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According to Wikipedia, Hideyo Noguchi, also known as Seisaku Noguchi, was a prominent Japanese bacteriologist who in 1911 discovered the agent of syphilis as the cause of progressive paralytic disease. Early life Noguchi Hideyo, whose childhood name was Seisaku Noguchi, was born to a family of farmers for generations in Inawashiro, Fukushima prefecture in 1876. When he was one and a half years old, he fell into a fireplace and suffered a burn injury on his left hand. There was no doctor in the small village, but one of the men examined the boy. "The fingers of the left hand are mostly gone," he said, "and the left arm, the left foot, and the right hand are burned; I don't know how badly."

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A DEMONSTRATION OF TREPONEMA PALLIDUM IN THE BRAIN IN CASES OF GENERAL PARALYSIS (1913) (116)
SNAKE VENOM IN RELATION TO HÆMOLYSIS, BACTERIOLYSIS, AND TOXICITY (1902) (113)
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF HERPETOMONADS AND LEISHMANIAS : I. CULTIVATION OF HERPETOMONADS FROM INSECTS AND PLANTS. (1926) (70)
MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND NOMENCLATURE OF LEPTOSPIRA (SPIROCHÆTA) ICTEROHÆMORRHAGIÆ (INADA AND IDO) (1918) (55)
SPIROCHÆTA ICTEROHÆMORRHAGIÆ IN AMERICAN WILD RATS AND ITS RELATION TO THE JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN STRAINS (1917) (52)
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF HERPETOMONADS AND LEISHMANIAS II. DIFFERENTIATION OF THE ORGANISMS BY SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS AND FERMENTATION TESTS. (1926) (48)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : I. CULTIVATION OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS. (1926) (47)
CULTURAL STUDIES ON MOUTH SPIROCHÆTÆ (TREPONEMA MICRODENTIUM AND MACRODENTIUM) (1912) (43)
METHOD FOR THE PURE CULTIVATION OF PATHOGENIC TREPONEMA PALLIDUM (SPIROCHÆTA PALLIDA) (1911) (43)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE CULTIVATION OF THE MICROÖRGANISM CAUSING EPIDEMIC POLIOMYELITIS (1913) (37)
THE SURVIVAL OF LEPTOSPIRA (SPIROCHÆTA) ICTEROHÆMORRHAGIÆ IN NATURE; OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING MICROCHEMICAL REACTIONS AND INTERMEDIARY HOSTS (1918) (35)
THE ETIOLOGY OF TRACHOMA (1928) (33)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : IV. THE EFFECT OF INOCULATION OF ANTHROPOID APES WITH BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS. (1926) (33)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : XIV. THE INSECT VECTORS OF CARRION'S DISEASE. (1929) (31)
A CUTANEOUS REACTION IN SYPHILIS (1911) (28)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : V. THE EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSION OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS BY TICKS (DERMACENTOR ANDERSONI). (1926) (28)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (28)
THE DRUG-FASTNESS OF SPIROCHETES TO ARSENIC, MERCURIAL, AND IODIDE COMPOUNDS IN VITRO (1917) (27)
TREPONEMA MUCOSUM (NEW SPECIES), A MUCIN-PRODUCING SPIROCHÆTA FROM PYORRHEA ALVEOLARIS, GROWN IN PURE CULTURE (1912) (26)
CRISTISPIRA IN NORTH AMERICAN SHELLFISH. A NOTE ON A SPIRILLUM FOUND IN OYSTERS (1921) (23)
Serum Diagnosis of Syphilis (1912) (21)
PURE CULTIVATION IN VIVO OF VACCINE VIRUS FREE FROM BACTERIA (1915) (20)
MORPHOLOGICAL AND PATHOGENIC VARIATIONS IN TREPONEMA PALLIDUM (1912) (20)
The constitution of snake venom and snake sera (20)
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF HERPETOMONADS AND LEISHMANIAS (1926) (19)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (18)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : II. TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENTS ON YELLOW FEVER. (1919) (17)
THE COMPARATIVE MERITS OF VARIOUS COMPLEMENTS AND AMBOCEPTORS IN THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1911) (17)
PURE CULTIVATION OF SPIROCHÆTA PHAGEDENIS (NEW SPECIES), A SPIRAL ORGANISM FOUND IN PHAGEDENIC LESIONS ON HUMAN EXTERNAL GENITALIA (1912) (16)
