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Demonstration of reagin of a new specificity in sera of treated ragweed-sensitive persons

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Published1958
Citations18
References15

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1935 • 401 citations

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1940 • 175 citations

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1940 • 137 citations

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1943 • 55 citations

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1941 • 41 citations

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1941 • 32 citations

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1941 • 27 citations

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1948 • 21 citations

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1953 • 21 citations

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1957 • 15 citations

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1944 • 14 citations

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1943 • 12 citations

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