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BIBLIOGRAPHY
MICHAEL HEIDELBERGER

On the nature of certain sodium-uranium compounds. F.J.Metzger and Michael

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The volumetric determination of cerium in cerite and monazite. F.JsMetzger

and Michael Heidelberger. ibid., 32, 642 (1910)

Dissertetion: Phthalones in the quinazolone series, and their derivatives.
Columbia University, New York, 1911.

Researches on quinazolines (26" paper). On 4«quinazoline=-2«phthalones and

certain of their derivatives. Marston T. Bogert and Michael Heidelberger.
J.Am.Chem. Soc., 34, 183 (1912)

Zur Kenntniss des Cyclo-octatetraens. Richard Willstatter and Michael
Heidelberger. Ber. d..Deut» Chem. Ges., 46, 517°.(1913)

Mercury derivatives of. aromatic amines. I. Structure of primary and secondary
aminophenylmercuric compounss Walter A. Jacebs and Michael Heidelberger.
Proc. Nat. Acad. Sei., 1, 195 (1915)

On a new group of baetericidal substances obtained from hexamethylenetetramine,
Walter A. Jacobs-and Michael Heidelberger. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 1, 226 (1915)

Mercury derivatives.of. aromatic amines. I. Contribution to the structure of

primary and secondary p-eaminophenylmercuric cempounds, W.A.Jacobs and
Michael Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 20, 513 \ 1915)

9-16.. The quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine.

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I.. Substituted benzyl halides and the hexamethylenetetraminium salts derived
therefrom,

IIT. Monchalogenacetyl-benzylamines and their hexamethylenetetraminium salts..

IiI. Monohalogenacetylated aromatic amines and their hexamethylenetetraminium
Salts.

IV. Monohalogenacetylated simple amines, ureas, and urethanes, and the hexa-
methylenetetraminium salts derived therefrom.

V. Monohalogenacetyl derivatives of. amino~alcohols and the hexamethylene-
tetraminium salts derived therefrom.

VI. Halogenethyl ethers and esters and their hexamethylenetetraminium salts.

VII. Halogen derivatives of aliphatic-aromatic ketones and their hexamethylene-
tetraminium salts.

VIII. Miscellaneous substances containing aliphatically bound halogen, and the
hexamethylenetetraminium salts derived therefrom.

Walter A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger. Je Biol. Chem., 20: 659, 685;

21:103, 145, 403, 439, 455, 465 (1915).

The bactericidal properties of the quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine.
II. The relation between constitution and bactericidal action in the substituted
benzylhexamethylenetetramium salts. W. A. Jacobs, Michael Heidelberger and
Harold L. Amoss. J. Exp. Med., 233569 (1916)

The bactericidal properties of the quaternary salts of hexamethylenetetramine.
III. The relation between constitution and bactericidal action in the quaternety
salts obtained from halogenacetyl compounds. W.A.Jacobs, Midhael Heidelberger
and Carroll G. Bull. Je Exp. beds, 233577 (1916) —
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19. The ferrous sulfate and ammonia method for the reduction of nitrox to amino<
compounds. W. A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger. J.Am.Chem. Soc.,
39:1435 (1917)

20. Methods for the acetylation of aromatic amino compounds and ureas, with
especial reference to chloroacetylation. W. As Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger.
Ibid., 39:1439 (1917) .

21. Unsymmetrical derivatives of aromatic diamines. W. A. Jacobs and Michael
Heidelberger. Ibid., 39:1447. (1917)

22. The preparation of bechloro and b-bromopropionic acids. W. Ae Jacobs
and Michael Heidelberger. Ibid., 39:1465 (1917)

23. On nitro and am nophenoxyacetic acids. We A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger.
Ibid., 39:2188 (1917)

24. Amides, uramino compounds and ureides containing an aromatic nucleus.
W. A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger. Ibid., 39:2418 (1917)

25. On nitro and aminoaryl arsonic acids. W. A. Jacobs, Michael Heidelberger and
Ida P. Rolf. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 40:1580 (1918)

26-32. U. S. Patents 1,280, 119<24; 1, 280,126. Arsenical compounds.
W.iieJacobs, Wade H. Brown, Michael Heidelberger and Louise Pearce.

33. On certain aromatic amides and chloracetyl derivatives. W. A. Jacobs,
Michael Heidelberger and Ida P. Rolf. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 41:458 (1919)

34. On the isomeric hydroxyphenylarsonic acids and the direct arsenation of phenol.
We Ai Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger. Ibid., 41:1440 (1919)

35. Certain amino and acylamino phenol ethers. Michael Heidelberger and W. A. Jacobs.
Ibid., 41:1450 (1919)

36-43. Aromatic arsenic compounds:
I. A plan of procedure for the synthesis of arsenicals for chemotherapeutic
research.
II. The amides and alkyl amides of Nearylglycine arsonic acids.
III]. The ureides and b-substitute ureides of Nearylglycine arsonic acids,
IV. Aromatic amides of N«arylglycihe arsonit acids.
V. Nesubstituted glycylarsanilic acids.
VI. Ne(Phenyl=4<arsonic acid)-x-phenylglycine and its amides.
VII. Substituted benzyl, phenoxyethyl, and phenacylarsanilic acids.
VIII.The amides of (4*arsonic acid)«phenoxyacetic acid and the isomeric phen-
oxyacetyl-arsanilic acids.
We A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger. Ibid., 41:1581, 1587, 1600, 1610,
1809, 1822, 1826, 1834 (1919)

44, 45. Aromatic arsenic compounds. IX. Diazoamino compounds of arsanilic acid and
its derivatives. X. Azo dyes derived from arsanilic acid. W. A. Jacobs and
Michael Heidelberger. Ibid., 43:1633, 1646 (1921)

46-49. Syntheses in the cinchona series.
I. the simpler cinchona alkaloids and their dihydro- derivatives.
III. Azo-dyes derived from hydrocupreine and hydrocupreidine. |
V. Dihydrodesoxyquinine and dihydrodesoxyquinidine and their derivatives.
IX. Certain quincine and benzoyl-cinchona salts, crystalline ethyldihydro=
cupreine (optochin) base, and other derivatives. Michael Heidelberger and
W. A. Jacobse J. Am. Chem. Soc., 413617, 2131 (1919); 42:1489 (1920);
4411091, 1098 (1922)
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IV. Nitro and amino derivatives ef the alkaloids.

VI. Aminoazo and hydrozyazo dyes derived from certain S-amino cinchona alkaloids
and their quinoline analogs. ,

VII. 5,8=diamino-dihydroquinine and 5,8-diamino-6-methoxyquinoline and their
conversion into the corresponding aminohydroxy and dihydroxy bases.

VIII. The hydrogenation of dihydrocinchonine, cinchonine, and dihydroquinine.
W.A:Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger. ibid., 41:2090 (1919); 42: 1481, 2278
(1920); 44: 1073, 1079 (1922).

Certain triphenylmethane dyes. We A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger.
ibid., 44:2626 (1922).

Strophanthin. I. Strophanthidin. W. A. Jacobs and Michael Heidelberger.
J. Biol. Chem., 54: 253 (1922) So,

“A method for the preparation of crystalline oxyhemoglobin. Michael Heidelbercer.

J. Biol. Chem., 53:31 (1922)

Studies of gas and electrolyte equilibria in the blood. III. The alkali-binding
and buffer values of exyhemoglein and reduced hemoglobin. D. D. VanSlyke,

A. B. Hastings, Michael Heidelberger and J. M. Neill. J. Biol. Chem., 54:

481 (1922)

Book: An advanced laboratory manual of organic chemistry. Chemical Catalogue
Co., New York 1923,

Studies of gas and electrolyte equilibria in the blood. IV. The acid properties
of reduced and oxygenated hemoglobin. A. B. Hastings, D. D. VanSlyke, J. M.
Neill, Michael Heidelberger and C. R. Harington. _ ibid., 60: 89 (1924)

Studies of gas and electrolyte equilibria in the blood. VII. The effect of
carbon monoxide on the acidity of hemeglobin. A. B. Hastings, J. Sendroy, Jr.,
C. D. Murray, and Michael Heidelberger. ibid., 61: 317 (1924)

On the antigenic properties of hemoglobin. Michael Heidelberger and Karl
Landsteiner. J. Exp. Med., 38,.561 (1923)

Differentiation of oxyhemoglobins by means of mutual solubility tests.
Karl Landsteiner and Michael Heidelberger. J. Gen. Physiol., 6: 131 (1923)

The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. Michael Heidelberger and
O. T. Avery. J. Exp. Med., 38: 73 (1923)

Immunological relationships of cell constituents of pneumococcus. QO. T. Avery
and Michael Heidelberger. ibid., 38: 81 (1923)

The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. Second paper.
Michael Heidelberger and Oswald T. Avery. ibid., 40: 301 (1924)

Immunological relationships of cell ¢onstituents of pneumococcus. Second paper.
Q. T. Avery and Michael Heidelberger. ibid., 42:367 \ 1925)

The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. Third paper. Michael Heidel-=
berger, W. F. Goebel, and Oswald T. Avery. ibid., 42: 727 (1925)

The soluble specific substance of a strain of Friedlander's bacillus. I.
Michael Heidelberger, W. F. Goebel, and 0. T. Avery. ibid., 42: 701 (1925)
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70. The soluble specific substance of Friedlander's bacillus. II. Chemical and immuno-
logical relationships of pneumococcus Type II and a strain of Friedlander's bacillus.
O.T. Avery, M. Heidelberger and W.F. Goebel. ibid., 42: 709 (1925)