THE CULTIVATION OF TRICHOMONAS OF THE HUMAN MOUTH (TETRATRICHOMONAS HOMINIS) (1917) (16)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : III. THE BEHAVIOR OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS IN MACACUS RHESUS. (1926) (16)
CONTRIBUTION TO THE CULTIVATION OF THE PARASITE OF RABIES (1913) (15)
Snake Venoms An Investigation of Venomous Snakes, with Special Reference to the Phenomena of their Venoms (15)
PLEOMORPHISM AND PLEOBIOSIS OF BACILLUS BIFIDUS COMMUNIS (1910) (15)
THE DIRECT CULTIVATION OF TREPONEMA PALLIDUM PATHOGENIC FOR THE MONKEY (1912) (14)
Snake venoms, an investigation of venomous snakes with special reference to the phenomena of their venoms, by Hideyo Noguchi ... (14)
FURTHER STUDY ON THE CULTURAL CONDITIONS OF LEPTOSPIRA (SPIROCHÆTA) ICTEROHÆMORRHAGIÆ (1918) (14)
IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES WITH A STRAIN OF LEPTOSPIRA ISOLATED FROM A CASE OF YELLOW FEVER IN MERIDA, YUCATAN (1920) (14)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : XI. COMPARISON OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS AND BARTONELLA MURIS. CULTIVATION OF BACTERIUM MURIUM, N. SP. (1928) (13)
THE ETIOLOGY OF VERRUGA PERUANA (1926) (13)
THE PHOTODYNAMIC ACTION OF EOSIN AND ERYTHROSIN UPON SNAKE VENOM (1906) (13)
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH IN SYPHILIS: WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO SPIROCH[ill]ETA PALLIDA (TREPONEMA PALLIDUM) (1912) (12)
CULTIVATION OF RICKETTSIA-LIKE MICROORGANISMS FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER TICK, DERMACENTOR ANDERSONI (1926) (12)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : X. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF DIFFERENT STRAINS OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CLINICAL TYPES OF CARRION'S DISEASE AND THE VIRULENCE OF THE INFECTING ORGANISM. (1928) (12)
THE RELATION OF PROTEIN, LIPOIDS AND SALTS TO THE WASSERMANN REACTION (1909) (12)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE CULTIVATION OF THE VIRUS OF POLIOMYELITIS: FIFTEENTH NOTE (1913) (11)
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE PROPERTIES OF PURE VACCINE VIRUS CULTIVATED IN VIVO (1918) (11)
VENEREAL SPIROCHETOSIS IN AMERICAN RABBITS (1922) (11)
THE PURE CULTIVATION OF SPIROCHÆTA DUTTONI, SPIROCHÆTA KOCHI, SPIROCHÆTA OBERMEIERI, AND SPIROCHÆTA NOVYI (1912) (11)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : I. SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS OF THE YELLOW FEVER PREVALENT IN GUAYAQUIL. (1919) (10)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (10)
THE THERMOSTABILE ANTICOMPLEMENTARY CONSTITUENTS OF THE BLOOD (1906) (10)
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS (1923) (10)
Action of Certain Biological, Chemical, and Physical Agents upon Cultures of Leishmania ; some Observations on Plant and Insect Herpetomonads. (10)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : II. VIABILITY OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS IN CULTURES AND IN THE PRESERVED BLOOD AND AN EXCISED NODULE OF MACACUS RHESUS. (1926) (10)
THE TRANSMISSION OF TREPONEMA PALLIDUM FROM THE BRAINS OF PARETICS TO THE RABBIT (1913) (10)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1929) (9)
CULTIVATION OF TREPONEMA CALLIGYRUM (NEW SPECIES) FROM CONDYLOMATA OF MAN (1913) (9)
CONCERNING SURVIVAL AND VIRULENCE OF THE MICROORGANISM CULTIVATED FROM POLIOMYELITIC TISSUES (1915) (9)
THE EFFECT OF EOSIN UPON TETANUS TOXIN AND UPON TETANUS IN RATS AND GUINEA-PIGS (1906) (9)
A METHOD FOR CULTIVATING TREPONEMA PALLIDUM IN FLUID MEDIA (1912) (9)
PURE CULTIVATION OF SPIROCHÆTA REFRINGENS (1912) (8)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : X. COMPARATIVE IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES AND LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROHAEMOORRHAGIAE. (1920) (8)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE CULTIVATION OF SO CALLED TRACHOMA BODIES (1913) (8)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : VIII. PRESENCE OF A LEPTOSPIRA IN WILD ANIMALS IN GUAYAQUIL AND ITS RELATION TO LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROHÆMORRHAGIÆ AND LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES. (1919) (7)
