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Doctorate Medicine Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Stanhope Bayne-Jones was an American physician, bacteriologist, medical historian and a United States Army medical officer with the rank of brigadier general. Early life and education Bayne-Jones was born on November 6, 1888, in New Orleans as the son of physician. His grandfather Joseph Jones was also a physician and served in the medical department of the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. In this way, Bayne-Jones was influenced in his future career choice.

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BACTERIOPHAGE THERAPY: REVIEW OF THE PRINCIPLES AND RESULTS OF THE USE OF BACTERIOPHAGE IN THE TREATMENT OF INFECTIONS (1934) (120)
Growth in size of micro‐organisms measured from motion pictures I. Yeast, saccharomyces cerevisiae (1932) (51)
Growth in size of micro‐organisms measured from motion pictures II. Bacillus megatherium (1932) (48)
BACTERIAL CALORIMETRY II. RELATIONSHIP OF HEAT PRODUCTION TO PHASES OF GROWTH OF BACTERIA (1929) (47)
Growth in size of micro‐organisms measured from motion pictures. III. Bacterium coli (1932) (36)
CLUB-FORMATION BY ACTINOMYCES HOMINIS IN GLUCOSE BROTH, WITH A NOTE ON B. ACTINOMYCETUM-COMITANS (1925) (31)
The blood-vessels of the heart valves (1917) (29)
Cytological Changes during the Formation of the Endospore in Bacillus megatherium (1933) (28)
The evolution of preventive medicine in the United States Army, 1607-1939 (1968) (23)
Mycobacterium (sp. ?), Ryan Strain, isolated from Pleural Exudate. (1931) (20)
CHANGES IN THE SHAPE AND SIZE OF BACTERIUM COLI AND BACILLUS MEGATHERIUM UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF BACTERIOPHAGE—A MOTION PHOTOMICROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANISM OF LYSIS (1933) (18)
EVENTRATION OF THE DIAPHRAGM: WITH REPORT OF A CASE OF RIGHT-SIDED EVENTRATION (1916) (15)
The hospital as a center of preventive medicine. (1949) (14)
THE PRESENCE OF PROTHROMBIN AND THROMBOPLASTIN IN THE BLOOD PLATELETS (1912) (12)
BACTERIAL CALORIMETRY I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS. DESCRIPTION OF DIFFERENTIAL MICROCALORIMETER (1929) (9)
EQUILIBRIA IN PRECIPITIN REACTIONS : THE COEXISTENCE OF A SINGLE FREE ANTIGEN AND ITS ANTIBODY IN THE SAME SERUM. (1917) (9)
ROENTGENOGRAPHY OF THE LUNGS: ROENTGENOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN LIVING ANIMALS AFTER INTRATRACHEAL INJECTION OF IODOFORM EMULSION (1917) (9)
INFLUENZA-LIKE BACILLI ISOLATED FROM CATS (1923) (8)
Human Torulosis (1946) (7)
The Effect of Carbohydrates on Bacterial Growth and Development of Infection (1936) (7)
A Textbook of Bacteriology: The Application of Bacteriology and Immunology to the Ætiology, Diagnosis. Specific Therapy and Prevention of Infectious Diseases for Students and Practitioners of Medicine and Public Health (1940) (5)
DR. KARL LANDSTEINER NOBEL PRIZE LAUREATE IN MEDICINE, 1930. (1931) (5)
Specific immunological reactions of Bence-Jones proteins (1921) (4)
Commentary on Typhus Control in World War II (1950) (4)
Reciprocal Effects of the Relationship of Bacteriology and Medicine (1931) (4)
Book Reviews: Krebiozen: The Great Cancer Mystery (1956) (4)
The Titration of Diphtheria Toxin and Antitoxin by Ramon's Flocculation Method (1924) (4)
THE REACTION OF THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID: PRELIMINARY REPORT ON HYDROGEN-ION CONCENTRATION AS DETERMINED BY THE COLORIMETRIC METHOD (1917) (4)
Bacterial calorimetry. III. The production of heat in 2 per cent peptone water by a strain of Bacterium coli (1933) (4)
TYPHOID MENINGITIS: WITH REPORT OF A CASE (1917) (3)
EQUILIBRIA IN PRECIPITIN REACTIONS (1917) (3)
The control of typhus fever. (1947) (3)
AN APPARATUS FOR MOTION PHOTOMICROGRAPHY OF THE GROWTH OF BACTERIA (1927) (2)
INDURATED ULCER OF THE TONGUE DUE TO OIDIUM LACTIS (1923) (2)
Special article; Joseph Jones (1833-1896). (1958) (2)
VI. DIVISION OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. (1933) (2)
Ocular lesions of rat-bite fever in guinea-pigs (1930) (2)
Epidemic Typhus in the Mediterranean Area during World War II with special Reference to the Control of the Epidemic in Naples in the Winter of 1943-1944. (1948) (2)
