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Proceedings of the American Association of Immunologists

Twenty-First Annual Meeting Held at the School of Hygiene and Banting Institute, Toronto, Canada March 28–29, 1934

Wednesday, March 28, 9:15 a.m.

1. Presidential Address: Vaccination of Monkeys and Laboratory Workers against Psittacosis. Thomas M. Rivers.

2. Transmissibility of Trachoma. Louis A. Julianelle.

3. The Mechanism of Antibody Formation after Extirpation of the Antibody Depot. Paul R. Cannon.

4. The Existence of Antigenic Determinants of Diverse Specificity in a Single Protein. II. In Two Natural Proteins: Hen Egg Albumin and Duck Egg Albumin. Sanford B. Hooker and William C. Boyd.

5. The Antigenic Relationship of the Alcohol Soluble Fractions of Brain and Testicle. Julian H. Lewis.

6. The Antigenic Action of the Phosphatides; Further Studies of Purified Cephalin. Elizabeth Maltaner and Frank Maltaner.

7. The Antigenic Action of Cholesterol. Elizabeth Maltaner and Frank Maltaner.

8. The Inactivation of Complement by Cephalin and its Reactivation by Calcium. Elizabeth Maltaner and Frank Maltaner.

9. Age and Antibody Production. Leona Baumgartner.

Wednesday, March 28, 2:15 p.m.

1. The Sensitization of Guinea Pigs to Poison Ivy. Francis M. Rackemann and Frank A. Simon.

2. Studies on the Antigenic Complex of the Meningococcus. Goeffrey Rake and Henry W. Scherp.