Biomedical subjects
A HERRLICH
Publications and source records attributed to A HERRLICH.
[Studies on predisposition and prognosis in postvaccinal encephalitis].
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[Antibody picture of variola vaccine infection. I. Varying antibody formation in the vaccine infection of rabbits, monkeys and humans].
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[Infectious diseases; virus diseases].
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[Report on the smallpox epidemic in France].
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[Experimental research on the S-antigen in the viruses of animal smallpox].
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[Infectious diseases].
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[malaria and dysentery in the practice of a legal medical expert].
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[The problems of smallpox and smallpox vaccination].
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[Comparative experimental works on cow pox virus vaccines].
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[Animal experimental studies on genesis of postvaccinal encephalitis].
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[The virulicidal effects of antibiotic preparations].
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[Infectious diseases].
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[Smallpox and postvaccinal encephalitis].
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[Smallpox and postvaccinal encephalitis].
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[Bactericidal and virucidal effect of aureomycin, terramycin and chloromycetin on calf lymph].
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[Further tests on the sterility and stability of streptomycin lymphs].
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