71. The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. IV. On the nature of the specific
polysaccharide of TypeIII pneumococcus. M. Heidelberger and W.F. Geobel. J. Biol.
Chem., 70: 613 (1926)

72. The soluble specific substance of pneumococcus. V. On the chemical nature of the
aldobionic acid from the specific polysaccharide of Type III pneumococcus. M,.
Heidelberger and W.F. Goebel. ibid., 74: 613 (1927)

73. The chemical nature of immune substances. Physiol. Revs., 7: 107 (1927)
74. Immunologically specific polysaccharides. Chem. Revs., 3: 403 (1927)

75. %Immunological relationships of the typhoid bacillus. G. Shwartzman, D.J. Cohn and
M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 78: 76 (1928)

76. Behavior of the substance active in pernicious anemia on dialysis of liver extracts.
J. Biol. Chem., 78, 76 (1928) N. Rosenthal, D.J. Cohn, J.S. Friedman, and M.
Heidelberger

77. Reaction between proteins and diazotized aromatic amines in neutral solution.
M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med., 26: 482 (1929)

78. Sarmentocymarin and Sarmentogenin. W.A. Jacobs and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem.,
81: 705 (1929)

79. A crystalline aldobionic acid derived from gum arabic. M. Heidelberger and F.E.
Kendall. J. Biol. Chem. oa: rae 653 (1929) joersenol Aas fe

gale Rie SoS sopet en ew decited Loom gam acal(e, a4. My Heid Ape Cae, 0/6
80. A quantitative study of the precipitin reaction between Type III pneumococcus poly- an
saccharide and purified homologous antibody. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. Co7

J. Exp. Med., 50: 809-823 (1929)

81. Le déplacement de la toxine des mélanges neutralisées de toxine-antitoxine par la
"toxoide" ou anatoxine. Comptes Rendus des Séances de la Société de Biologie,
104: 37 (May 3, 1930)

The displacement of toxin from neutralized toxin~antitoxin mixtures by "toxoid" or
anatoxin. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. -Science, 71: 511 (May 16, 1930)

82. Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction. Data on a protein-antibody system.
Science, 72: 252 (Sept. 5, 1930) F.E. Kendall and M. Heidelberger

83. Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction. The amount of circulating precipi-
tin following the injection of a soluble antigen. F.E. Kendall and M. Heidelberger.
Science, 72: 253 (Sept. 5, 1930).

84. Specific precipitation and mouse protection in Type I anti-pneumococcus sera.
M. Heidelberger, FE. Kendal l7 and ~ ‘R. +H. P. Siaalds. EX. Med., 52: 477 (Oct. 1930)

85. Specific and non-specific ‘polysaccharides of Type Iv ‘pneumococcus. M. Heidelberger
and F.E. Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 53: 625-639 (May 1931)
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Protein fractions of a scarlatinal strain of Streptococcus hemolyticus. M.

Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 54: 515-531 (Oct. 1931)

Precipitin formation in S. viridans subacute endocarditis. D. Seegal, E. Jost,

‘M. Heidelberger. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med., 29: 939-942 (1932)

Immunochemistry. Ann. Rev. Biochem., 1: 655-673 (1932)

Protein fractions of the timothy grass bacillus. A.E.O. Menzel and M. Heidelberger.
Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med., 29: 512-513 (1932)

Specific and non-specific cell polysaccharides of the human type of tubercle bacillus,
H__. A.E.O. Menzel and M. Heidelberger. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med., 29: 631-633
(1932)

Some physico-chemical properties of specific polysaccharides. M. Heidelberger and
F.E. Kendall. J. Biol. Chem., 95: 127-144 (Feb. 1932)

Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction. The determination of small amounts
of a specific polysaccharide. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall, J. Exp. Med.,
55: 555-561 (Apr. 1932)

The molecular weight of specific polysaccharides. J. Biol. Chem., 96:. 541-558
(May 1932) M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendail, ,

Streptococcus scarlatinae. D. Seegal and M. Heidelberger. J.A.M.A., 100: 186
(Jan. 21, 1933)

Studies on the precipitin reaction. Precipitating haptens; species differences in
antibodies. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 57: 373-379 (Mar. 1933)

The preparation and properties of thyroglobulin. M. Heidelberger and W.W. Palmer,
J. Biol. Chem., 101: 433-439 (July. 1933)

Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction. Antibody production in rabbits
injected with an azo protein. M. Heidelberger, F.E. Kendall and C.M. SooHoo, J.
Exp. Med., 58: 137-152 (Aug. 1933)

Contributions of chemistry to the knowledge of immune processes. M. Heidelberger.
The Harvey Lectures, 1933, 28: 184-201; also in Medicine, 1933, 12: 279-295.

Immunochemistry. Ann. Rev. Biochem., vol. 2, 503-520, 1933.

Precipitins against fractions of streptococci in hemolytic streptococcus disease,
glomerular nephritis, rheumatoid arthritis and S. viridans endocarditis. D. Seegal,.
E.L. Jost, J.D. Lyttle and M. Heidelberger. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med.,

30: 582-585 (1933)

Protein fractions of the human strain (H 7) of tubercle bacillus. A.E.O. Menzel
and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 104! 655-665 (Mar. 1934)

‘Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction. The role of multiple reactive

groups in antigen-antibody union as_illustrated by an instance of cross-precipita-
tion. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J Exp. Med., 59: 519-528 (Apr. 1934)
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The formation of precipitin for the Group A specific carbohydrate of Streptococcus
hemolyticus in rabbits injected intravenously and subcutaneously. D. Seegal, E.L.
Jost and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunology, 27: 211-214 (Aug. 1934)

Chemical studies in bacterial agglutination. I. A micro method for the quantita-~
tive estimation of agglutinins. E.A. Kabat and M. Heidelberger. Proc. Soc. Exp.
Biol. and Med., 31: 595-598 (1934)

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination. I. A method. M. Heidelberger and
E.A. Kabat. J. Exp. Med., 60: 643-653 (Nov. 1934)

The molecular weight of thyroglobulin. T. Svedberg and M. Heidelberger. Science,
80: 2079, 414 (Nov. 2, 1934)

Immunochemistry. Textbook of biochemistry, Harrow, Sherwin. Saunders, Philadelphia
1935.

Immunochemistry. Ann. Rev. Biochem., 4: 569-592 (1935)

The precipitin reaction between Type III pneumococcus polysaccharide and homologous
antibody. II. Conditions for quantitative precipitation of antibody in horse sera.
M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 61: 559-562 (Apr. 1935)

III. A quantitative study and a theory of the reaction mechanism. ibid., 563-591
(1935)

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction. II. A study of an azo-protein-
antibody system. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 62: 467-483
(Oct. 1935)

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction. III. The reaction between crystal-
line egg albumin and a& homologous antibody. M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J.
Exp. Med., 62: 697-720 (Nov. 1935)

A complex polysaccharide fraction from the cells of the human type of tubercle bacil-
lus, H,_. A.E.O. Menzel and M. Heidelberger. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med.,
32: 1440 (1935) .

The molecular weight and isoelectric point of thyroglobulin. M. Heidelberger and
K.O. Pedersen. J. Gen. Physiol., 19: 95-108 (Sept. 20, 1935)

Preparative changes necessitated by a quantitative study of precipitating power of
pneumococcus polysaccharides. F.E. Kendall, H.W. Scherp and M. Heidelberger. Proc.
Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med., 33: 188 (Oct. 1935)

Carbohydrate-containing proteins of the hemolytic streptococcus. M. Heidelberger
and F.E. Kendall. J. Immunol., 30: 267-273 (1936)

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination. II. The identity of precipitin and
agglutinin. M. Heidelberger and E.A. Kabat. J. Exp. Med., 63: 737-746 (May 1936)

Quantitative studies on the precipitin reaction. “Effect of salts on the reaction.
M. Heidelberger, F.E. Kendall and T. Teorell. J. Exp. Med., 63: 819-826 (June 1936)

Ultracentrifugal and electrophoretic studies on antibodies. K.O. Pedersen, A.
Tiselius and M. Heidelberger. Nature, 138: 165 (July 1936)
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Quantitative studies on antibody purification. I. The dissociation of precipitates
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Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 64:161-172 (Aug. 1936)

The specific polysaccharides of Types I, II, and III pneumococcus. A revision of
methods and data. M. Heidelberger, F.E. Kendall and H.W. Scherp. J. Exp. Med.,
64:559-572 (Oct. 1936)

The structure of natural and synthetic antigens. M. Heidelberger. Science,
84:2188:498 (Dec. 1936)

A serologically inactive polysaccharide elaborated by mucoid strains of Group A
hemolytic streptococcus. F.E. Kendall, M.H. Dawson and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol.
Chem., 118:61-69 (March 1937)

Specific and non-specific cell polysaccharides of a human strain of tubercle bacil-
lus, Hoo. A.E.O. Menzel and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 118:79-100 (March
1937)

The molecular weight of antibodies. M. Heidelberger and K.O. Pedersen. J. Exp.
Med., 65:393-414 (March 1937)

A quantitative study of the cross reaction of Types III and VIII pneumococci in
horse and rabbit antisera. M. Heidelberger, E.A. Kabat, and D.L. Shrivastava.
J. Exp. Med., 65:487-496 (Apr. 1937)

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction. IV. The reaction of pneumococcus
specific polysaccharides with homologous rabbit antisera. M. Heidelberger and F.E.
Kendall. J. Exp. Med., 65:647-660 (May 1937)

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination. III. A reaction mechanism and a quan-
titative theory. M. Heidelberger and E.A. Kabat. J. Exp. Med., 65:885-902 (June
1937)

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction. V. The reaction between crystal-
line horse serum albumin and antibody formed in the rabbit. E.A. Kabat and M.

