Discussions on Salmonella Infections

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• Somatic and “X” agglutinins to theSalmonellagroup
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• Serologic Types of Salmonella Isolated from Paratyphoid in Chicks
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• Serological diagnosis of enteric in the inoculated
  Epidemiology and Infection, 1937
• The Presence and Significance of Agglutinins for Some Members of the Salmonella Group Occurring in the Sera of Normal Animals
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• Sporadic Infections in Aberdeen due to Food-Poisoning Organisms of the Salmonella Group
  Epidemiology and Infection, 1933
• Observations on the functions of mucus and the early stages of bacterial invasion of the intestinal mucosa
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• Continued Fever due to a Gärtner-like Salmonella of the Type “Dublin.”
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• TWO CASES OF HUMAN INFECTION BY THE AMERICAN HOG-CHOLERA BACILLUS.
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• Further Investigations into the Biological Characteristics of B. enteritidis (aertrycke)
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