoline (1926) (30)
THE ANTISEPTIC PROPERTIES OF ACRIFLAVINE AND PROFLAVINE, AND BRILLIANT GREEN (1917) (26)
78. Researches in the phenanthridine series. Part VI. The relationship between structure and trypanocidal properties (1945) (23)
Recent methods in the diagnosis and treatment of syphilis (1912) (21)
Phenanthridine Compounds as Chemotherapeutic Agents in Experimental T. cruzi Infections (1946) (20)
The Antiseptic and Trypanocidal Action of some Benzoylamino Quinoline Anil and Styryl Compounds (1933) (20)
The Isolation of Typhoid Bacilli from Faeces by means of Brilliant Green in Fluid Medium (1913) (20)
The Trypanocidal Action of Some Derivatives of Anil and Styryl Quinoline (1929) (19)
Constituents concerned in the Wassermann syphilis reaction, with special reference to lecithin and cholesterin (18)
78. Researches in the phenanthridine series. Part V. The colour and antiseptic properties of quaternary salts (1938) (17)
On the Action of Complement as Agglutinin (1906) (17)
STERILIZATION OF THE SKIN AND OTHER SURFACES BY A MIXTURE OF CRYSTAL VIOLET AND BRILLIANT GREEN (1918) (16)
Hydrogen‐ion concentration and antiseptic potency, with special reference to the action of acridine compounds (14)
Aminoacridine Compounds as Surface Antiseptics (1943) (13)
On the filtration of serum complement (12)
Stable Dwarf-Colony Forms produced by Staphylococcus pyogenes. (1950) (12)
On Chemical Combination and Toxic Action as Exemplified in Haemolytic Sera (11)
CHRONIC ENTERIC CARRIERS AND THEIR TREATMENT (1933) (10)
1 – Chemotherapy with Antibacterial Dyestuffs (1964) (10)
Emil Behring and Paul Ehrlich: Their Contributions to Science (1955) (9)
Bactericidal Properties Conferred on the Blood by Intravenous Injections of Diamino-Acridine Sulphate (1918) (9)
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ANTISEPTIC ACTION OF FLAVINE. (1917) (8)
THE ANTISEPTIC ACTION OF THE STYRYL-PYRIDINES AND STYRYL-QUINOLINES * (1923) (8)
THE CHEMOTHERAPY OF RECENT EXPERIMENTAL WOUND INFECTIONS (1925) (8)
The chemotherapy of trypanosome infections. (1954) (7)
THE COMPLEMENT‐FIXATION TEST IN SYPHILIS (1919) (7)
The Wassermann reaction in rabbits infected with the trypanosomes of nagana, and the effect of treatment with arsenophenylglycin (Ehrlich) (7)
On the bactericidal action of normal serum (6)
The Testing of Antiseptics in Relation to their Use in Wound Treatment (1919) (6)
THE ANTISEPTIC PROPERTIES OF CYANINE DYES * (1922) (6)
The Therapeutic Action of some Bismuthyl Derivatives of Organic Hydroxy-Acids (1927) (6)
The Germicidal Action of Ultra-Violet Radiation and Its Correlation with Selective Absorption.--Addendum (1917) (6)
Antiseptic Compounds: Some Further Derivatives of Anilquinoline (1928) (6)
The Antiseptic Action of Compounds of the Apocyanine, Carbocyanine and Isocyanine Series (1924) (6)
THE VALUE OF ANTISEPTICS IN THE CONTROL OF BACTERIAL INFECTIONS * (1934) (6)
Paul Ehrlich—Memories of 1905-7 (1954) (5)
Chemotherapy by Sulphanilamide Drugs (1939) (5)
Chemotherapy of T. Congolense Infections with Phenanthridine Compounds: Biological Aspects (1949) (5)
Therapeutic Interference caused by Isomerides of Trypanocidal Styryl Quinoline Derivatives. (1931) (5)
The chemotherapy of Trypanosoma congolense infection with phenanthridinium compounds etc. (1948) (5)
Studies on Experimental Tuberculosis in Mice The Susceptibility of Mice to Inoculation with Tubercle Bacilli (1926) (5)
The Effect of the Stage of Infection on the Chemotherapeutic Response of T. congolaise and on the Immunity following Cure. (1943) (5)
The antiseptic and trypanocidal properties of some anil and styryl derivatives of 4 amino quinaldine (1933) (5)