Heidelberger. J. Exp. Med., 66:229-250 (Aug. 1937)

A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction. VI. The reaction between mam-
malian thyroglobulins and antibodies to homologous and heterologous preparations.
H.E. Stokinger and M. Heidelberger. J. Exp. Med., 66:251-272 (1937)

Quantitative studies on antibody purification. II. The dissociation of antibody
from pneumococcus specific precipitates and specifically agglutinated pneumococci.
M. Heidelberger and E.A. Kabat. J. Exp. Med., 67:181-199 (Feb. 1938)

9715-P. Preparation and administration of globulin from rabbit antipneumococcus
sera. J.C. Turner, M. Heidelberger and C.M. SooHoo. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med.,
37:734-736 (1938)

The molecular composition of specific immune precipitates from rabbit sera. . M.
Heidelberger, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 60:242 (1938)

Chemical studies on the tubercle bacillus and other acid-fast bacilli. “Tuberculosis
and Leprosy", the mycobacterial diseases. Symposium series, Am. Assoc. for Adv. of
Science, 1938, vol. 1. A.E.O. Menzel and M. Heidelberger.
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Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination. IV. Quantitative data on
pneumococcus R (Dawson S)-anti-R (S) systems. E. A. Kabat and M. Heidelberger.
J. Exp. Med., 67:545-550 (April 1938)

Cell protein fractions of bovine and avian tubercle bacillus strains and of

the timothy grass bacillus. A.E.O.Menzel and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem.,
124:301-7 (June 1938)

Protein fractions of the human strain, He37, of tubercle bacillus. II:
A.E.C.Menzel and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 124:89<101 (June 1938)

Les aspects chimiques de la fonction antigéne et leurs rapports avec les
agents infectieux. M. Heidelberger. Revue. d'Immunologie, 4:293=303
(Juillet 1938)

Relation of proteins to immunity. Chapt. XVII, The Chemistry of the Amino
Acids, edited by C.L.A.Schmidt. C.C.Thomas, Springfield I1l., 1938.

Quantitative studies on antibody purification. IIIi The reaction of
dissociated antibody with specific polysaccharide, and the effect of
formaldehyde. Pierre Grabar and H. P. Treffers and (ii. Heidelberger.)

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Protein constitution and immunological behavior. M. Heidelberger.
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Specific and non-specific cell polysaccharides of a bovine strain of

tubercle bacillus. A.E.O.Menzel and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem.,
127:221-236 (Jan. 1939)

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On the structure of thyroglobulin. E. Brand and B. Kassall and M. Heidelberger.
J. Biol. Chem., 128 (1939) Proc. Soc. Biol. Chemists, Xi.

Chemical aspects of the precipitin and agglutinin reactions. M. Heidelberger.
Chem. Reviews, 24:323-343 (Apr. 1939)

oan tative absolute methods in the study of antigeneantibody reactions.
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A quantitative theory of the precipitin reaction. VII, The egg albumin= J jucqune!
antibody reaction in antisera from the rabbit and horse. H.P.Treffers, ATs
M. Mayer and M. Heidelberger. J. Exp. tieds, 71:271-282 (Feb. 1940)

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination. V. Agglutinin and precipitin
content of antisera to haemophilus influenzae, Type b. H.A.Alexander and
M. Heidelberger. J. Exp. ‘ede, 7l:lell (Jan. 1940)

A quantitative absolute method for the estimation of complement (Alexin).
M. Heidelberger. Science, 92:2397:534-535 (Dec. 6 1940)

Chapter: Recent chemical trends in the study of immunity, pp. 139-156 in
Chemistry and iedicine, edited by M.B.Visscher, Univ. of Minnesota Press,
Minneapolis, 1940.

Specific and non-specific cell polysaccharides of an avian strain of tubercle
bacillus. S.A.Karjala and iM. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 137:189-203
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Quantitative experiments with antibodies to a specific precipitate.
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Quantitative experiments with antibodies to,specific precipitate. II.
H. P. Treffers and M. Heidelberger. Js Exp. Med., 73:293-297, 1941 (Feb, )

Phosphorylated egg albumin. B. Davis, H. P. Treffers, and M. Heidelberger.
J. Am. Chem. Soc., 63 3498-503, (1941) a

Quantitative chemical studies on complement or alexine I. A method.
M. Heidelberger. J. Exp. Med., 73:651-694 (June 1941)

Quantitative chemical studies on complement or alexin. II. The interrelation
of complement with antigen-antibody compounds and with sensitized red cells.
A-J.Weil, H.P.Treffers and mM. Heidelberger. J. Exp. Med., 753:695<709

(June 1941)

Quantitative chemical studies on complement or alexin. III. Uptake of
complement nitrogen under varying experimental conditions. M. Rocha e Silva,
M. Me Mayer, and M. Heidelberger. J. Exps.Med., 74:359=367 (Oct. 1941)

Chemical studies on bacterial agglutination. VI. The agglutinin content of
antisera to hemolytic streptococci. S.D.Henriksen and M. Heidelberger.
J. Exp. Med., 74:105-114 (Aug. 1941)

Proteic fractions of a strain of Group A hemolytic streptococcus. IV. Azo dyes
containing hemolytic streptococcal protein. 5S.D.Henriksen and M. Heidelberger,
J. Immunol., 42:181-166 (Oct. 1941)

Fractionation of a Type I ‘strain of Group A hemolytic streptococci.
S. D. Henriksen and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 42:187=196 (Oct. 1941)

A further study of the cross reaction between the specific polysaccharides of
Types III and VIII pneumococci in:horse antisera. (E.A-Kabat and a. M. Mayer)
anc M. Heidelberger,-J. Exp. hed., 75:35<47 (Jan. 19423)

 

Quantitative experiments with antibodies to a specific ptecipitate. III.
Antigenic properties of horse serum fradtions isolated by &lettrophoresis
and by ultracentrifugation. H.P.Treffers and D,H.Noore and M. Heidelberger.
J. Exp. Med., 75:135<150 (Feb. 1942)

Quantitative chemical studies on complement or alexin. IV. Addition of human
complement to specific precipitates. M.M.Mayer and iiwHeidelberger. J. Exp.
Med., 75:2&5«295, (March 1942)

Quantitative chemical studies on hemolysins. I. The estimation of total
antibody in antisera to sheep erythrocytes and stromata. H.P.Treffers and
M. Heidelberger. J. Gen. Physiol., 25:5236531. (Mar.20, 1942)

Immunochemistry. Annals of The New York Academy of Sciences.
Introduction, by M. Heidelberger, 43:33 (April 30, 1942)

Velocity of combination, of antibody with specific polysaccharides of

neumoceccus. Ms Me Mayer and |. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 142:567-5™,
May 1942).

The interaction of the blood proteins of the rat with dietary nitrogen.
R. Schoenheimer, S. Ratner ,(. Rittenberg and M. Heidelberser.
Je Biol. Chem., 344 3541-2544 ( July 1942)
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Velocity of combination of antibody with specific polysaccharides of
pneumococcus. M. M. Mayer and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 143:
567-574, (May 1942)

The interaction of the blood proteins of the rat with dietary nitrogen.
R. Schoenheimer, S. Ratner, D. Rittenberg and M. Heidelberger. J.
Biol. Chem. » L44:541-S44 (July 1942),

The interaction of antibody protein with dietary nitrogen in actively
immunized animals. R. Schoenheimer, S. Ratner, D. Rittenberg and M.
Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 144:545-554 (July 1942)

Behavior of antibody protein toward dietary nitrogen in active and
passive immunity. H. P. Treffers, R. Schoenheimer, S. Ratner, D.
Rittenberg and M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 144:555-562 (July 1942)

Oxidized cotton, an immunologically specific polysaccharide. -@i>

Heniy am M. Heidelbergery- Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 28: 516-518 (Dec 1942)
~ & Lobb

Newer concepts of infection and immunity, and chemistry's part in

their development, I. M. Heidelberger. J. Mt. Sinai Hosp., 9:893-

896 (Jan. 1943)

Newer concepts of infection and immunity, and chemistry's part in
their development, II. M. Heidelberger. J. Mt. Sinai Hosp., 9:897-
~900 (Jan. 1943)

Quantitative micro-estimation of antibodies in the sera of man and
other animals. C. F. C. MacPherson and M. Heidelberger. Science, 97:
2522:405-406 (Apr. 30, 1943)

Immunology as a tool in biological research. Immunochemical approaches
to biological problems. M. Heidelberger. The American Naturalist,
77:193-198 (May, 1943) ,

Karl Landsteiner, An Obituary. Science, 98:233 (1943)

Relation of amino acids and their derivatives to immunity. M. Heidel-

berger. (Chapter VII in Outline of the amino acids and proteins.
Melvelle Sahyun, editor. Reinhold Publ. Corp., New York, 1944)

Relation of proteins to immunity. (Chapter XVII, p. 1258-62, Addendun,
2nd edition of The Chemistry of the Amino Acids and Proteins. Carl

L. A. Schmidt, editor, C. C. Thomas, Springfield, I1ll., publishers,
1944)

The protective or curative element in Type B H influenzae rabbit serum.
H. E. Alexander, M. Heidelberger and G. Leidy. The Yale J. Biol. and
Med., 16:425-434 (May 1944)

The immune response of human beings to brief infections with pneumo-
coccus. M. Heidelberger and D. G. Anderson. J. Clin. Investgn.,
23:607-612 (Sep. 1944)

Normal human stromata as antigens for complement fixation in the sera
of patients with relapsing vivax malaria. M. Heidelberger and M. M.
Mayer. Science, 100:2599:359-360 (Oct. 20, 1944)
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Complement titration in human sera. I. M. Heidelberger. J. Mt.
Sinai Hosp., 8:622 (1942)

Complement titration in human sera. II. M. Heidelberger, O. G. Bier,
G. Leyton and M. M. Mayer. J. Mt. Sinai Hosp., 12:285 (May 1945)

A comparison of human and guinea pig complements and their component
fractions. 0. G. Bier, G. Leyton, M. M. Mayer and M. Heidelberger.
-J. Exp. Med., 81:449-468 (May 1945) ‘

 
  

    

  

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ways}. C. F. C. MacPherson, M. Heidelberger and
Chem. Soc., 67: 578 (1945) ’ 7 3
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Denatured egg albunén. III. Quantitative inmunochemical studies on
we eno egg albumin denatured in various ways. €. F. C. Mac Pherson
nd M Heidelberger. J. Am. Chem. Soc., b?: 585 (1945)

‘PD. H. Moore. J. Am.

