Peter Alfred Gorer

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Peter Alfred Gorer

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Genetics

#290

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Alfred Gorer FRS was a British immunologist, pathologist and geneticist who pioneered the field of transplant immunology. Peter Gorer was born in London to Edgar and Rachel née Cohen Gorer. He died of lung cancer in 1961.

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Peter Alfred Gorer's Published Works

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The genetic and antigenic basis of tumour transplantation (1937) (290)
Studies on the Genetic and Antigenic Basis of Tumour Transplantation. Linkage between a Histocompatibility Gene and 'Fused' in Mice (1948) (245)
The antibody response to tumor inoculation; improved methods of antibody detection. (1954) (216)
Some recent work on tumor immunity. (1956) (214)
Passive immunity in mice against C57BL leukosis E.L. 4 by means of iso-immune serum. (1956) (173)
The antigenic basis of tumour transplantation (1938) (162)
The Detection of Antigenic Differences in Mouse Erythrocytes by the Employment of Immune Sera (1936) (139)
Studies in Antibody Response of Mice to Tumour Inoculation (1950) (121)
THE ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO SKIN HOMOGRAFTS IN MICE (1954) (99)
The role of antibodies in immunity to transplanted leukæmia in mice (1942) (93)
Some further data on the H-2 system of antigens (1959) (83)
An analysis of an antigenic system in the mouse (the H-2 system) (1955) (78)
The Antigenic Structure of Tumors (1961) (78)
The effect of isoantibodies in vivo on three different transplantable neoplasms in mice. (1959) (74)
Pathological changes in F1 hybrid mice following transplantation of spleen cells from donors of the parental strains. (1959) (64)
SOME REACTIONS OF H‐2 ANTIBODIES IN VITRO AND IN VIVO (1958) (58)
SYNERGIC ACTION BETWEEN ISOANTIBODY AND IMMUNE CELLS IN GRAFT REJECTION (1960) (38)
Genetical studies on immunity in mice: II. Correlation between antibody formation and resistance (1938) (38)
Antibody Response to Tumor Inoculation in Mice. With Special Reference to Partial Antibodies (1947) (38)
Renal lesions found in pure lines of mice (1940) (37)
The detection of a hereditary antigenic difference in the blood of mice by means of human group a serum (1936) (34)
Proposed Revisions of ‘Transplantese’ (1961) (28)
The time of apperance of isoantibodies during the homograft response to mouse tumours. (1959) (22)
The Resistance of Four Mouse Lines to Bacterial Infection (1936) (21)
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF HIBERNATION (1930) (19)
Further Studies on Antigenic Differences in Mouse Erythrocytes (1937) (18)
The Antigenic Structure and Genetic Behaviour of a Transplanted Leukosis (1955) (18)
The treatment of certain experimental anaerobic infections with sulphapyridine and with immune sera and the problem of synergic action (1940) (17)
An Attempt to Demonstrate Neutralizing Antibodies to the Mammary Tumour “Milk Agent” in Mice (1949) (17)
THE GENETIC INTERPRETATION OF STUDIES ON CANCER IN TWINS (1938) (16)
The incidence of tumours of the liver and other organs in a pure line of mice (Strong's CBA strain). (1940) (16)
THE VALUE OF ASCITES TUMORS IN PROBLEMS OF TUMOR IMMUNITY (1955) (16)
The Significance of Studies with Transplanted Tumours (1948) (13)
The pathology of malignant histiocytoma (reticuloendothelioma) of the liver in mice. (1946) (12)
Cancer and Heredity (1938) (9)
Some reactions observed with transplanted reticuloendothelial cells in mice. (1959) (7)
The antibody response to skin homografts in mice. (1955) (6)
Some recent data on the H-2 system of mice. (1959) (6)
The immunogenetics of cancer. (1959) (4)
THE GENETICS OF CANCER IN THE MOUSE (1937) (3)
GENETICS OF HUMAN CANCER: A GENERAL SURVEY OF METHODS (1958) (3)
Development in a Burnt Child of Antibodies following Skin Homografts (1956) (2)
Morphological variation in the histiocytes of mice and men. (1946) (1)
Galton and Eugenics (1952) (1)
Immunological Tolerance (1957) (0)
ISOANTIGENS, ISOANTIBODIES AND ISOTRANSPLANTS (1959) (0)
Proposed Revisions Of 'Transplantese' (1961) (0)
Varieties of homograft responses to tumours in mice (1957) (0)
TRANSPLANTESE (1960) (0)
The Periodicity and Cause of Cancer, Leukaemia and Allied Tumours (1941) (0)
PARTHENOGENESIS IN HUMAN BEINGS (1956) (0)
GENES INVOLVED IN CANCER SUSCEPTIBILITY (1937) (0)
[Blood groups & problems concerning tissue transplantation]. (1958) (0)
Cancer Research in the U.S.S.R. (1960) (0)
A NOTE ON A PAPER BY SCHNEWEIS AND KNAKE (1) (1958) (0)
Sensational Press Reports (1958) (0)

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