Proflavine and acriflavine. (1967) (5)
The Antiseptic Potency of Acriflavine, with Considerations on the Variability of Results in Testing Antiseptics (1921) (5)
Variation in Chemotherapeutic Susceptibility Associated with Change in Virulence of a Strain of Trypanosoma brucei (1935) (5)
The Antiseptic and Trypanocidal Action of Certain Styryl and Anil Benzthiazole Derivatives (1931) (4)
Modifications of serum and organ extract due to physical agencies, and their effect on the Wassermann syphilis reaction (4)
On the Properties of Anti-immune-bodies and Complementoids (1906) (4)
Suggestions for a New Criterion of a Positive Wassermann Reaction based on an Analysis of 2334 Quantitative Tests (1920) (4)
The action of cholesterin and its derivatives on lecithin as syphilitic antigen and as hæmolysin with cobra venom (3)
The antiseptic and trypanocidal action of certain styryl and anil quinoline carboxylamides. (1932) (3)
On the Wassermann Reaction, and especially its Significance in Relation to General Paralysis (1909) (3)
[Acquired immunity to Trypanosoma congolense, further observations]. (1953) (3)
Aminostyryl Quinoline and Aminoanil Quinoline Compounds. A New Group of Trypanocidal Agents. (3)
On the Combining Properties of Serum-Complements and on Complementoids (3)
Experimental infection with Trypanosoma congolense in mice: The effect of splenectomy (1934) (3)
The Present Status of Amino-acridine Compounds (Flavines) as Surface Antiseptics. (1943) (3)
WASSERMANN TESTS: THE OCCURRENCE OF VARIATIONS IN THE RESULTS OF SUCCESSIVE TESTS ; THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF THE DATA. (1919) (3)
Observations on the chemo-therapy of bacterial infections, with special reference to experimental pneumococcus infection (3)
112. The preparation and therapeutic properties of certain 4-substituted quinoline derivatives (1939) (3)
THE TREATMENT OF SYPHILIS BY SALVARSAN (1911) (2)
THE BIOLOGICAL SYPHILIS-REACTION, ITS SIGNIFICANCE AND METHOD OF APPLICATION. (1909) (2)
CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC ACTION ON SP. MINUS IN MICE BY CERTAIN ANIL AND STYRYL QUINOLINE COMPOUNDS FREE FROM METALS OR METALLOIDS (1936) (2)
Synthetic Dyes as Antiseptics and Chemotherapeutic Agents. (1922) (2)
THE ACTION OF ACRIDINE ANTISEPTICS—ACRIFLAVINE AND RIVANOL—ON STREPTOCOCCI WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SUBCUTANEOUS INFECTIONS IN MICE (1928) (2)
A NOTE ON THE USE OF "ANTIGENS" IN DIAGNOSIS BY THE WASSERMANN REACTION: THE NECESSITY FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. (1918) (2)
225. Researches in the phenanthridine series. Part VII. Quaternary salts with urethane and urea substituents (1946) (2)
THE TREATMENT OF WOUNDS BY FLAVINE (1918) (2)
115. The preparation and therapeutic properties of certain acridine derivatives. Part II. Derivatives of s-(6-amino-2-quinolyl)-5-acridylethenes (1938) (2)
Chemotherapeutic Antiseptics (1937) (2)
CRITICAL REVIEW HAEMOLYSIS IN ITS CLINICAL ASPECTS (1913) (2)
The Antigenic Properties of Globin, with a Note on the Independence of the Properties of Serum and Tissue Proteins, as Exemplified by the Absence of Antibody from the Globin of an Immunised Animal (1920) (1)
The Treatment of Relapses in Experimental Trypanosome Infections: Cores after Repeated Relapses without increasing the Dose of the Chemotherapeutic Agent. (1)
Applied bacteriology : studies and reviews of some present-day problems for the laboratory worker, the clinician, and the administrator (1)
THE TECHNIQUE OF THE WASSERMANN REACTION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE USE OF ANTIGENS CONTAINING CHOLESTERIN. (1914) (1)