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Prevention of Ypneumococcal pneumonia by 4mmunization with specific
capsular polysatcharides. C.'M. MacLeod, R, G. Hodges, M. Heidelberger
and W. G. Bernhard. J. Exp. Med., 82:4ug (Nec. 19m5)

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Book review: The. ‘specificity of serological reactions. Revised edi-
tion. Karl Landsteiner, M.D. with a chapter\on Molecular structure
and intermolecular forces, by Linus Pauling, raviewed by M. Heidel -
berger. J. Immunol. 5 51: 427-428, (Dec. 1945) \.

The specific ‘polysacchan des of Types A, B, C, D and F Hemophilus In-
fluenzae. C. F. C. MacPherson, M. Heidelberger, H. E. Alexander and
G. Leidy« J. Immunol., 52% 207 - 219 (March 1946)

_ Antibody formation in voluntaers following injection ‘ef pneumococci

or their type-specific polysaacharides. M. Heidelberger, C. M. Mac
Leod, S. J. Kaiser, and B. Rob uson. J. Exp. Med., 83:903-320 (Apr.
1946)

sions containing ‘plasmodia. M. Heidelberger, M. M. Mayer\and C. R.
\ipril 1946) \
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Studies in Human Malaria. II. Attempts to influence relapsing vivax

malaria by treatment ef patients with vaccine (Pl. vivax). Heidel -

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Studies in Human. Malaria. I. ri erey of vaccines \and suspen-

Demarest. J. Inmunol., 52:325-330

' berger, W. A. Coates, and M. M. Mayer. NJ. Immunol., 53:101-107 (May

1946) \

 

Studies in Human Malaria.’ III. An aS vaccination of paretics
against blood-borne infection with Pl. viva M. Heidelberger, \C.
Prout, J. A. Hindle, and A. ‘S- Rose. J. Immunol. 53:109-112 (May
1946) \, \ :

Studies in Human Malaria. IV. ‘An attempt at vadgination of volunteers
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M. M. Mayer. J. Immunol., 53: we -118 (May 1946)
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Js Am. Chemi Soc., 67:574, (1945) .
Denatured egg albumin. II. Viscosities; particle weights and electrophoretic
thobilities of crystalline egg albumin denatured in various ways. C.F.C.Mace
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Denatured egg albumin. ITI. Quantitative immunochemical studies on crystalline
egg albumin denatured in various ways. C.F.C.MacPherson and M. Heidelberger.
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Prevention of pneumococeal pneumonia by immunization with specific capsular
polysaccharides. C.M.MacLeod, R.»G.Hodges, M. Heidelberger and W.G.Bernhard.
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Book review: The specificity of serological reactions. Revised edition.

Karl Landsteiner, M.D. with a chapter on Molecular structure and intermolecular
forces, by Linus Pauling, reviewed by M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 51:427-426,
(Dec. 1945)

The specific polysaccharides of Types A, B, C, D and F Hemophilus Influenzae.
C.F.C. MacPherson, M. Heidelberger, H. E» Alexander and G. Leidy.
J. Immunol., 52: 207-219 (March 1946)

Antibody formation in volunteers following injection of pneumococci or their
type-specific polysaccharides. M. Heidelberger, C.M.MacLeod, S.J.Kaiser,
and B. Robinson. J. Exp. Meds, 83:303+320 (April 1946)

Studies in Human Malariae I. The preparation of vaccines and suspensions
containing plasmodia. M. Heidelberger, M. M. Mayer and C. R. Demarest.
J. Immunol., 52:325<330 (April 1946)

Studies in Human Malaria. II. Attempts to influence relapsing vivax malaria
by treatment of patients with vaccine (Pl. vivax). M. Heidelberger, W. Ae
Coates, and M. M. Mayer. J. Immunol., 53:101-107 (May 1946)

Studies in Human Malaria. III. An attempt at vaccination of paretics against
blood-borne infection with Pl. vivax. Ms Heidelberger, C. Prout, J. A. Hindle,
and A. S. Rose. J. Immunol., 53:109*112 (May 1946)

Studies in Human Malaria. IV. An attempt at vaccination of volunteers against
mosquito-borne infection with Pl. vivax. M. Heidelberger and M. M. Mayer.
J. Ammunol., 52:113=118 (May 1946)

Studies in Human Malaria. V. Complement-fixation reaction. M. Heidelberger
and M. M. Mayer. J. Immunol., 54:89-102 (Sept. 1946)

The activating effect of magnesium and other cations on the hemolytic function
of complement. M. 1. Mayer, A. G. Osler, O. G. Bier, and M. Heidelberger.

Je Exp. hed-, 84:535-545 (Dec. 1946)

Spectrophotometric standardization of complement for fixation tests.
M. M. Mayer, B. B. Eaton and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 53:31-35 (May 1946)

-Immunochemistry. Me Heidelberger. Chapter in Cuzzents in Biochemical Research,

Interscience Publishers, Inc., pp. 453-460, New York, 1946
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U. Ss Rubber Co., via Columbia Broadtdsting System, Sunday Oct. 27, 1946.
Also, in Chapter 12, p. 271, The Scieritists Speak, ed. by Warren Weaver,
Boni & Gaer, New York, 1947,

Complement: Immunity intensifier, diagnostic drudge, chemical curiosity.
M. Heidelberger. American Scientist, 34:597<610 (Oct. 1946); Science in
Progress, 5th Series, edited by Geo. A. Baitsell, Yale Univ. Press,

New Haven, 1947.

Physical, chemical and immunological properties of phosphorylated crystalline
horse serum albumins M. M. Mayer and M. Heidelberger. J. Am. Chem. Soc.,
68:1B-25 (1946)

Immungchemistry of antigens and antiboliess Chapter 5 in Allergy in Theory
and Practice, by Robert A. Cooke, published by WW. B. Saurddrs Co., Philadelphia
1947, Pp. 81-99.

Antibody formation in men following injection of four type-specific poly<
saccharides of pneumococcus. M. Heidelberger, C. M. MacLeod, R. C. Hodges,
W. G. Bernhard, and M. M. Dilapi. J. Exp. hed., 89:227-230 (Mar. 1947)

A study of the purification and properties of ricin. E. A. Kabat, M. Heidelberge: .
and A. E. Bezer. J. Biol. Chem., 168:629-639 (May 1947)

Science, Freedom and Peace (Presidential address, Amer. Assoc. Immunologists).
M. Heidelberger. Federation Proceedings, 6:2 (1947)

Antiproteins in horse sera. II. Antibodies to pneumococcus nucleoprotein and
their reaction with antigen. M. Heidelberger. J. Exp. Med., 86:77-81 (1947)

Antiproteins in horse sera. III. Antibodies to rabbit serum albumin and their
reaction with antigen. H. P. Treffers, M. Heidelberger and: J. Freund.
J. Exp. ‘ied., 86:83-94 (Aug. 1947)

Antiproteins in horse sera. IV. Antibodies to rabbit serum globulin and their
interaction with antigen. H.P.Treffers, M. Heideiberger, and J. Freund.
Je Exp. Med., 86:95"5.06 (Aug. 1947)

Quantitative studies cf conmlement fixation. M. M. Mayer, A. G. Osler,
QO. G. Bier, ana M. Heidelberger. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med., 65:66+68 (1947)

Quantitative studies on complement. Chapter in Advances in Enzymology, vol. 8,
by M. Heidelberce. and M-e M. layer, ppe 71-115. edited by F. F. Nord.
Interscience Publishers, Inc., New York, 1948.

Address in 1946; publication in 1948: L*Immunité. Proceedings, Congrés des
Sciences Pastoriennes Pour le Cinquantenaire de la Mor: d2 Louis Pasteur
18-25 Novembre 1946. p. 142, with discussion. Comit: du Cinquantenaire,
Union Nationale des Inte}lectuels, Paris.

Introductory aote, Experimental Immunochemistry, E. A. Kabat and M. bh. Mayer.
C.C.Thomas, Springfield. Ill., 1946.

