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Animals; Antibodies
Wisseman Charles L., J, Boese JL, Waddell AD, Silverman DJ.  1975.  Modification of antityphus antibodies on passage through the gut of the human body louse with discussion of some epidemiologic and evolutionary implications. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 266:6-24. Abstract
Bacterial/metabolism ; Feces/immunology ; Fluorescent Antibody Technique ; Humans ; Immunodiffusion ; Immunoelectrophoresis ; immunization ; immunoglobulin ; Pediculus ; Research Support
Wisseman Charles L., J, Boese JL, Waddell AD, Silverman DJ.  1975.  Modification of antityphus antibodies on passage through the gut of the human body louse with discussion of some epidemiologic and evolutionary implications. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 266:6-24. Abstract
Non-P.H.S. ; Research Support
Wisseman Charles L., J, Boese JL, Waddell AD, Silverman DJ.  1975.  Modification of antityphus antibodies on passage through the gut of the human body louse with discussion of some epidemiologic and evolutionary implications. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 266:6-24. Abstract
Troester; Pediculus humanus ; Medizinsche Bedeutung (Zellkultur)
Wisseman Charles L., J, Waddell AD, Walsh WT.  1974.  Abstract: Mechanisms if immunity in typhus infections: IV. Failure of chicken embryo cells in culture to restrict growth of anti-body-sensitized Rickettsia prowazeki. Infect. Immun.. 9(3):571-575.
U.S
Wisseman Charles L., J, Boese JL, Waddell AD, Silverman DJ.  1975.  Modification of antityphus antibodies on passage through the gut of the human body louse with discussion of some epidemiologic and evolutionary implications. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 266:6-24. Abstract
U.S. Gov't
Wisseman Charles L., J, Boese JL, Waddell AD, Silverman DJ.  1975.  Modification of antityphus antibodies on passage through the gut of the human body louse with discussion of some epidemiologic and evolutionary implications. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 266:6-24. Abstract