TEMPERATURE OF COMPENSATION: SIGNIFICANCE FOR VIRUS INACTIVATION

Por Barnes, Richard, Vogel, Helmut, Gordon, Irving
Publicado em 1969

IMMUNITY IN VOLUNTEERS RECOVERED FROM NON-BACTERIAL GASTROENTERITIS

Por Gordon, Irving, Patterson, Paul R., Whitney, Elinor
Publicado em 1956

TRANSMISSION OF EPIDEMIC GASTROENTERITIS TO HUMAN VOLUNTEERS BY ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF FECAL FILTRATES

Por Gordon, Irving, Ingraham, Hollis S., Korns, Robert F.
Publicado em 1947

A STUDY OF ILLNESS IN A GROUP OF CLEVELAND FAMILIES : VII. TRANSMISSION OF ACUTE NON-BACTERIAL GASTROENTERITIS TO VOLUNTEERS: EVIDENCE FOR TWO DIFFERENT ETIOLOGIC AGENTS

Por Jordan, William S., Gordon, Irving, Dorrance, William R.
Publicado em 1953

Observations of Measles Virus Infection of Cultured Human Cells : I. A Study of Development and Spread of Virus Antigen by Means of Immunofluorescence

Por Rapp, Fred, Gordon, Irving, Baker, Richard F.
Publicado em 1960

Effect of Interferon on Polymerization of Single-Stranded and Double-Stranded Mengovirus Ribonucleic Acid

Por Gordon, Irving, Chenault, Sara S., Stevenson, Douglas, Acton, Jean D.
Publicado em 1966

Serological studies during the 1953 epidemic of influenza A in New York State

Por Stuart-Harris, C. H., Gnesh, Gladys M., Gordon, Irving
Publicado em 1954

Mechanism of Polykaryocytosis Associated with Noncytopathic Infection by Measles Virus

Por Atherton, John G., Chaparas, Sotiros D., Cremer, Martha, Gordon, Irving
Publicado em 1965