Study XII: Complement Fixation and Precipitin Reactions with the Serum of Bronchial Asthmatics who are sensitive to the Proteins of Wheat, Horse Dandruff, Cat Hair, and Bacteria, using these Proteins as Antigens, and the cutaneous Reaction as an Index of Sensitization

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