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101. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to F. M. Burnet, Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research

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102. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Felix Haurowitz

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103. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Geddes Smith, Commonwealth Fund

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104. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Hugh S. Taylor, Princeton University

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105. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Hugh S. Taylor, Princeton University

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106. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Jacques J. Bronfenbrenner, Washington University School of Medicine

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107. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Joshua Lederberg

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108. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Kai O. Pedersen

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109. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Kai O. Pedersen

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110. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Linus Pauling

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111. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Linus Pauling

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112. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Linus Pauling

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113. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Manfred M. Mayer, Johns Hopkins University

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114. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Max Delbruck, California Institute of Technology

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115. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Morris W. Watkins, Columbia University

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116. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Richard G. Hodges, United States Army Air Forces

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117. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Roger Adams, Committee of the Arts and Sciences for Eisenhower (CASE)

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118. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Salvador E. Luria

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119. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Selman A. Waksman, Rutgers University Institute of Microbiology

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120. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Simon Flexner, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research

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121. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Sol Bloom, United States House of Representatives

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122. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to W. Walcher, Philipps University

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123. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to Walter W. Palmer, Public Health Research Institute

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124. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to William C. Boyd, Boston University

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125. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to his mother, Fannie Camp Heidelberger

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126. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to the Bache Fund

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127. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to the Editor of Industrial and Engineering News

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128. Letter from Michael Heidelberger to the Loyalty Board, Bronx Veterans' Administration Hospital

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129. Letter from Oswald T. Avery to Michael Heidelberger

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130. Letter from Otto Bier, Instituto Biologico (Brazil) to Michael Heidelberger

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131. Letter from Otto Bier, Instituto Biologico (Brazil) to Michael Heidelberger

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132. Letter from Percival Hartley, Medical Research Council of Great Britain to Michael Heidelberger

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133. Letter from Percival Hartley, Medical Research Council of Great Britain to Michael Heidelberger

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134. Letter from Phoebus A. Levene, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research to Michael Heidelberger

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135. Letter from Reginald M. Atwater, American Public Health Association to Michael Heidelberger

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136. Letter from Richard G. Hodges, United States Army Air Forces to Michael Heidelberger

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137. Letter from Richard G. Hodges, United States Army Air Forces to Michael Heidelberger

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138. Letter from Richard Willstatter to Michael Heidelberger

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139. Letter from Richard Willstatter to Michael Heidelberger

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140. Letter from Richard Willstatter to Michael Heidelberger

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141. Letter from Richard Willstatter to Michael Heidelberger

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142. Letter from Richard Willstatter, Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule to Michael Heidelberger

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143. Letter from Roger Adams, Committee of the Arts and Sciences for Eisenhower (CASE) to Michael Heidelberger

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144. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Joshua Lederberg

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145. Letter from Selman A. Waksman, Rutgers University Institute of Microbiology to Michael Heidelberger

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146. Letter from Simon Flexner to Michael Heidelberger

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147. Letter from Simon Flexner to Michael Heidelberger

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148. Letter from Simon Flexner, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research to Michael Heidelberger

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149. Letter from Simon Flexner, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research to Michael Heidelberger

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150. Letter from United States Army, Office of the Surgeon General to Michael Heidelberger

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151. Letter from W. Walcher, Philipps University to Michael Heidelberger

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152. Letter from William C. Boyd, Boston University to Michael Heidelberger

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153. List of Approved Pamphlets, Exhibits, etc. for Social Hygiene Education

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154. Memorandum from Michael Heidelberger to the United States Army, Office of the Surgeon General

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155. Menu from Michael Heidelberger's good-bye dinner after his postdoctoral stay in Europe

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156. Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Immunologists, March 16, 1948, at Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey

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157. My Idea of Why I Failed to Win a Nobel Prize

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158. National Academy of Sciences Conference on Complement

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159. On the Antigenic Properties of Hemoglobin

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160. Precipitating Cross-Reactions Among Pneumococcal Types

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161. Prevention of Pneumococcal Pneumonia by Immunization with Specific Capsular Polysaccharides

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162. Quantitative Absolute Methods in the Study of Antigen-Antibody Reactions

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163. Quantitative Chemical Studies on Complement or Alexin: I. A Method

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164. Quantitative Chemical Studies on Complement or Alexin: II. The Interrelation of Complement with Antigen-Antibody Compounds and with Sensitized Red Cells

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165. Quantitative Studies on Antibody Purification: I. The Dissociation of Precipitates Formed by Pneumococcus Specific Polysaccharides and Homologous Antibodies

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166. Quantitative Studies on the Precipitin Reaction: Antibody Production in Rabbits Injected with an Azo Protein

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167. Quantitative Studies on the Precipitin Reaction: Effect of Salts on the Reaction

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168. Quantitative Studies on the Precipitin Reaction: The Determination of Small Amounts of a Specific Polysaccharide

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169. Quantitative Studies on the Precipitin Reaction: The Role of Multiple Reactive Groups in Antigen-Antibody Union as Illustrated by an Instance of Cross-Precipitation

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170. Some Physicochemical Properties of Specific Polysaccharides

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171. Studies on the Precipitin Reaction: Precipitating Haptens; Species Differences in Antibodies

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172. The Chemical Nature of Immune Substances

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173. The Human Antibody Response to Simultaneous Injection of Six Specific Polysaccharides of Pneumococcus

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174. The Molecular Weight of Antibodies

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175. The Precipitin Reaction between Type III Pneumococcus Polysaccharide and Homologous Antibody: III. A Quantitative Study and a Theory of the Reaction Mechanism

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176. The Public Health Research Institute of the City of New York, Inc

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177. The Soluble Specific Substance of Pneumococcus: IV. On the Nature of the Specific Polysaccharide of Type III Pneumococcus

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178. The Soluble Specific Substance of Pneumococcus: Third Paper

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179. The Soluble Specific Substance of Pneumococcus: V. On the Chemical Nature of the Aldobionic Acid from the Specific Polysaccharide of Type III Pneumococcus

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180. The Specific Polysaccharides of Types I, II, and III Pneumococcus: A Revision of Methods and Data

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181. The Structure of Natural and Synthetic Antigens

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182. To Stop Bomb Threats [Letter to the Editor of The New York Herald Tribune]

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183. Velocity of Combination of Antibody with Specific Polysaccharides of Pneumococcus

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184. Wedding March [Sheet music]

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185. [Rutgers University] Institute of Microbiology Annual Report: July 1, 1955 - June 30, 1956

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186. [Rutgers University] Institute of Microbiology Biennial Report: July 1, 1956 - June 30, 1958

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