Fractionation anc physical-chemical studies of a commercial preparation of
the specific volysaccharide of Type I pneumococcus. R. A. Alberty and M.
Heidelberger. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 70:211-213 (1948)
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The human antibody response to simultaneous injection of six specific poly=
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Je Exp. ded 68:369-372 (Sept. 1948)

Quantitative studies of complement fixation. I. A method. -M. hi Mayer, A. G.
Gsler, O. G. Bier and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 59:195-206 (June 1948)

Cuantitative studies of complement fixation. II. Fixation of complement in the
reaction between Type III pneumococcus specific polysaccharide and homologous
antibody. A. G. Osler, Mi. hie Mayer and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 60:
205-212 (Oct. 1948)

Quantitative studies of complement fixation. III. Homologous and crosg-reactions
in pneumococcal Type III and Type VIII systems. A. G. Osler and M. Heidelberger.
J. Immunol., 60:317=325 (Nov. 1948)

Quantitative studies of complement fixation. IV. Homologous and cross-reactions.
in chicken and duck-egg albumin systems. A.G.Osler and M. Heidelberger.
J. Immunol., 60:327-337 (Nov. 1948)

Measurement and preservation of antibodies in human sera. Me Heidelberger
and Me M. DiLapi. J. Immunol., 61:153159 (Feb. 1949)

Complement and its components in human cerebrospinal fluid. M. Heidelberger
and R. H. kuller. J. Clin. Investgn., 28:262-285 (March 1949)

The antibody response of rabbits to a single injection of Type I pneumococci.
C. M. MacLeod, M. Heidelberger, B. Robinson, M. M. DiLapi, A. W. Walter and
W. D. Sutliff. J. Immunol., 61:179-183 (1949)

Ivory Pawn in the Ivory Tower. M. Heidelberger. (Presidential Address, Amer..
Assoc. Immunologists). Federation Proceedings, 8:579+580 (June 1949)

Recent quantitative studies on complement. (Section of Chapter V: Antigens
and Serological Reactions, pp. 225«227) volumes: Experimental Cell Research,
published by Albert Bonnier, Stockholm, Acddemic Press, Inc., New York, 1949.
(Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Experimental Cytology,
Stockholm, July 10-17, 1947)

Improved methods for the preparation of the specific polysaccharides of
pneumococcus. IM. Heidelberger, C. M. MacLeod, H, Markowitz and A. S. Roe.
J. Exp. Meds, 91:241-349 (April 1950)

Effect of the removal of lipids on specific precipitation. R. C. Krueger and
M. Heidelberger. J. Exp. Med., 923:363-391 (Nov. 1950)

Persistence of antibodies in human subjects injected with pneumococcal poly<
saccharides. M. Heidelberger, M. M. DiLapi, M. Siegel and A. W. Walter.
J. Immunol. , 65 3535-541 (Nov. 1950)

Symposia on nutrition of the Robert Gould Research Foundation. Vol. II: Plasma
Proteins. J. H. Youmans, editor, C. C. Thomas, Springfield, Ill]. publisher,
1950. Pages 334-339: Quantitative immunochemical studies of antibody~contain-
ing serum fractions obtained by salt precipitation, alcohol precipitation or
delipidation. M. Heidelberger and R. C. Krueger.
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pneumococcus and their products of alkaline degradation. M.. Heidelberger,
C. Me MacLeod and M. hie DiLapi. J. Immunol. ,.66:145-149 (Feb. 1951)

National. Academy of Sciences Conference on Complement. Report. Me Heidelberger.
Proc. Wat. Acad. Sci., 37:165-189 (March 1951)

The microestimation of antibodies with one milliliter samples of antisera of
low antibody content. R. C. Krueger and M. Heidelberger. J. Lab. and Clin.
hed., 38:157-160 (July 1951)

Absence of a prosthetic group in a type-specific polysaccharide of pneumococcus.
M. Heidelberger, C. M. MacLeod, H. Markowitz and Me M. DiLapi. J. Exp. Med.,
94:359~262 (Nov. 1951)

Pig complement and its fractionation for the production of reagents containing
third component. J. Jonsen, W. Manski, and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol.,
67:385<391 (Nov. 1951)

Attempts at a quantitative estimation of the second component of complement.
M. Heidelberger, J. Jonsen, B. He Waksman, and W. Manski. J. Immunol. ,
67:449=462, (Dec. 1951)

The deamination of crystalline egg albumin. I. Preparation and properties of
various soluble and denatured derivatives. P. H. Maurer and M. Heidelberger.
J. Am. Chem. Soc., 73:2070<2072 (1951)

The deamination of crystalline egg albumin. II. Physical and chemical
properties of the soluble and denatured derivatives. P. H. Maurer, M. Heidel-
berger and D. H. Moore. J- Am. Chem. Soc., 73:2072-2076 (1951)

The deamination of crystalline egg albumin. III. Quantitative immunochemical
studies on crystalline egg albumin and its denatured and deaminated derivatives.
P. He Maurer and M. Heidelberger. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 73:2076«2080 (1951)

Antiproteins in horse sera. VI. Salt-fractionation of antibodies to the
globulin of rabbit serum. R.C.Krueger and M. Heidelberger. Arch. Biochem.
and Biophys., 34:135-145 (Nov. 1951)

Antiproteins in horse sera. VII. Fractionation by alcohol of antibodies
to the globulin of rabbit serum. M. Heidelberger, R. C. Krueger and H. F.
Deutsch. Arch. Biochem. and Biophys., 34:146-150 (Nov. 1951)

Chapter 5: Persistence of antibodies in man after immunization, pp- 90-101.
M. Heidelberger, in The Nature and Significance of the Antibody Response.
Symposium held at N.Y.Acad. Med., March 21-22, 1951. A. \. Pappenheimer, Jr.,
editor. Columbia Univ Press, New York 1952.

Talk via All«India Radio, Calcutta, Jan. 6, 1952. M. Heidelberger

The deamination of crystalline egg albumin. IV. Side reactions. P. H. Maurer
and M. Heidelberger. J. Ain. Chem. Soc., 74:1089-1090 (1952)
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Quantitative immunochemical studies with the purified factor in mouse milk
connected with mammary carcinoma. M. Heidelberger, 5. Graff and

Cc. 2. Haagensen. J. Exp. Med., 95: 333-340 (1952).

Fixation of complement with the purified factor of mouse milk connected
with mammary carcinoma. M. Heidelberger, M. A. Leon, 5. Graff and
Cc. D. Haagensen. J. Mt. Sinai Hosp., 19:210-211 (May) 1952

Immunochemistry. M. Heidelberger. Abstract of lecture delivered at
Benares Hindu Univ., Jan. 8, 1952. The Pharm. Student, 2:18-19 (Jan.}

1953

Serological reactivity of synthetic polyglucoses. M. Heidelberger and
A. CG. Aisenberg. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci,, 39:453-459 (June) 1953

Introduction to session on protein configuration and biological reactivity.
M. Heidelberger, page 3. Syrnposium on Mechanism of Enzyme Action,

Wm. D. McElroy and Bentley Glass, editors. The Johns Hopkins Press,
Baltimore, 1954.

Chemical modifications of the specific polysaccharide of Type Ill
pneumoceccus and their immunological effects. H. Markowitsz and M.
Heidelberger. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 76:1313 (Mar. 5) 1954

Chemical constitution of the specific polysaccharide of Type XVUfIoneumococcus.
M. Heidelberger and Harold Markowite. J. Am. Cherm. Soc., 76: 1317
(Mar. 5) 1954

Glycogen, an immunologically apecific polysaccharide. M. Heidelberger,
A. G. Aisenberg and W. Z. Hassid. J. Exp. Med., 99:343 (Apr.) 1954

Bildung, Messung und Persistens der Antikorper nach der Immunisierung
von Menschen. von Prof. Dr. M. Heidelberger, New York

Deutsche Klnische Wochenschrift, v. 79:17 (Apr. 23, 1954) 659-662.
(lecture given on award of the von Behring Prize, Mar. 15, 1954 at
Marburg/Lahn)

also in Angewandte Chemie, 66, Jahrgang/Nr. 13/14, 1954, Seit. 403-406.

¥rom Immunology to Quantitative kamunochemistry. M. Heidelberger.
Baskerville Chemical Journal of City College of N.¥., 5:1:3-5 (May) 1954.
Sixth Bicentennial Science Lecture, Apr. 15, 1954.

Book review: Immunochemistry. Biochemical Scctety Symposia No. 10.
Crganized and edited by R. T. Williams, Cambridge Univ. Press, New
York 1953. (review seprinted in Arch. Bicchem. and Biophys., 50:1:
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The precipitin reaction and studies of native and denatured proteins,
M. Heidelberger. Chapter 2 in Serological Approaches to Studies of
Protein Structure and Metabolism, W. H. Cole, Ed., Rutgers Univ. Press,
New Brunswick, N. J., 1954.

Some unsolved problems in immunology. M. Heidelberger. Chapter 10
in Perspectives and Horizons in Microbiology, S. A. Waksman, Ed.,
Rutgers Univ. Press, New Brunswick, N. J., 1955.

The preparation and properties of fractions of pig complement. II.
M. A. Leon, 0, J. Plescia and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol.,, 74: —
313-317 (Apr.) 1955.

Immunochemistry and the structure of lung galactan, M. Heidelberger,
Z. Dische, W, B. Neely and M. L. Wolfrom. Jour, Amer, Chem, Soc.,
773 3511-3514 (1955).

Immunological specificities involving multiple units of galactose. II.
Michael Heidelberger. Jour. Amer. Chem. Soc., 77: 4308-4311 (1955).