CULTIVATION OF PATHOGENIC TREPONEMA PALLIDUM (1911) (7)
ON THE RESISTANCE OF VARIOUS SPIROCHAETES IN CULTURES TO THE ACTION OF CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL AGENTS (1913) (7)
IMMUNITY STUDIES OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER : II. PROPHYLACTIC INOCULATION IN ANIMALS. (1923) (6)
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXPERIMENTAL PROPHYLACTIC INOCULATION AGAINST LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROHÆMORRHAGIÆ (1918) (6)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : XVI. VERRUGA IN THE DOG AND THE DONKEY. (1929) (6)
CULTIVATION OF SPIROCHÆTA GALLINARUM (1912) (6)
EXPERIMENTAL PRODUCTION OF A TRACHOMA-LIKE CONDITION IN MONKEYS: BY MEANS OF A MICRO-ORGANISM ISOLATED FROM AMERICAN INDIAN TRACHOMA (1927) (6)
EFFECTS OF MECHANICAL AGITATION AND OF TEMPERATURE UPON COMPLEMENT (1911) (6)
THE SPIROCHETAL FLORA OF THE NORMAL MALE GENITALIA (1918) (6)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON SO-CALLED SYPHILIS ANTIGEN (1911) (6)
Upon the Production and Properties of Anti-Crotalus venin. (1904) (6)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1928) (6)
BACTERIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES OF AN EPIDEMIC OF KOCH-WEEKS BACILLUS CONJUNCTIVITIS ASSOCIATED WITH CELL INCLUSION CONJUNCTIVITIS (1915) (6)
A NEW AND SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1909) (6)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : XV. EFFECT OF IMMUNE SERUM ON THE COURSE OF BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS INFECTION IN MACACUS RHESUS. (1929) (5)
A FILTER-PASSING VIRUS OBTAINED FROM DERMACENTOR ANDERSONI (1926) (5)
THERAPEUTIC EXPERIMENTS WITH ANTICROTALUS AND ANTIMOCCASIN SERA (1906) (5)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (5)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : IX. MOSQUITOES IN RELATION TO YELLOW FEVER. (1919) (5)
EXPERIMENTAL INTRADERMAL PNEUMOCOCCUS INFECTION IN RABBITS (1928) (5)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1927) (5)
The Pfeiffer Reaction in Yellow Fever (1924) (5)
The Isolation and Maintenance of Leishmania on the Medium Employed for the Cultivation of Organisms of the Leptospira Group of Spirochetes (5)
THE BUTYRIC ACID TEST FOR SYPHILIS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF METASYPHILITIC AND OTHER NERVOUS DISORDERS (1909) (5)
On the Multiplicity of the Serum Hemagglutinins of cold-blooded Animals. (1903) (5)
Yellow Fever Research, 1918-1921: A Summary. (5)
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON YELLOW FEVER IN NORTHERN BRAZIL (1924) (5)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1927) (5)
Non-fixation of complement (1909) (4)
Certain Alterations in Biological Properties of Spirochaetes through Artificial Cultivation. (4)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1927) (4)
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON YELLOW FEVER OCCURRING IN MERIDA, YUCATAN (1920) (4)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : IX. BACTERIUM PERUVIANUM, N. SP., A SECONDARY INVADER OF THE LESIONS OF VERRUGA PERUANA. (1927) (4)
THE RELATION OF MOSQUITOES AND FLIES TO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ACUTE POLIOMYELITIS (1917) (4)
ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE REACTION AND OF DESICCATION UPON OPSONINS (1907) (4)
A STUDY OF THE PROTECTIVE ACTION OF SNAKE VENOM UPON BLOOD CORPUSCLES (1905) (3)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1928) (3)
IMMUNOLOGY OF THE PERUVIAN STRAINS OF LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES (1921) (3)
A BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE PHENOMENA KNOWN AS COMPLEMENT-SPLITTING (1912) (3)
Prophylactic Inoculation against Yellow Fever. (3)