Human Torulosis A Clinical, Pathological and Microbiological Study, With a Report of Thirteen Cases. Leonard B. Cox and Jean C. Tolhurst. Victoria, Australia: Melbourne University Press. 1946, xi + 149 pages. 67 illustrations. Price 25 shillings (1946) (2)
Heat from reactions between antigens and antibodies (1925) (2)
Agglutination Tests for the Diagnosis of Undulant Fever. (1930) (1)
The Heat Produced by Reactions of Antigens with Antibodies (1925) (1)
Respiratory infection and septicemia of cats due to the hemolytic streptococcus (1922) (1)
Man and microbes (1932) (0)
Travel Regulations and Receipts -- 1944-45 -- Administrative/Meetings, Military Service, AFEB -- letter, 1944-06-15 (1944) (0)
SIMPLIFIED METHODS FOR QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATION OF CHLORIDS IN THE URINE (1913) (0)
Vaccine, Safety Tests for Field Trial -- 1946-1947 -- Correspondence, Military Service, Dengue -- letter, 1945-12-26 (1945) (0)
Letter from S. Bayne-Jones to Ira L. Baldwin (1947) (0)
Aspects of cancer research in the United States of America: a tribute to George Milton Smith (1879-1951). (1952) (0)
Man and Microbes. (A Century of Progress Series.) (1932) (0)
Typhus (1944) (0)
Correspondence, John R. Paul -- March 1944-46 -- Correspondence, Military Service AEB/NVC -- letter, 1944-06-09 (1944) (0)
Remembrance of Dr. Blake. (1952) (0)
Administrative, Commissions Deferments -- 1941-46 -- Administrative/Meetings, Military Service, AFEB -- letter, 1943-01-13 (1943) (0)
Japanese B Encephalitis, Tokyo Laboratory, Reports Correspondence -- Feb.-May 15, 1946 -- Reports Correspondence, Military Service, JBE, Tokyo Laboratory -- letter, 1946-04-15 (1946) (0)
Correspondence, Expedition to North Africa -- 1943 -- Correspondence, Military Service AEB/NVC -- letter, 1943-02-25 (1943) (0)
Leprosy research: an international problem. (1965) (0)
Modern Development of Chemotherapy E. Havinga, H. W. Julius, H. Veldstra and K. C. Winkler. New York and Amsterdam: Elsevier Publishing Co., Inc., 1946, 175 pages of text (1947) (0)
The role of the nurse in medical progress. (1950) (0)
Travel Vouchers and Correspondence RE: Consulting -- 1946-47 -- Administrative/Meetings, Military Service, AFEB -- letter, 1947-03-22 (1947) (0)
A Cinematographic Recording Galvanometer (1929) (0)
Survey Report and Recommendations Concerning Japanese B Encephalitis Based on Japanese Investigations, by S.E. Moolten -- Jan.-Aug. 1946 -- Reports Correspondence, Military Service, JBE, Tokyo Laboratory -- letter, 1946-01-25 (1946) (0)
S. Bayne-Jones -- Oct. 1943-Jan. 1944 -- Correspondence, Military Service AEB/NVC -- letter, 1943-10-02 (1943) (0)
The sovereignty of inanimate particulates with reference to environmental health. (1961) (0)
Orders -- 1941-45 -- Administrative/Meetings, Military Service, AFEB -- letter, 1944-07-27 (1944) (0)
GENERAL BACTERIOLOGY (1932) (0)
George Hoyt Whipple and His Friends. The life-story of a Nobel prize pathologist. George W. Corner. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1963. xii + 355 pp. $5.50 (1964) (0)
Major General Sir Henry Letheby Tidy and J. M. Browne Kutschbach (editors), Inter-Allied Conferences on War Medicine 1942–1945 Convented by the Royal Society of Medicine: Pp. 531, illustrated. London and New York, Staples Press Limited, 1947. $5.00 (1951) (0)
William Henry Welch, 1850-1934 (1934) (0)
The relationship of laboratory research to medical teaching and medical care. (1959) (0)
K and M Strains and Japanese B Encephalitis Specimens from Japan -- 1945-1949 -- Correspondence, Military Service, Dengue -- letter, 1945-10-24 (1945) (0)
ELASTIC TISSUE SIMULATING MYCELIAL FILAMENTS IN SKIN SCRAPINGS (1923) (0)
Bills of Lading -- 1945-46 -- Administrative/Meetings, Military Service, AFEB -- letter, 1945-12-27 (1945) (0)
Freedom inherent in medicine and physicians. (1951) (0)
Extramural -- 1944-1953 -- Correspondence, Military Service, Dengue -- letter, 1945-06-30 (1945) (0)
Krebiozen: the Great Cancer Mystery . George D. Stoddard. Beacon, Boston, 1955. ix + 282 pp. $3.50. (1956) (0)
Letter from S. Bayne-Jones to Joshua Lederberg (1954) (0)
William Henry Welch (1850–1934) (1934) (0)
Correspondence, General -- 1943-63 -- Military Service, Sandfly Fever -- letter, 1943-10-24 (1943) (0)

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