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The Precipitin Test as an Entomological Tool

The Canadian Entomologist, 1950
The current rapid advance in many fields of biology is being facilitated by the discovery of new ‘tools’ or the extended application of old ‘tools’. Radioactive isotopes, paper chromatography, the electron microscope and cytogenetics are but a few examples. Entomology is benefiting by the use of these tools.
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The Precipitin Test in the Identification of Yeasts

The Journal of Immunology, 1925
Abstract It is the purpose of this note to show that serum reactions may offer considerable aid in the differentiation of various species and sub-species of yeasts—a tedious and difficult task by current methods. Schütze (1) in 1902 found that anti-yeast sera in rather high concentrations caused non-specific precipitation when mixed with
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THE PRECIPITIN TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF SYPHILIS

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1923
Meinicke, 1 in 1917. and Sachs and Georgi, 2 in 1918, reported the practical application of the precipitin test to the diagnosis of syphilis. They claimed that the results were as accurate as those obtained by a carefully performed Wassermann test, and further that frequently the blood from a known syphilitic which gave a negative Wassermann reaction ...
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PRECIPITIN TESTS IN THYROID DISEASE