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• S. Flexner and H. Noguchi: Snake venom in relation to haemolysis, bacteriolysis, and toxicity. J. Exp. Med., 6, 277-301, 1902.
• H. Noguchi: A study of the protective action of snake venom upon blood corpuscles. J. Exp. Med., 7, 191-222, 1905.
• S. Flexner and H. Noguchi: The effect of eosin upon tetanus toxin and upon tetanus in rats and guinea pigs. J. Exp. Med., 8, 1-7, 1906.
• H. Noguchi: On certain thermostable venom activators. J. Exp. Med., 8, 87-102, 1906.
• H. Noguchi: The photodynamic action of a eosin and erythrosin upon snake venom. J. Exp. Med., 8, 252-254, 1906.
• H. Noguchi: The effect of eosin and erythrosin upon the haemolytic power of saponin. J. Exp. Med., 8, 268-270, 1906.
• T. Madsen, H. Noguchi and L. Walbum: The influence of temperature upon the rate or reaction (haemolysis, agglutination, precipitation). J. Exp. Med., 8, 337-364, 1906.
• S. Flexner and H. Noguchi: The influence of colloids upon the diffusion of haemolysins. J. Exp. Med., 8, 547-563, 1906.
• H. Noguchi: Therapeutic experiments with anticrotalus and antimoccasin sera. J. Exp. Med., 8, 614-624, 1906.
• H. Noguchi: The thermostable anticomplementary constituents of the bood. J. Exp. Med., 8, 726-749, 1906.
• T. Madsen and H. Noguchi: Toxins and antitoxins — Snake venoms and antivenins. J. Exp. Med., 9, 18-50, 1907.
• H. Noguchi: The nature of the antitetanic action of eosin. J. Exp. Med., 9, 281-290,1907.
• H. Noguchi: Local immunity to tetanus in inoculated rats treated with eosin. J. Exp. Med., 9, 291-297, 1907.
• H. Noguchi: On extracellular and intracellular venom activators of the blood, with especial reference to lecithin and fatty acids and their compounds. J. Exp. Med., 9, 436-454, 1907.
• H. Noguchi: On the influence of the reaction and of desiccation upon opsonins. J. Exp. Med., 9, 455-463, 1907.
• H. Noguchi: On the inhibitory influence of eosin upon sporulation. J. Exp. Med., 10, 30-35, 1908.
• H. Noguchi: The relation of protein, lipoids, and salts to the Wassermann reaction. J. Exp. Med., 11, 84-99, 1909.
• H. Noguchi: A new and simple method for the serum diagnosis of syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 11, 392-401, 1909.
• H. Noguchi and J. W. Moore: The butyric acid test for syphilis in the diagnosis of metasyphilitic and other nervous disorders. J. Exp. Med., 11, 604-613, 1909.
• H. Noguchi: Pleomorphism and pleobiosis of Bacillus bifidus communis. J. Exp. Med., 12, 182-195, 1910.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: Biochemical studies on so-called syphilis antigen. J. Exp. Med., 13, 43-68, 1911.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: Variations in the complement activity and fixability of guinea pig serum. J. Exp. Med., 13, 69-77, 1911.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: The comparative merits of various complements and amboceptors in the serum diagnosis of syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 13, 78-91, 1911.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: The interference of inactive serum and egg-white in the phenomenon of complement fixation. J. Exp. Med., 13, 92-97, 1911.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: Sublimate and the serum diagnosis of syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 13, 210-216, 1911.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: Barium sulphate absorption and the serum diagnosis of syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 13, 217-228, 1911.
• H. Noguchi and J. Bronfenbrenner: Effects of mechanical agitation and of temperature upon complement. J. Exp. Med., 13, 229-233, 1911.
• H. Noguchi: A method for the pure cultivation of pathogenic Treponema pallidum (Spirochaeta pallida). J. Exp. Med., 14, 99-108, 1911.
• H. Noguchi: A cutaneous reaction in syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 14, 557-568, 1911.