INVESTIGATIONS ON SYPHILIS AS AFFECTING THE HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITY (1914) (1)
THE ANTISEPTIC ACTION OF CARBAZOLE-3-DIAZONIUM CHLORIDE AND CERTAIN OTHER DIAZONIUM COMPOUNDS: WITH A NOTE ON THE PREPARATION OF CARBAZOLE-3-DIAZONIUM CHLORIDE (1935) (1)
Use and Abuse of Antiseptics (1938) (1)
Prophylaxis of Experimental Trypanosome Infections by Chemotherapeutic Agents. (1934) (1)
Problems of Infection (1944) (1)
The Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glasgow (1947) (0)
Excerpts from the history of chemotherapy. (1967) (0)
Discussion on Paratyphoid Fever (1916) (0)
Differential Antiseptic Action of Organic Dyes (1915) (0)
THE TRYPANOCIDAL ACTION OF CERTAIN STYRYL SELENAZOLE COMPOUNDS (1935) (0)
Equipment for the Calling of Medicine (1946) (0)
The Common Cold: A Survey of Recent Work (1935) (0)
THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF IMMUNITY REACTIONS * (1915) (0)
Ulcerating Gummatous Syphilide Treated by "606" in a Congenital Syphilitic (1911) (0)
On the Nature of the Opsonins of Normal and of Immune Sera and on Opsonic effects resulting from the combined Action of Immune Body and Complement. (1908) (0)
The Present Position of Chemotherapy by Drugs of the Sulphani-lamide Group. The Bacteriological and Experimental Aspect. (1939) (0)
THE MEASURE OF THE POTENCY OF ANTISEPTICS—THEIR THERAPEUTIC VALUE IN WOUNDS (1917) (0)
Letter from C. H. Browning to Joshua Lederberg (1950) (0)
The Antisyphilitic Action and Other Effects of Arsenical Compounds in Relation to Their Constitution (1921) (0)
Toxicity of Amino-acridine Compounds (1944) (0)
Commemoration of Paul Ehrlich's Genius (1957) (0)
THE IMPORTANCE OF METHOD IN THE ISOLATION OF PATHOGENIC ORGANISMS OF THE TYPHOID GROUP FROM FAECES (1916) (0)
THE GERMICIDAL POWER OF FLAVINE. (1917) (0)
Experimental Work Bearing on the Virulence of the Tubercle Bacillus and on the Localisation of Tuberculous Lesions in the Lungs (1923) (0)
Prof. Hans Sachs (1945) (0)
On the Alterations in Haemolytic Immune-body which occur during the Process of Immunisation (1911) (0)
The Diagnosis and Treatment of Non-Venereal Pyogenic Infections of the Urinary Tract, with Special Reference to Urinary Antiseptics (1922) (0)
Chemotherapy-the Progress of Thirty Yean and the Prospect. (1935) (0)
The Antiseptic “Flavine” (Acriflavine) (1917) (0)
Latent and Chronic Infections with the Typhoid Bacillus (1910) (0)
THE ISOLATION OF TYPHOID AND PARATYPHOID BACILLI FROM FAECES, With Special Reference to the Use of Brilliant Green and Telluric Acid (1915) (0)
Problems of Infection: A Lecture Commemorating the Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Sir Hector Cameron. (1944) (0)
Hydrogen Dioxid in Burns. (1900) (0)
RESEARCH ON THE ANTISEPTIC PROPERTIES OF “FLAVINE” COMPOUNDS (1917) (0)
Paul Ehrlich's Collected Papers (1961) (0)
An anti‐substance to globin, and its properties (0)
Muir & Ritchie's manual of bacteriology (1937) (0)
Infectivity in Acquired Syphilis, with Special Reference to the Wassermann Reaction: The Bearing on Administrative Control of Treatment (1920) (0)
Discussion on Paratyphoid Fever. (0)
Pathology in Britain in the first half of the twentieth century, with a glance forward. (1967) (0)
Studies on immunity, by Robert Muir...in collaboration with Carl H. Browning, M. D., Alexander R. Ferguson, M. D. and William B. M. Martin. (0)
Supersensitiveness: An Outline of the Chief Facts and Views as to Its Nature (1934) (0)
THE DIFFERENTIATION OF DYSENTERY BACILLI. (1918) (0)

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