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Journal of Immunology | 1971

Detection of Morphine by Hemagglutination-Inhibition

Frank L. Adler; Chi-Tan Liu


Journal of Immunology | 1965

Studies on Mouse Antibodies: I. The Response to Sheep Red Cells

Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1965

Studies on Mouse Antibodies: II. Mercaptoethanol-Sensitive 7 S Antibodies in Mouse Antisera to Protein Antigens

Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1957

Antibody formation after injection of heterologous immune globulin. II. Competition of antigens.

Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1973

Immunologic Studies on Drug Addiction: I. Antibodies Reactive with Methadone and Their Use for Detection of the Drug

Chi-Tan Liu; Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1956

Antibody Formation After Injection of Heterologous Immune Globulin

Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1969

Studies on Passive Hemagglutination I. Titration of “Early” and “Late” antibodies with tanned red cells sensitized with native or denatured bovine serum albumin

Gerald Wolberg; Chi Tan Liu; Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1970

Passive hemagglutination. II. Titration of antibody against determinants unique for aggregated denatured bovine serum albumin and further studies on gelatin.

Gerald Wolberg; Chi Tan Liu; Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1953

Studies on the Bactericidal Reaction: II. Inhibition by Antibody, and Antibody Requirements of the Reaction

Frank L. Adler


Journal of Immunology | 1953

Studies on the Bactericidal Reaction I. Bactericidal Action of Normal Sera Against a Strain of Salmonella Typhosa

Frank L. Adler

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Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

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