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Volume 7, Issue 5
25 August 1905
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ISSN 0022-1007
EISSN 1540-9538
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A STUDY OF PNEUMOCOCCI: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE PNEUMOCOCCI FOUND IN THE THROAT SECRETIONS OF HEALTHY PERSONS LIVING IN BOTH CITY AND COUNTRY AND THOSE OBTAINED FROM PNEUMONIC EXUDATES AND DISEASED MUCOUS MEMBRANES
William H. Park,A. W. Williams,Assisted By A. Oppenheimer, C. Bolduan, M.D., J. L. Berry, M.D., M. A. Assersen, M.D., M. Lowden, M.D., and I. Van Giesen, M.D.
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THE APPLICATION OF THE REACTION OF AGGLUTINATION TO THE PNEUMOCOCCUS
Katherine R. Collins
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PNEUMOCOCCI AND STREPTOCOCCI FROM THE MOUTHS OF HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AND FROM PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
Warfield T. Longcope,W. W. Fox
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A STUDY OF PNEUMOCOCCI AND ALLIED ORGANISMS IN HUMAN MOUTHS AND LUNGS AFTER DEATH
Charles Norris,Alwin M. Pappenheimer
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STUDIES ON THE PNEUMOCOCCUS
Charles W. Duval,Paul A. Lewis
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STUDIES OF THE PNEUMOCOCCUS AND ALLIED ORGANISMS WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR OCCURRENCE IN THE HUMAN MOUTH
Leo Buerger
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PNEUMOCOCCI AND ALLIED ORGANISMS : THE REPORT FROM THE CENTRAL LABORATORY TO THE MEDICAL COMMISSION FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Philip Hanson Hiss, Jr.,Assisted By John Harvey Borden, M.D., Alonzo Clark Scholarand Clinton Beecham Knapp, M.D., Assistant in Bacteriology and Hygiene,
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THE VIABILITY OF THE PNEUMOCOCCUS AFTER DRYING: A STUDY OF ONE OF THE FACTORS IN PNEUMONIC INFECTION
Francis Carter Wood
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A NOTE UPON THE GROWTH OF PNEUMOCOCCI AND STREPTOCOCCI IN BLOOD SERUM
Warfield T. Longcope
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