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Pearl Kendrick

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Pearl Kendrick's Degrees

Bachelors Bacteriology Northwestern University
Masters Bacteriology Northwestern University

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According to Wikipedia, Pearl Louella Kendrick was an American bacteriologist known for co-developing the first successful whooping cough vaccine alongside fellow Michigan Department of Public Health scientist Grace Eldering and chemist Loney Gordon in the 1930s. In the decades after the initial pertussis vaccine rollout, Kendrick contributed to the promotion of international vaccine standards in Latin America and the Soviet Union. Kendrick and her colleagues also developed a 3-in-1 shot for diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus called the DTP vaccine which was initially released in 1948.

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Pearl Kendrick's Published Works

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Mouse Protection Tests in the Study of Pertussis Vaccine: A Comparative Series Using the Intracerebral Route for Challenge. (1947) (217)
BACILLUS PARA-PERTUSSIS: A SPECIES RESEMBLING BOTH BACILLUS PERTUSSIS AND BACILLUS BRONCHISEPTICUS BUT IDENTICAL WITH NEITHER (1938) (81)
A STUDY IN ACTIVE IMMUNIZATION AGAINST PERTUSSIS (1939) (75)
Progress Report on Pertussis Immunization. (1936) (45)
Use of Alum-Treated Pertussis Vaccine, and of Alum-Precipitated Combined Pertussis Vaccine and Diphtheria Toxoid, for Active Immunization. (1942) (36)
IMMUNITY RESPONSE OF MOTHERS AND BABIES TO INJECTIONS OF PERTUSSIS VACCINE DURING PREGNANCY (1945) (34)
Incidence of parapertussis in the Grand Rapids area as indicated by 16 years' experience with diagnostic cultures. (1952) (28)
Comparison of pertussis cultures by mouse protection and virulence tests . (1949) (25)
RESPONSES OF INFANTS TO DTP-P VACCINE USED IN NINE INJECTION SCHEDULES. (1964) (23)
Can whooping cough be eradicated? (1975) (22)
Significance of Bacteriological Methods in the Diagnosis and Control of Whooping Cough. (1935) (21)
FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY STAINING AND AGGLUTINATION REACTIONS IN BORDETELLA PERTUSSIS CULTURES (1962) (21)
Fluorescent antibody techniques. Methods for identification of Bordetella pertussis. (1961) (19)
The Opsonocytophagic Test in the Study of Pertussis (1937) (19)
A FIELD STUDY OF ALUM-PRECIPITATED COMBINED PERTUSSIS VACCINE AND DIPHTHERIA TOXOID FOR ACTIVE IMMUNIZATION (1943) (16)
Serologic Response of Infants to a Multiple Vaccine for Simultaneous Immunization Against Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus, and Polio-myelitis, in Relation to the Presence of Specific Maternal Antibody. (1960) (14)
Cough Plate Examinations for B. Pertussis. (1934) (13)
SECONDARY FAMILIAL ATTACK RATES FROM PERTUSSIS IN VACCINATED AND UNVACCINATED CHILDREN (1940) (12)
Interaction between a human monocytic cell line and Salmonella typhosa. (1966) (11)
Study of a blood-free medium for transport and growth of Bordetella pertussis. (1969) (10)
Some Practical Considerations in B. Pertussis Vaccine Preparation. (1936) (8)
A study of the stability of pertussis vaccine under different conditions of storage. (1955) (7)
LABORATORY: RAPID AGGLUTINATION TECHNIC APPLIED TO B. PERTUSSIS AGGLUTINATION. (1933) (7)
ANTIGENIC RELATIONSHIPS AND TOXICITY OF MUCINOLYTIC PREPARATIONS FROM VIBRIO COMMA AND RELATED VIBRIOS (1956) (6)
HISTORY OF THE ANTIGEN COMMITTEES OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION. (1965) (5)
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PERTUSSIS VACCINE: AN APPLICATION OF SARGENT AND MERRELL'S METHOD OF MEASUREMENT (1943) (5)
Immune response in guinea pigs and monkeys to the individual components of a combined diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus antigen plus poliomyelitis vaccine. (1957) (5)
REPORT ON THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND KAHN TESTS (1927) (3)
Precipitation with Fractions of Syphilitic Serum and Arachnoid Fluid (1926) (2)
EFFECT OF CONTAMINATIAN AND AGE OF SERUM ON KAHN PRECIPITATION TEST. (1924) (2)
Multiple Antigens for Active Immunization : Report of the Study Committee on Multiple Antigens, Subcommittee on Evalution of Administrative Practices. (1944) (2)
Measuring the extent of immunization in Grand Rapids and Kent County, Michigan. (1952) (2)
USE OF HEMOLYZED SPECIMENS IN THE KAHN TEST. (1925) (2)
A Compilation of Culture Media for the Cultivation of Micro Organisms (1931) (2)
Serologic response of infants to combined inactivated measles-poliomyelitis vaccine. (1965) (2)
REGIONAL centers for phage typing Salmonella typhi cultures. (1951) (2)
Uniformity of Kahn Antigen. Mutually Established Criteria for an Acceptable Antigen and the Use of a Reference Antigen by the Michigan Department of Health Laboratories and the Serology Laboratory of the University of Michigan Hospital. (1950) (2)
Mouse protection tests in the study of pertussis vaccine; a comparative series using the intracerebral route for challenge. (1947) (2)
A Study in Active Immunization against Pertussis. With Statistical Analyses of the Data by A. J. BOROWSKI. (1939) (2)
THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF BACTERIOPHAGE LYSATES OF SALMONELLA SUIPESTIFER. III. CIRCULATING ANTIBODIES PRODUCED IN RABBITS IN RESPONSE TO INJECTED BACTERIOPHAGE LYSATES (1933) (2)
Antigenic value of various tissue extracts in Kahn test (1925) (1)
Globulin fractions separated from antipertussis rabbit serum. (1970) (1)
Studies on Antigen for the Kahn TestUniformity in Sensitivenes of Standard Antigen (1927) (1)
THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OP BACTERIOPHAGE LYSATES OF SALMONELLA SUIPESTIFER. I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION AND PRELIMINARY STUDY OP CULTURES AND LYTIC FILTRATES (1933) (1)
COORDINATING Committee on Laboratory Methods. (1949) (0)
Coördinating Committee on Laboratory Methods. (1949) (0)
Occasional sporadic cases of whooping cough-like syndrome associated with adenoviral infection: contrast with epidemic whooping cough caused by Bordetella pertussis. (1971) (0)
Comparative heat resistance of serums in the Kahn and Wassermann tests (1925) (0)
Multiple Antigen Committee, Epidemiology Section, (Response to Multiple Antigens). (1961) (0)
[Serologic response of infants vaccinated simultaneously against diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus and poliomyelitis in function of the presence of specific antibodies of maternal origin]. (1960) (0)
THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OP BACTERIOPHAGE LYSATES OF SALMONELLA SUIPESTIFER. IV. OBSERVATIONS ON THE ANTILYTIC ANTIBODY (1933) (0)
THE ANTIGENIC PROPERTIES OF BACTERIOPHAGE LYSATES OF SALMONELLA SUIPESTIER. II. RATE OF DISAPPEARANCE OF INJECTED BACTERIOPHAGE FROM THE BLOOD STREAM OF RABBITS (1933) (0)
Serum protein levels and calculated osmotic pressures in tuberculosis: I. Correlation of these values with the severity of the disease. (1951) (0)
ANTISERA, TOXOIDS, VACCINES AND TUBERCULINS IN PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT (1959) (0)

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