• H. Noguchi: Cultural studies on mouth spirochaetae (Treponema microdentium and macrodentium). J. Exp. Med., 15, 81-88, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: The direct cultivation of Treponema pallidum pathogenic for the monkey. J. Exp. Med., 15, 90-100, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: Morphological aned pathogeni variations in Treponema pallidum. J. Exp. Med., 15, 201-204, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: Pure cultivation of Spirochaeta refringens. J. Exp. Med., 15, 466-469, 1912.
• J. Bronfenbrenner and H. Noguchi: A biochemical study of the phenomena known as complement-splitting. First paper: Splitting of the complement associated with globulin precipitation. J. Exp. Med., 15, 598-624, 1912.
• J. Bronfenbrenner and H. Noguchi: A biochemical study of the phenomena known as complement-splitting. Second paper: Splitting of the complement without a visible alteration of the proteide constituents. J. Exp. Med., 15, 625-643, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: Treponema mucosum (new species), a mucin-producing spirochaeta from Pyorrhea alveolaris, grown in pure culture. J. Exp. Med., 16, 194-198, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: The pure cultivation of Sporpchaeta duttoni, Spirochaeta kochi, Sporochaeta obermeiri, and Spirochaeta novyi. J. Exp. Med., 16, 199-210, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: A method for cultivating Treponema pallidum in fluid media. J. Exp. Med., 16, 211-215, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: Pure cultivation of Spirochaeta phagedenis (new species), a spiral organism found in phagedenic lesions on human external genitalia. J. Exp. Med., 16, 261-268, 1012.
• H. Noguchi: Cultivation of Spirochaeta gallinarum. J. Exp. Med., 16, 620-628, 1912.
• H. Noguchi: Cultivation of Treponema calligyrum (new species) from condylomata of man. J. Exp. Med., 17, 89-98, 1013.
• H. Noguchi and J. W. Moore: A demonstration of Treponema pallidum in the brain in cases of general paralysis. J. Exp. Med., 17, 232-238, 1913.
• H. Noguchi: Contribution to the cultivation of the parasite of rabies. J. Exp. Med., 18, 314-316, 1913.
• S. Flexner and H. Noguchi: Experiments on the cultivation of the microorganism causing epidemic poliomyelitis. J. Exp. Med., 18, 461-485, 1913.
• H. Noguchi and M. Cohen: Experiments on the cultivation of so called, trachoma bodies. J. Exp. Med., 18, 572-578, 1913.
• H. Noguchi: Pure cultivation in vivo of vaccine virus free from bacteria. J. Exp. Med., 21, 539-570, 1915.
• H. Noguchi and M. Cohen: Bacteriological and clinical studies of an epidemic of Koch-Weeks bacillus conjunctivitis associated with cell inclusion conjunctivitis. J. Exp. Med., 22, 304-318, 1915.
• T. Ohira and H. Noguchi: The cultivation of trichomonas of the human mouth (Tetratrichomonas hominis) . J. Exp. Med., 25, 341-347, 1917.
• S. Akatsu and H. Noguchi: The drug-fastness of spirochetes to arsenic, mercurial and iodide compounds in vitro. J. Exp. Med., 25, 349-362, 1917.
• H. Noguchi: Spirochaeta icterohaemorrhagiae in American wild rats and its relation to the Japanese and European strains. First paper. J. Exp. Med., 25, 755-763, 1917.
• H. Noguchi and S. Akatsu: Immunological studies on pure cultures of various spirochetes. J. Exp. Med., 25, 765-788, 1917.
• H. Noguchi and R. Kubo: The relation of mosquitos and flies to the epidemiology of acute poliomyelitis. J. Exp. Med., 26, 49-57, 1917.
