Biomedical subjects
J RUFFIE
Publications and source records attributed to J RUFFIE.
[Experimental parasitosis caused by Trypanosoma equiperdum Doflein].
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[Anemias caused by auto-antibodies in the adult].
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[Unofficial blood group test for the personal edification of presumptive or alleged fathers].
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[The identification of dry blood spots. I. Research of the C, D and E factors of the Rhesus system. II. Demonstration of the irregular agglutinins anti-M, anti-D, and anti-C].
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[A new calculation method of excluding paternity].
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[Exclusion of paternity in the absence of the mother].
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[Blood groups in medical jurisprudence; recent status of the problem].
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[Sudden death of young woman subject of chronic hydrocephalus and latent pheochromocytoma].
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[Medicolegal aspect of immunization of volunteers].
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[New method of identification of human blood].
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[Evolution and parasitism].
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[Periodicity of the sanguicolous microfilaria of Portuguese Guinea].
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[Presence of Anopheles maculipennis subalpinus Hackett & Lewis 1937 in Bas-Languedoc; value of karyosystematic methods & statistics].
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[The development of malaria caused by Plasmodium berghei (Vincke and Lips) in the vitamin A-deficient white rat Rattus norvegicus L. var. albus].
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[Larval development of Oestrus ovis (Linné, 1761)].
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[Human myiasis caused by Oestrus ovis in Cape Verde Islands].
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[Various ticks of Cape Verde Islands].
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