Lectures on immunochemistry. Michael Heidelberger. Tokyo Jour. Med.
Sciences, 63: 143-216, October, 1955,

Fractions of pig complement. III. An inhibitor of active complement.
Myron A, Leon, Otto J. Plescia and Michael Heidelberger. J. Immunol.,
76: 28-32, January, 1956,

The immunological specificity of Type II pneumococcus and its separation
into partial specificities. Michael Heidelberger and John Adams, J. Exp. Med,
103; 189-197, February, 1956.

Ay kinetic method for the titration of complement. Otto J. Plescia,
Kenneth Amiraian and Michael Heidelberger. Arch. Biochem. Biophys.,
62: 346-354, June, 1956.

Fractionation of gum arabic by chemical and immunological procedures,
Michael Heidelberger, John Adams and Zacharias Dische. J. Am. Chem,
Soc., 78: 2853-2855, June 20, 1956.

Chemical constitution and immunological specificity. Michael Heidelberger.
Ann, Rev. Biochem., 25: 641-658, 1956.

Cross-reactions of antityphoid and antiparatyphoid B horse sera with
various polysaccharides, Michael Heidelberger and Felix Corgoba. J.

Exp. Med,, 104: 375-382, September, 1956.

Lectures in Immunochemistry. vii + 150 pp. Michael Heidelberger.
Academic Press, New York, December, 1956.
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Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. I. Dependence of the extent
of hemolysis on concentrations of reactants. 0. J. Plescia, K.
Amiraian, and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 78: 147-150 (Mar.) 1957.

Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction.II. Effect of composition of
C' on concentration dependence in immune hemolysis. 0. J. Plescia,
K. Amiraian, and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 78: 151-155 (Mar.) 1957.

Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. III. Dependence of the extent
of immune hemolysis upon temperature. G. Cavallo, 0. J. Plescia, K.
Amiraian, and M. Heidelberger. Giornale di Microbiologia, 3: 1-16,

No. 1, 1957.

Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. III. Reactions
in horse sera. M. Heidelberger, H. Jahrmacker, B. Bjérklund, and J.
Adams. J. Immunol., 78: 419-426 (June) 1957.

Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. IV.
Precipitation in rabbit antisera to Type IX and Type XII pneumococcus.
M. Heidelberger, H. Jarhmarker, and F. Cordoba. J. Immunol., 78:
427-430 (June) 1957.

Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. V.
Precipitation by glycogens and limit dextrins. M. Heidelberger, B.
Bjorklund, and J. Larner. J. Immunol., 78: 431-434 (June) 1957.

The formation of antibodies in man after injection of pneumococcal poly-
saccharides. M. Heidelberger. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 43: 883-887,
(Oct.) 1957. Correction: ibid.44: 485, 1958.

Immunological specificities involving multiple units of galactose. III.
M. Heidelberger, S. A. Barker, and B. Bjorklund. J. Am. Chem. Soc.,
80: 113-116 (Jan. 5) 1958.

Cross reactions of polyglucoses in antipneumococcal sera. VI.
Precipitation of type VIIfand type III antisera by B-glucans. M.
Heidelberger and P. A. Rebers. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 30: 116-118,
(Jan. 5) 1958.

Precipitation of the specific polysaccharide of Cryptococcus neoformans A
by types II and XIV antipneumococcal sera. P. A. Rebers, S. A. Barker,
M. Heidelberger, Z. Dische, and E. E. Evans. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 80:
1135-1137 (Mar. 5) 1958.

Complex nature of the step in immune hemolysis involving third component
of complement. K. Amiraian, 0. J. Plescia, G. Cavallo, and M.
Heidelberger. Science, 127: 239-240 (January 31) 1958.
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Inactivation of complement by egg albumin-rabbit antiegg albumin.

I. Differences depending upon the species of complement. G. Cavallo,
O. J. Plescia and M. Heidelberger. J. Immumol., 80: 249-253 (April)
1958. .

Inactivation of complement by egg albumin-rabbit antiegg albumin.
II, Inhibition by serum constituents. G. Cavallo, 0. J. Plescia
and M. Heidelberger. J. Immumol., 80: 382-385 (May) 1958.

the
Aspects of ,immme hemolytic reaction. IV. Inhibition of hemolysis
by the reaction products. O. J. Plescia, G. Cavallo, K. Amiraian
and M. Heidelberger. J. Immumol., 80: 374-381 (May) 1958.

Immunopolysaccharides. Part X. The structure of the immunologically
specific polysaccharide of pneumococcus type XIV. 5S. A. Barker, M.
Heidelberger, M. Stacey, and D. J. Tipper. J. Chem. Soc., 3468-3474,
(Oct.) 1958.

Crosssreactions of streptococcal A and V carbohydrates in Type II anti-
pneumococcal horse sera. M. Heidelberger and M. McCarty. Proc. Nat.
Acad. Sci., 45: 235-238 (February) 1959,

The specific polysaccharide of Type VI pneumcococcus. I. Preparation,
properties and reactions. P. A. Rebers and M. Heidelberger. J. Am.
Chem. Soc., 81: 2415-2419 (May 20) 1959.

Episodes in immunochemistry. Chapter 3, pp. 42-53, in "Microbiology-
Yesterday and Today," Ed., Vernon Bryson, Inst. of Microbiology,
Rutgers, The State University (Jume) 1959.

All polysaccharides are immmologically specific. Proceedings of the
Fourth International Congress of Biochemistry, Vienna, 1958, Vol. I,
Symposium I, 52-66; I. “ULB. Symposium Series, Vol. 3, Pergamon Press,
Ltd., London, New York? and Paris, 1959.

Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. V. Enhancement of guineaa
pig complement by carboxypeptidase A. kK. Amiraian, 0. J. Plescia
and M. Heidelberger. 2%. Immunitatsforsch., Berré 118: 289-301,
Pillemer Memorial Issue, 1959.

The immmological specificity of Type II pneumococcus and its separation
into partial specificities. II. M. Heidelberger, J. Exp. Med., lil:
33-43 (January 1) 1960.

Florence Rena Sabin. Philip D. McMaster and M. Heidelberger.
Biographical Memoirs, National Academy of Sciences, Vol. 34, 271-319.
Columbia Univ. Press, New York, 1960.
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Structure and immunological specificity of polysaccharides. M.
Heidelberger. Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products,
18: 503-536, 1960.

Immunochemistry of the pneumococcal types II, V, and VI. I. The
Yelation of type VI to type II and other correlations between chemical
constitution and precipitation in antisera to type VI. M. Heidelberger
and P. A. Rebers. J. Bact., 80: 145-153 (August) 1960.

Introduction to session on microbial polysaccharides (p 1609); cross-
reactions between pneumococci and saimonella and related microorganisms

(pp. 1656-8) and other discussions. International symposium on the
biochemistry of polysaccharides - structure and specificity (Gif-sur-

Yvette, July 18-21, 1960. Bull. Soc. Chim. Biol. 42: (1960), No. 12 1656~- (660
publ. Apr. 1961. Also in International Symposia of the Centre National

de la Recherche Scientifique, Vol. 100, 1961.

Complement. 0. J. Plescia and M. Heidelberger. Chapter 12 in Functions
of the Blood, ed. by R. G. Macfarlane and A. H. T. Robb-Smith, pp. 495-
526. Academic Press, N. Y., 1961.

Immunochemical Approaches to Problems in Microbiology. International
Symposium (Sept. 6-8, 1960) vol. ed. by M. Heidelberger, 0. J. Plescia,
and R. A. Day; also contains discussions by M. Heidelberger, Institute

of Microbiology, Rutgers, The State University, New Brunswick, N. J.,
1961.

Centenary Lecture: Chemical constitution and immunological specificity.
M. Heidelberger. Proc. Chem. Soc., pp. 153-9 (May) 1961.

The specific polysaccharide of type VI pneumococcus. II. The repeating
unit. P. A. Rebers and M. Heidelberger. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 83: 3056-
9 (July 20) 1961.

Formal discussion of the papers of Drs. Witebsky, Rapport and Graf,
and Rubin. M. Heidelberger. Cancer Res., 21: 1254-6 (October) 1961.

Immunochemistry of pneumococcal types II, V, and VI. II. Inhibition
tests in the type VI precipitating system. P. A. Rebers, E. Hurwitz,
and M. Heidelberger. J. Bact., 82: 920-6 (December) 1961.

Immunochemistry of the pneumococcal types II, V, and VI. III. Tests
with derivatives of the specific polysaccharides of types II and VI.
P. A. Rebers, E. Hurwitz, M. Heidelberger and S. Estrada-Parra. J.
Bact., 83: 335-342 (February) 1962.

Aspects of the immune hemolytic reaction. VI. Effect of inhibitors
from sheep serum on immune hemolysis. K. Amiraian, 0. J. Plescia, G.
Cavallo, and M. Heidelberger. J. Immunol., 88: 309-313 (March) 1962.
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Immunochemistry of pneumococcal Types II, V, and VI. IV. Cross-
reactions of Type V antipneumococcal sera and their bearing on the
relation between Types II and V. M. Heidelberger. Arch. Biochem &
Biophys., Supp. 1; 169-173 (September) 1962.

Unity and heterogeneity of antibodies. M. Heidelberger. Allergology,
Pergamon Press, Oxford, Loridon, New York, Paris, pp. 30-39, 1962.

The cross-reactivity of ketha gum and pneumococcal Type I. =< Short
cut to a constituent of a polysaccharide. M. Heidelberger, Jean M.
Tyler, and S. Mukherjee. Immunology, 5: 666-672 (November) 1962.