On non-specific complement fixation (1909) (3)
ON CERTAIN THERMOSTABILE VENOM ACTIVATORS (1906) (3)
Prophylaxis and Serum Therapy oí Yellow Fever. (3)
The fate of so-called syphilitic antibody in the precipitin reaction (1909) (3)
ON EXTRACELLULAR AND INTRACELLULAR VENOM ACTIVATORS OF THE BLOOD, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO LECITHIN AND FATTY ACIDS AND THEIR COMPOUNDS (1907) (3)
THE LUETIN REACTION (1912) (3)
Leptospira Icteroides and Yellow Fever. (1920) (3)
THE INFLUENCE OF COLLOIDS UPON THE DIFFUSION OF HÆMOLYSINS (1906) (3)
Etiology of Yellow Fever. iv. The Acquired Immunity of Guinea Pigs against Leptospira icteroides after the Inoculation of Blood of Yellow Fever Patients. (1919) (3)
On the plurality of cytolysins in snake venom (3)
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON YELLOW FEVER IN NORTHERN PERU (1921) (2)
Leptospiras, Pathogenic and Non-Pathogenic. Together with Some Observations on the Spirochetal Flora of Stagnant Fresh and Salt Water and the Mammalian Stomach. (2)
BARIUM SULPHATE ABSORPTION AND THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1911) (2)
IMMUNOLOGICAL STUDIES ON PURE CULTURES OF VARIOUS SPIROCHETES (1917) (2)
THE EFFECT OF EOSIN AND ERYTHROSIN UPON THE HÆMOLYTIC POWER OF SAPONIN (1906) (2)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER : XIII. CHEMOTHERAPY IN EXPERIMENTAL BARTONELLA BACILLIFORMIS INFECTION. (1928) (2)
On Some of the Recent Advances in the Field of Microbiology; with Demonstrations of the Pure Cultures of various Spirochætes, of the Viruses of Rabies and Poliomyelitis, and of Creponema pallidum in the Brains of General Paralytics (1914) (2)
THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE UPON THE RATE OF REACTION (HÆMOLYSIS, AGGLUTINATION, PRECIPITATION) (1906) (2)
On Some of the Recent Advances in the Field of Microbiology; with Demonstrations of the Pure Cultures of various Spirochætes, of the Viruses of Rabies and Poliomyelitis, and of Treponema pallidum in the Brains of General Paralytics. (2)
CONTRIBUTION TO THE ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (2)
ON THE INHIBITORY INFLUENCE OF EOSIN UPON SPORULATION (1908) (2)
THE INTERFERENCE OF INACTIVE SERUM AND EGG-WHITE IN THE PHENOMENON OF COMPLEMENT FIXATIONS (1911) (2)
VARIATIONS IN THE COMPLEMENT ACTIVITY AND FIXABILITY OF GUINEA PIG SERUM (1911) (2)
INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE UPON THE VELOCITY OF THE COMPLEMENT FIXATION REACTION IN SYPHILIS (1918) (2)
ABNORMAL BACTERIA FLAGELLA IN CULTURES: THEIR RESEMBLANCE TO SPIROCHETES (1926) (2)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER XI. SERUM TREATMENT OF ANIMALS INFECTED WITH LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES. (1920) (2)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : VII. DEMONSTRATION OF LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES IN THE BLOOD, TISSUES, AND URINE OF YELLOW FEVER PATIENTS AND OF ANIMALS EXPERIMENTALLY INFECTED WITH THE ORGANISM. (1919) (2)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : XIII. BEHAVIOR OF THE HEART IN THE EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF GUINEA PIGS AND MONKEYS WITH LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES AND LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROHAEMORRHAGIAE. (1921) (2)
IDENTIFICATION OF SPIROCHÆTA PALLIDA IN CULTURE (1912) (2)
A RATIONAL AND SIMPLE SYSTEM OF SERO-DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1909) (2)
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TREPONEMA PALLIDUM AS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF SYPHILIS, AND THE CULTURAL DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN THIS ORGANISM AND CERTAIN MORPHOLOGICALLY ALLIED SPIROCHAETAE. (1912) (2)
Upon the Plurality of Cytolysins in Normal Blood Sera. (1903) (2)
On the Heat lability of the Complements of cold-blooded Animals. (1903) (1)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1926) (1)
SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS-Reply (1918) (1)
