Biomedical subjects
F M BURNET
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Transmission by splenic cells of an autoimmune disease occurring spontaneously in mice.
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Immunological recognition of self.
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The new approach to immunology.
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The chorio-allantoic lesion in the Simonsen phenomenon.
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Taxonomy of viruses infecting vertebrates: present knowledge and ignorance.
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Analysis of major histocompatibility factors in a stock of closely inbred White Leghorn fowls using a graft-versus-host reaction on the chorioallantoic membrane.
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The influence of anti-inflammatory corticosteroids on the growth of the chick embryo and the manifestations of the Simonsen phenomenon.
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Auto-immune disease: some general principles.
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The cellular basis of immunology.
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The cellular basis of immunology.
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Selection theories of immunity (synopsis of lecture on the new immunology).
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Assay of corticosteroids in the chick embryo.
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Loss of specificity on passage of immunologically competent cells in the chick embryo.
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Failure to recover infective 'ribonucleic acid' from myxovirus preparations.
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Biological approach to carcinogenesis.
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