The specific polysaccharide of Type XVIII pneumococcus, II. S. Estrada-
Parra, P. A. Rebers, and M. Heidelberger. Biochemistry, 1: 1175-
1177 (November) 1962.

Immunochemical properties of the perilodate-oxidized polysaccharide of
Group A hemolytic streptococcus. S. Estrada-Parra, M. Heidelberger,
and P. Ae Rebers. J. Biol. Chem. , 238: 510-512 (February) 1963.

Immunochemical diagnosis of the linkage of D-mannose residues.
M. Heidelberger and A. Jeanes. J. BAct., 86: 881-882 (October) 1963.

Immunization of rabbits with periodate-oxidized pneumococcal type VI
specific capsular polysaccharide coupled to horse antibody. P. A.
Rebers, S. Estrada-Parra, and M. Heidelberger. J. Bact., 86: 882-
883 (October) 1963.

The specific polysaccharide of type XVIII pneumococcus. III S. Estrada-
Parra and M. Heidelberger. Biochem., 2: 1288-1294, 1963.

Cross-reactions of glucose-containing polysaccharides in antipneumococcal
sera. VII. The precipitation of type IX antisera by isolichenin, and other
reactions. M. Heidelberger. J. Immunology, 91: 735-739 (December) 1963.

Immunochemical identification of the aldobiuronic acid of the slime of
Sphaerotilus natans. M. Heidelberger, E. Gaudy, and R. S. Wolfe.
Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 51: 568-569 (April) 1964.

Immunochemical short cuts to the chenistry of carbohydrates.
M. Heidelberger. Fed. Proc., Vol. 23, No. 3, Part I, 627-629
(May-June) 1964,

The specific polysaccharide of Type XVIIIA pneumococcus. M. Heidelberger,
S. Estrada-Parra, and R. Brown. Biochemistry, 3: 1548-1550 (October)
1964,
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Cross-reactions of pneumococcal types. Quantitative studies
with the capsular polysaccharides. M. Heidelberger and Jean
M. Tyler. J. Exp. Med., 120: 711-719 (November) 1964.

Some recent correlations of constitution and imminological .
specificity. M. Heidelberger. New Perspeclijives in Biology, %G
pp. 215-224, Elsevier Publishing Company, Amsterdam, 1964.

Contribution de l'immunochimie 4 l'étude des structures biolo-
giques. M. Heidelberger. Bull. Soc. Chim. Biol., 46: 1293-

1298 (January) 1965. Also Introductory Chapter, Ann. Rev. Biochem. ,
36, I, 1-12, 1967.

Entwicklungslinien der Imminchemie. M. Heidelberger. Opening
chapter in Immunchemie, 15" Colloquium der Gesellschaft flir
physiologische Chemie, 22-25 April, 1964, Mosbach, Baden.

Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, 1965.

The polysaccharide of Shigella dysenteriae and its cross-reactions
with antisera to the pneumococcal types II and VI. M. Heidelberger,
C.V.N. Rao and D.A.L. Davies, Pathologia et Microbiologia, 28:
691-697 (No. 4) 1965.

The capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcus .type TX. C. V.N.
Rao and M. Heidelberger, J. Exp. Med., 123: 913-920 (May) 1966.

Imminochemical properties of hualtaco gum. M. Heidelberger and
C. V. N. Rao. Immunology, 10: 543-548 (June) 1966.

Cross-reactions of streptococeal group N teichoic acid in anti-
pneumococcal horse sera of types VI, XIV, XVI, and XXVII. M.
Heidelberger and S. Elliott. J Bact., 92: 281-283 (July) 1966.

Symposium, Macromolecules and Cancer; Introductory remarks, session
on Immunology and Macromolecules. M. Heidelberger, Cancer Research,
26: 2004 (September) 1966.

Citation and presentation of the Academy Medal to Donald D. Van
Slyke. M. Heidelberger. Bull. N. Y. Acad. Med., 43: 322-324
(April) 1967.

Cross-reactions of the group-specific polysaccharides of strepto-
coccal groups B and G in anti-pneumococcal sera with especial
reference to type XXIII and its determinants. M. Heidelberger,
J. M. Davie and R. M. Krause, J. Immunol., 99: 794-796, (October)
1967.

The capsular polysaccharide of Type I pneumococcus. I. Purification
and chemical modification. R. C. E. Guy, M. J. How, M. Stacey and
M. Heidelberger. J. Biol. Chem., 242: 5106-11 (November 10) 1967.

Scope and significance of antigenic cross-reactivity. M. Heidelberger.
In Cross-Reacting Antigens and Neoantigens, published by The
Williams & Wilkins Company, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A., 1967.
323.

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The specific capsular polysaccharide of type VII pneumococcus.
Jean M. Tyler and M. Heidelberger. Biochemistry, 7:1384-1392

cand
Seu! rated Ai (eerences off ~ anc D- VAI NAL (GbE. tH (fecebel De Ashuetl

324.

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327.

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Relations between structures of three K polysaccharides of as
Escherichia coli and cross-reactivity in antipneumococcal sera. ari Lone 44
M. Heidelberger, K. Jann, B. Jann, F. %rskov, I. %rskov and bas
0. Westphal. J. Bact., 95:2415-2417 (June) 1968. (cn [Cese@,

Predicted and unpredicted cross-reactions of an acetylphosphogalactan
o£ sporobolomyces yeast. M. Heidelberger and M. E. Slodki. J. Exp.
Med., 128:189-196 (July) 1968.

Reading the helix backwards. M. Heidelberger. In Nucleic acids in
Immunology, pp. 3-4; ed. O. J. Plescia and W. Braun, Springer-Verlag,
New York 1968.

Karl Landsteiner, 1868-1943. M. Heidelberger. Biographical Memoixs,
National Academy of Sciences, U.S., 40:177~210, 1969.

Immunochemistry of newly found substituents of polysaccharides of
Rhizobium species. W. F. Dudman and M. Heidelberger, Science,
164:954-955, 23 May, 1969.

Immunochemical relationships of certain streptococcal group and type
polysaccharides to pneumococcal capsular antigens. M. Heidelberger,
J. M. N. Willers and M. F. Michel. J. Immunol., 102:1119-27 (May)
1969.

Immunochemistry of the capsular polysaccharide of an acinetobacter.
M. Heidelberger, A. Das and E. Juni, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. U. S.,
63:47-50 (May) 1969.

Inhibition by aldobicuronates in the precipitation of pneumococcal
Type II and III systems. M. Heidelberger, N. Roy and Cc. P. J.
Glaudemans. Biochemistry, 8:4822-24, 1969.

Immunochemical relationships of certain capsular polysaccharides of
Klebsiella, pnewmococci and rhizobia. M. Heidelberger, W. F. Dudman
and W. Nimmich. J. Immunol., 104:1321-1328 (June) 1970.

Degradation of a pneumococcal type-specific polysaccharide with
exposure of group-specificity. J. D. Higginbotham, M. Heidelberger,
and E. C. Gotschlich. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 67:138- 192 (Sept.)
1970.

Predicted and unpredicted cross-reactions of an acetylphospho-
galactan of sporbolomyces yeast. IIT. M. Heidelberger and M. E.
Slodhi, J. Exp. Med., 152:1105-1106 (December) 1970.
335.

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Immunochemical studies of mangle gum (Rhizophora mangle L). C.V.N.
Rao, M. Heidelberger, and W. P, Grosvenor, Immunochemistry, 8:
657-663, (July) 1971.

Alphonse Raymond Dochez, 1882-1964. M. Heidelberger, Y. Kneeland, Jr.,
and K. M, Price. Biographical Memoirs, National Academy of Sciences

U.S., 42:29~-46, 1971.

Immunochemical studies on the capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcal

type IX. J.D. Higginbotham, A. Das, and M, Heidelberger. Biochem. J.,
126: 225-231, 1972.

Oxidation of the capsular polysaccharide of pneumococcal type ix by
periodate. A. Das, J.D. Higginbotham, and M. Heidelberger.
Biochem. J., 126:233~236, 1972.

:
"Relations Chimiques et Imounologiques entre Polysides Bacteriens"
M, Heidelberger, Chapter Iv, in Immunologie, Flammarion Medecine~
Sciences, ed., P. Bordet, 1972.

Inhibition experiments with pneumococcal C and depyruvylated type-IVv
polysaccharides. M. Heidelberger, E.C. Gotschlich and 3.D. Hiogin-
botham. Carbohydr. Res.,. 22:1-4, 1972.

Research in immunochemistry and Immunobiology. M. Heidelberger.
Vol. 1. J.B.G. Kwapinski, editor. University Park Press, Baltinora
1972, p. 295. Book Review.

f

The specific capsular polysaccharide o£ Pneumococcus type IV.
J.D. Higginbotham and M, Heidelberger. Carbohydr. Res., 23:165-
173, 1972.

Cross-reactions of polysaccharides of Lipomyces in antipneumococcal
and other antisera. M,. Heidelberger and M.E. Slodki, Carbohydr. Res.,
24:401-407, 1972.

Additional immunochemical relationships of capsular polysaccharides
of Kiebsiella and pneumococci. M. Heidelberger and W. Nimmich.
J. Immunol., 109:1337--1344, 1972,

Cross-reactions of additional extracellular polysaccharides of
Klebsiella. M. Heidelberger and G.G.5. Dutton. J. Immunol., 111:
857-859, 1973.

