Articles:

Wei-T'ung Liu AND Samuel H. Zia

Studies on the Murine Origin of Typhus Epidemics in North China: I. Murine Typhus Rickettsia Isolated from Body Lice in the Garments of a Sporadic Case
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 507-523. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L. T. Coggeshall

Infection of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus with Plasmodium Cynomolgi, a Monkey Malaria Parasite, and with Plasmodium Lophurae, an Avian Malaria Parasite
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 525-530. [Abstract] [PDF]  

I. J. Kligler AND M. Yoeli

The Diagnostic and Epidemiologic Significance of the Complement Fixation Test in Human Malaria
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 531-543. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ellis Herndon Hudson

Yaws and Syphilis; the Same or Different? Should the Discussion be Continued?
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 545-552. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Paul F. Russell AND Badri Nath Mohan

Experimental Malaria Infections in A. Stephensi from Contrasting Sea-Water and Tap-Water Larva Environments
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 553-558. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Henry W. Kumm AND L. M. Ram

Observations on the Anopheles of British Honduras
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 559-566. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Charles W. Rees, Lucy V. Reardon, Leon Jacobs, AND Frances Jones

Problems Encountered in the Growth of Endamoeba Histolytica in Cultures Developed by Micro-Isolation
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 567-578. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Hugh H. Smith, Hector Calderón-Cuervo, AND José Pablo Leyva

A Comparison of High and Low Subcultures of Yellow Fever Vaccine (17D) in Human Groups
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 579-587. [Abstract] [PDF]  

E. E. Baker AND E. M. Mrak

Spherule Formation in Culture by Coccidioides Immitis Rixford and Gilchrist, 1896
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 589-595. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Carlos Ottolina

The Vesicular Test: Diagnostic Method of Infection by Poradenic (Lymphogranuloma Inguinale) Virus
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 597-602. [Abstract] [PDF]  

News and Comment:

News and Comment
Am J Trop Med 1941 s1-21: 603-604. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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