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William L. Fleming

Vanderbilt University

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Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1939

PROLONGED MAINTENANCE OF SPIROCHETES AND FILTRABLE VIRUSES IN THE FROZEN STATE

Thomas B. Turner; William L. Fleming

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1928

STUDIES ON IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE PNEUMOCOCCI : I. A VIRULENT STRAIN OF PNEUMOCOCCUS WHICH Is IMMUNOLOGICALLY RELATED TO, BUT NOT IDENTICAL WITH TYPICAL STRAINS OF TYPE III PNEUMOCOCCI.

John Y. Sugg; Emidio L. Gaspari; William L. Fleming; James M. Neill

Medical Clinics of North America | 1964

Syphilis Through the Ages

William L. Fleming

American Journal of Epidemiology | 1929

HYPERSENSITIVENESS TO DIPHTHERIA BACILLI. THE RANGE OF SPECIFICITY OF HYPERSENSITIVE IMMEDIATE SKIN REACTIONS TO NON–TOXICOGENIC CORYNEBACTERIA

James M. Neill; William L. Fleming; Annie Luverne Harris

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1929

STUDIES ON HYPERSENSITIVENESS TO DIPHTHERIA BACILLI I. AN "IMMEDIATE" SKIN REACTION WHICH CAN BE PASSIVELY TRANSFERRED.

James M. Neill; William L. Fleming

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1927

STUDIES ON BACTERIAL ENZYMES V. THE CARBOHYDRASES AND LIPASE OF THE WELCH BACILLUS.

William L. Fleming; James M. Neill

Journal of Immunology | 1929

Hypersensitiveness to Diphtheria Bacilli A Hypersensitive Reaction Associated with Toxin Content of Test Material

James M. Neill; William L. Fleming

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1927

THE INFLUENCE OF HEATING THE IMMUNIZATION MATERIAL UPON THE ANTIBODY-INVOKING EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TYPE-SPECIFIC AND SPECIES-SPECIFIC ANTIGENS OF TYPE II PNEUMOCOCCUS CELLS.

Emidio L. Gaspari; John Y. Sugg; William L. Fleming; James M. Neill

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1927

STUDIES ON THE OXIDATION AND REDUCTION OF IMMUNOLOGICAL SUBSTANCES : VII. THE DIFFERENTIATION OF TETANOLYSIN AND TETANOSPASMIN.

William L. Fleming

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1927

IMMUNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF A TYPICAL (S-PRODUCING) AND A DEGRADED (NON-S-PRODUCING) STRAIN OF TYPE II PNEUMOCOCCUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PROTECTIVE ANTIBODIES.

Emidio L. Gaspari; William L. Fleming; James M. Neill

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James M. Neill

Vanderbilt University

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Emidio L. Gaspari

Vanderbilt University

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John Y. Sugg

Cornell University

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Lurline V. Richardson

Vanderbilt University

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