Oxidation of the Capsular polysaccharide of pnevmacoccal type IV by
periodate, J.D. Higginbotham and M. Heidelberger. Carbohydr. Res.,
27:2297--302, 1973,

Immunochemistry of Bacterial Polysaccharide
tet : 1s % We

Inewinochemistry and Immunobiology." M. Heid

¥wapinski and F.D. Day, University Park Pres

, in "Research in
jbergder, Eds. 7.3.6.
s, Baltimore, Md., 1573.

Supplement to 239, Immunologie, Paris, 1°74; $6. 2a, Oo
349.

350.

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Cross-reactivity of the membrane teichoic acid of Streptococcus faecalis
N.C.2I.B. 8191 in antipneumococcal type XII and type XVI sera.
M. Heidelberger and J. Baddiley. Carbohydrate Research, 37:5-7, 1974,

 

First Selman A, Waksman Memorial Lecture. M. Heidelberger. ‘The Sero-
logical Museum, Bulletin No. 50, November 1974, p. 1-4.

Glycoproteins secreted by sublingual glands of the echidna (Tachyglossus

aculeatus). J.Y. Lew, M. Heidelberger and M. Griffiths, Int. J. Peptide
Protein Res., 7:289-293, 1975.

Cross-reactions of Klebsiella. Immunochemical relationships indicated by
cross-reactions in antipneumococcal sera and tested in anti-Klebsiella
sera. M,. Heidelberger, W. Nimmich, J. Eriksen, G.G.S. Dutton, S. Stirm
and C.T. Fang, Acta path. microbiol. Scand. Sect. C., 83:397-405, 1975.

Immunochemical relationships between bacteria belonging to two separate
families: pneumococci and Klebsiella. M. Heidelberger and W. Nimmich.
Immunochemistry, 13:67-80, 1976. — 7

Identification of D-galacturonic acid in the specific capsular poly-
saccharide of pneumococcal type XXV. A. Das and M. Heidelberger.
Carbohydrate Research, 48:304~305, 1976.

’ Linkage of pyruvyl groups in the specific capsular polysaccharide of

Pneumococcus type IV. J.Y¥. Lew and M. Heidelberger. Carbohydrate Research,
52:255-258, 1976.

s . . .
Reactions-Croisées supplementaires entre les polyosides capsulaires de

Klebsiella et les serums antipneumococciques, M. Heidelberger and W.

Nimmich. Ann. Immunol. (Inst. Pasteur), 128¢c:225-227, 1977.

A "Pure" Organic Chemist's Downward Path. Michael Heidelberger,
Ann. Rev. Microbiol. 1977, 31:1-12.

Fifty years ago: Michael Heidelberger reviews his reviews.
M. Heidelberger. Trends in Biochem. Sci. 2:116, May 1977.

Fragen an die Immunologie: Behring-Preistrager antworten Studenten.
Round-Table-Gesprach anlasslig der 450-Jahrfeier der Philipps-Uni~
versitat Marburg. M. Heidelberger, Behring Inst. Mitt., No. 61,
70-71, 1977.

Introduction to nos. 2-3 honoring Pierre Grabar on his 80th birthday.
Annales d'Immunologie, 129¢c:141-142. (Feb.-Mar. 1978). (In French).
361.

362.

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366.

367.

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Homologous and cross-reactive _Tecipitins in antipneumococcal sera

1sised in mules. p.z, Alien . Heidelberger, I.A. Rappaport, and G.M.
Ward. Immunology, 35:105-113 {July 1978).

More on cross-reactions between pneumococci and Klebsiella.

M. Heidelberger, w. Nimmich, J. Eriksen, and S. Stirn. Acta Path.
Microbiol. Scand. RB. 86:313-20, 1978 (Dec.).

Fifty years ago: The beginnings of quantitative immunochemistry.

M. Heidelberger and F.E. Kendall. frends in Biochemical Sciences,
4:168, July 1979,

A "Pure" Organic Chemist's Downward Path. Chapter 2. The years at P
and S. M. Heidelberger. Ann. Rev. Biochem. 48:1-21, 1979,

Immunology: from ideas and guesses to a science. In Molecular
Mechanisms of Biological Recognition, Miriam Balaban, Ed.
Elsevier/North-Holland Biomed. Press, Amsterdam & N.Y.-, pp. 13-20, 1979.

Immunochemical determination of the configuration of a haptenic
substituent. mM. Heidelberger, [., KvarnstrGm, J. Eriksen, W. Nimmich,
and W.F. Dudman. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A., 77:4244-4246, 1980.

A "Pure" Organic Chemist's Downward Path: Chapter 3 - "Retirement."
M. Heidelberger. Perspectives in Biol. and Med., pp. 619-636, 1981.

Additional Cross-Reactions of Plant Polysaccharides in Antipneumococcal
and Other Antisera. M. Heidelberger. tIn Papers Dedicated to Professor
Johannes Moustgaard On the Occasion of His Seventieth Birthday The 26th
of September 1981. kg. Brummerstedt, Ed., The Royal Danish Agricultural
Society, Copenhagen, pp. 51~56, 1981

Additional correlations of chemical structure and immunological speci-
ficity among cross-reactions. of pneumococci and Klebsiella. M. Heidel-
berger, G.G.S. Dutton, J. Eriksen, W. Nimmich, and S. Stirn. Acta
Path. Microbiol. Immunol. Scand., Sect. C, 90: 87-90, 1982.

Pneumococcal polysaccharides and their Significance. mM. Heidelberger,
Trends. Biochem. Sciences, 7: 261-263, July 1982.

Cross-reactions of plant polysaccharides in antipneumococcal and other
antisera: An Update. mM. Heidelberger. (Same as ref. 369). In:
Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products. #42, Springer-
Verlag, New York, 1982, pp. 287-296.

Professor Elvin A. Kabat. ws. Heidelberger. Carbohydrate Res., 120:
1-2, 1983. lilcodisction Ty 120 Not innis henoc.

Precipitating cross-reactions among pneumococcal types. M. Heidelberger,
Infect. & Immun. 41: 1234-1244, Sept. 1983.
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PROF. M, HEIDELBERGER
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HEIDELBERGER, M.: RECOGNITION OF ANTIBODIES AS LABELED
GLOBULINS. ANN. N.Y. ACAD. ScI., 420: 1-4, 1984,

HEIDELBERGER, M,. AND BERNHEIMER, A.W.: CROSS-REACTIONS OF
POLYSACCHARIDES OF FUNGI, MOLDS, AND YEASTS IN ANTI-
PNEUMOCOCCAL AND OTHER ANTISERA. PROC.NATL.ACAD.SCI.,
USA, 81: 5247-5249, AucusT 1984,

HEIDELBERGER, M.: CROSS-REACTIONS OF POLYSACCHARIDES OF
STAPHYLOCOCCI AND STREPTOCOCCI AB ANTIPNEUMOCOCCAL AND
OTHER ANTISERA, MOLECULAR IMMUNOL. 21: 1011-1013, 1984,

HEIDELBERGER, M.: REMINISCENCES: PART 1. A “PURE”
ORGANIC CHEMIST’S DOWNWARD PATH. IMMUNOL. REVS, 81:
9-19, 1984,

HEIDELBERGER, M.: REMINISCENCES: PART 2. THE YEARS AT
P., AND S, IMMUNOL. REVS. 82: 7-27, DECEMBER 1984,

HEIDELBERGER, M,: REMINISCENCES: PART 3, “RETIREMENT”,
IMMUNOL. REVS, 83: 5-23, APRIL 1985.

(REISSUE OF #357, #364, #367 WITH SOME ADDITIONS, #357,

#364, #367 WERE TRANSLATED INTO JAPANESE BY AKIHIKO YANO

AND PUBLISHED IN INFECTION, INFLAMMATION AND IMMUNITY,

DECEMBER 1983; FeEB., JUNE, 1984,

HEIDELBERGER, M., JANN, K. AND JANN, B.: CROSSREACTIONS
OF ESCHERICHIA COLI K AND 0 POLYSACCHARIDES IN ANTI-
PNEUMOCOCCAL AND ANTI-SALMONELLA SERA. J. EXP. MED.,

162: 1350-1358, OcTOBER 1985,

HEIDELBERGER, M.: HISTORICAL IMMUNOCHEMICAL SURVEY OF
PNEUMOCOCCAL POLYSACCHARIDES. CHAPTER 1, IN: IMMUNOLOGY
OF THE BACTERIAL CELL ENVELOPE, (EDITED BY D.E.S. STEWART-
TuLL AND M. DAVIES), JOHN WILEY & Sons, LTD., 1985,

HEIDELBERGER, M,: DISCUSSION OF DEREK HORTON’S PAPER,
317-19; DISCUSSION OF HAROLD JENNINGS’ PAPER, 345-346,

In: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN INDUSTRIAL POLYSACCHARIDES.
(ED., 1,C.M. DEA), GORDON AND BREACH, INC., NY 1985,

HEIDELBERGER, M., HORTON, D. AND HASKELL, T.H.: CRoSS-
REACTIONS OF LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDES OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSS
IN ANTIPNEUMOCOCCAL AND OTHER ANTISERA. INFECTION AND
IMMUNITY, 54: 928-930, DECEMBER 1986,
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384. Heidelberger, M. Chapter GanThe Precipitin Reaction, Microbial
Ageglutination, Complement Fixation, and Relations Between Chemical
Structure and Antigen-Antibody Interactionfin The Immunological

Revolution: Facts and Witnesses. Ed. by A. Szentivanyi and H.
Friedman (in press).