• H. Noguchi: Further studies on the properties of pure vaccine virus cultivated in vivo. J. Exp. Me., 27, 425-442, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: Morphological characteristics and nomenclature of Leptospira (Spirochaeta) icterohaemorrhagiae (Inada and Ido). J. Exp. Med., 27, 575-592, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: Further study on the cultural conditions of Leptospira (Spirochaeta) icterohaemorragiae. J. Exp. Med., 27, 593-608, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: The survival of Leptospira (Spirochaeta) iterohaemorrhagiaae in nature; observations concerning microchemical reactions and intermediary hosts. J. Exp. Med., 27, 609-625, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: The spirochetal flora of the normal male genitalia. J. Exp. Med., 27, 667-678,1918.
• H. Noguchi: A homohemolytic system for the serum diagnosis of syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 28, 43-67, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: Influence of temperature upon the velocity of the complement fixation reaction in syphilis. J. Exp. Med., 28, 297-302, 1918.
• H. Noguchi and D. J. Kaliski: The spirochetal flora of the normal female genitalia. J. Exp. Med., 28, 559-560, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: A comparative study of experimental prophylactic inoculation against Leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae. J. Exp. Med., 28, 561-570, 1918.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. I. Symptomatology and pathological findings of the yellow fever prevalent in Guayaquill. J. Exp. Med., 29, 547-564, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. II. Transmission epxeriments on yellow fever. J. Exp. Med., 29, 565-584, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. III. Symptomatology and pathological findings in animals experimentally infected. J. Exp. Med., 29, 585-596, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. IV. The acquired immunity of guinea pigs against Leptpspira icteroides after the inoculation of blood of yellow fever patients. J. Exp. Med., 30, 1-8, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. V. Properties of blood serum of yellow fever patients in relation to Leptpspira icteroides. J. Exp. Med., 30, 9-12, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. VI. Cultivation, morphology, virulence, and biological properties of Leptpspira icteroides. J. Exp. Med., 30, 13-29, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. VII. Demonstration of Leptpspira icteroides in the blood, tissues and urine of yellow fever patients and of animals experimentally infected with the organism. J. Exp. Med., 30, 87-93, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. VIII. Presence of a leptospira in wild animals in Guayaquil and its relation to Leptpspira icterohaemorrahgiae and Leptospira icteroides. J. Exp. Med., 30, 95-107, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. IX. Mosquitos in relation to yellow fever. J. Exp. Med., 30, 401-410, 1919.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. X. Comparative immunological studies on Leptospira icteroides and Leptpspira icterohaemorrahgiae. J. Exp. Med., 31, 135-158, 1920.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. XI. Serum treatment of animals infected with Leptospira icteroides. J. Exp. Med., 31, 159-168, 1920.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. XII. Chemotherapy versus serotherapy in experimental infection with Leptospira icteroides. J. Exp. Med., 32, 381-400, 1920.
• H. Noguchi and I. J. Kligler: Experimetal studies on yellow fever occurring in Merida, Yucatan. J. Exp. Med., 32, 601-625, 1920.
• H. Noguchi and I. J. Kligler: Immunological studies with a strain of Leptospira isolated from a case of yellow fever in Merida, Yucatan. J. Exp. Med., 32, 627-637, 1920.
• H. Noguchi and I. J. Kligler: Experimental studies on yellow fever in northern Peru. J. Exp. Med., 33, 239-252, 1921.
• H. Noguchi and I. J. Kligler: Immunology of the Peruvian strains of Leptospira icteroides. J. Exp. Med., 33, 253-260, 1921.
• A. E. Cohn and H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. XIII. Behavior of the heart in the experimental infection of guinea pips and monkeys with Leptospira icteroides and Leptpspira icterohaemorrahgiae. J. Exp. Med., 33, 683-692, 1921.
• H. Noguchi: Cristispira in North American shellfish. A note on a spirillum found in oysters. J. Exp. Med., 34, 295-315, 1921.
• H. Noguchi: Veneral spirochetosis in American rabbits. J. Exp. Med., 35, 391-407, 1922.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of yellow fever. XIV. Duration of the protective effect of anti-icteroides immune serum after subcutaneous inoculation into animals. J. Exp. Med., 36, 357-364, 1922.