A HOMOHEMOLYTIC SYSTEM FOR THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1918) (1)
THE NATURE OF THE ANTITETANIC ACTION OF EOSIN (1907) (1)
A METHOD OF FACILITATING THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS UNDER WAR CONDITIONS (1918) (1)
THE SERODIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1909) (1)
RESEARCHES ON YELLOW FEVER, COMPARATIVE ÆTIOLOGICAL, PATHOLOGICAL, AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS; PREVENTION AND TREATMENT. (1922) (1)
Some critical considerations on the serum diagnosis of syphilis (1909) (1)
“Diffusion into Colloids and a Biological Method for Testing the Rate of Diffusion” (1904) (1)
RECENT EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON YELLOW FEVER (1)
The butyric reaction for syphilis in man and in the monkey (1908) (1)
SUBLIMATE AND THE SERUM DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS (1911) (1)
TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS--SNAKE VENOMS AND ANTIVENINS (1907) (1)
Pure culture of the spirochaetes of the European, American and African relapsing fever. (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1928) (0)
A Preliminary Report on the Cultivation of the Microbe of Oroya Fever (1926) (0)
Pure cultivation of vaccine virus free from bacteria. (0)
IMMUNITY STUDIES OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER : I. USEFULNESS OF IMMUNE SERUM IN SUPPRESSING AN IMPENDING INFECTION (1923) (0)
Books and Authors (1907) (0)
TOXINS AND VENOMS AND THEIR ANTIBODIES. (1907) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1929) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1929) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1928) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : XIV. DURATION OF THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF ANTI-ICTEROIDES IMMUNE SERUM AFTER SUBCUTANEOUS INOCULATION INTO ANIMALS. (1922) (0)
“The action of eosin upon tetanus-toxin and tetanus” (1904) (0)
On the chemical inactivation and regeneration of complement (1906) (0)
“The action of eosin and erythrosin upon snake venom,” with demonstrations (1904) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1926) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1922) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1920) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1920) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER : XII. CHEMOTHERAPY VERSUS SEROTHERAPY IN EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION WITH LEPTOSPIRA ICTEROIDES. (1920) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1921) (0)
A lipolytic form of hemolysis (1906) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1926) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1928) (0)
THE SPIROCHETAL FLORA OF THE NORMAL FEMALE GENITALIA (1918) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1926) (0)
Etiología del tracoma (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (0)
Pure Cultivation in Vivo of Vaccine Virus Free from Bacteria (1915) (0)
DR. NOGUCHI AND THE WASSERMANN TEST (1919) (0)
Medicine (1931) (0)
ABNORMAL BACTERIAL FLAGELLA (1927) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1920) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF OROYA FEVER (1926) (0)
IMMUNITY STUDIES OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER (1923) (0)
A BIOCHEMICAL STUDY OF THE PHENOMENA KNOWN AS COMPLEMENT-SPLITTING (1912) (0)
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF HERPETOMONADS AND LEISHMANIAS (1926) (0)
Lister Institute Report (1936) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (0)
ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER (1919) (0)
“The protective action of venom upon blood-corpuscles,” with demonstration (1904) (0)
LOCAL IMMUNITY TO TETANUS IN INOCULATED RATS TREATED WITH EOSIN (1907) (0)
IMMUNITY STUDIES OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER (1923) (0)
Medicine (1914) (0)

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