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  • 41. Comparison of the allergenicity and antigenicity of yellow jacket and hornet venoms.
    Reisman RE, Mueller U, Wypych J, Elliott W, Arbesman CE.
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  • 59. Allergens in Hymenoptera venom XIV: IgE binding activities of venom proteins from three species of vespids.
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  • 60. Immunochemical observations of antigen 5, a major venom allergen of hornets, yellowjackets and wasps.
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