• H. Noguchi: Immunity studies of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. I. Usefulness of immune serum in suppressing an impending infection. J. Exp. Med., 37, 383-394, 1923.
• H. Noguchi: Immunity studies of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. II. Prophylactic inoculation in animals. J. Exp. Med., 38, 605-626, 1923.
• H. Noguchi: Cultivation of Rickettsia-like microorganisms from the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick, Dermacentor andersoni. J. Exp. Med., 43, 515-532, 1926.
• H. Noguchi and T. S. Battistini: Etiology of Oroya fever. I. Cultivations of Bartonella bacilliformis. J. Exp. Med., 43, 851-864, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: A filter-passing virus obtained from Dermacentor andersoni. J. Exp. Med., 44, 1-10, 1926.
• H. Noguchi and E. B. Tilden: Comparative studies of Herpetomonads and Leishmanias. I. Cultivation of Herpetomonads from insects and plants. J. Exp. Med., 44, 307-325, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: Comparative studies of Herpetomonads and Leishmanias. II. Differentiation of the organisms by serological reactions and fermentation tests. J. Exp. Med., 44, 327-337, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. II. Viability of Bartonella bacilliformis in cultures and in the preserved blood and an excised nodule of Marcus rhesus. J. Exp. Med., 44, 533-538, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. III. The behavior of Bartonella bacilliformis in Marcus rhesus. J. Exp. Med., 44, 697-713, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. IV. The effect of inoculation of anthropoid apes with Bartonella bacilliformis. J. Exp. Med., 44, 715-728, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. V. The experimental transmission of Bartonella bacilliformis by ticks (Dermacentor andersoni ). J. Exp. Med., 44, 729-734, 1926.
• H. Noguchi: The etiology of verruga peruana. J. Exp. Med., 45:175-189, 1927.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. VI. Pathological changes observed in animals experimentally infected with Bartonella bacilliformis. The distribution of the parasites in the tissues. J. Exp. Med., 45, 437-454, 1927.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. VII. The response of the skin of Marcus rhesus and anthropod apes to inoculation with Bartonella bacilliformis. J. Exp. Med., 45, 455-463, 1927.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. VIII. Experiments on cross- immunity between Oroya fever and Verruga peruana. J. Exp. Med., 45, 781-786, 1927.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. IX. Bacterium peruvianum, n. sp., a secondary invader of the lesions of Verruga peruana. J. Exp. Med., 47, 165-170, 1928.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. X. Comparative studies of different strains of Bartonella bacilliformis, with special reference to the relationship between the clinical types of Carion’s disease and the virulence of the infecting organism. J. Exp. Med., 47, 219-234, 1928.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. XI. Comparison of Bartonella bacilliformis and Bartonella muris. Cultivation of Bacterium murium, new species. J. Exp. Med., 47, 235-243, 1928.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. XII. Influence of malarial infection (Plasmodium inui ?), splenectomy, or both, upon experimental Carrion’ disease in monkeys. J. Exp. Med., 47, 821-827, 1928.
• H. Noguchi: Etiology of Oroya fever. XIII. Chemotherapy in experimental Bartonella bacilliformis infection. 48, 619-625, 1928.
• H. Noguchi, R. C. Shannon, E. B. Tilden and J. R. Tyler: Etiology of Oroya fever. XIV. The insect vectors of Carrion’s disease. J. Exp. Med., 49, 993-1008, 1929.
• H. Noguchi, H. R. Muller, E. B. Tilden and J. R. Tyler: Etiology of Oroya fever. XV. Effect of immune serum on the course of Bartonella bacilliformis infection in Marcus rhesus. J. Exp. Med., 50, 355-364, 1929.
• H. Noguchi, H. R. Muller, E. B. Tilden and J. R. Tyler: Etiology of Oroya fever. XVI. Verruga in the dog and the donkey. J. Exp. Med., 50, 455-461, 1929.