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Chemical mediators of acute allergic reaction. A review.
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Self-regulation of the parasympathetic nervous system based on variety of allergic phenomena and its relation to the parasympathicus.
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[The disease factor in idiosyncratic allergy].
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[The specificity of the tuberculin reaction in its relation to the skin allergy to metabolites of different Mycobacteria].
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[On the substance liberated in anaphylactic and allergic reaction].
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[On the Sanarelli-Shwartzman phenomenon (so-called generalized Shwartzman phenomenon) in man].
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Mast cells and anaphylaxis.
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The mechanism of sensitization.
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The role of the carrier in the formation of complete antigens.
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The tuberculin, the Arthus, and the atopic allergic responses.
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A quantitative study on the in vitro release of histamine from leukocytes of atopic persons.
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Central nervous activity in guinea pig anaphylaxis.
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A comparison of the immunologic and physiologic responses of normal and allergic individuals.
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Present status of the cellular and humoral theories of anaphylaxis.
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Inhibition of histamine release in anaphylaxis.
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Transfer of allergic contact-type delayed sensitivity in man.
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Antigen-antibody reactions in allergic human tissues. I. Preparation and use of fluorescein-conjugated reagins for staining the reaction sites.
Skin sensitizing human antibodies were conjugated with various fluorescent dyes without significant loss in their ability to combine with specific antigen in vitro. A biopsy of the skin site challenged with egg albumin in a patient sensitive to this antigen could be stained specifically by the fluorescent reagins. The epithelial cells of the epidermis, sweat glands, hair follicles, and sebaceous glands in such a challenged site showed specific staining. In addition to the epithelial cells, the most intense staining was in macrophages and in pericapillary cells. The endothelium of the small blood vessels stained less intensely. Fibrous tissue bundles were specifically stained. The immunologic staining with the conjugated reagins was similar to but more intense than that obtained with conjugated rabbit anti-egg albumin globulins.