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Charles Cyril Okell

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 May 2009

H. J. Parish
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Journal of Hygiene , Volume 39 , Issue 3 , May 1939 , pp. 217 - 223
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1939

References

LIST OF SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

Hartley, P., Eagleton, A. J. & Okell, C. C. 1922 “The desiccation of serum and other protein solutions.” J. Path. Bact. 26, 53–65.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
O'Brien, R. A., Eagleton, A. J., Okell, C. C. & Baxter, E. M. 1923 “The Schick test and active immunization.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 4, 29–33.Google Scholar
Glenny, A. T. & Okell, C. C. 1924 “The titration of diphtheria toxin and antitoxin by flocculation methods.” J. Path. Bact. 27, 187–200.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Eagleton, A. J., O'Brien, R. A. & Okell, C. C. 1924 “The rapid control of diphtheria outbreaks in institutions.” Lancet, 1, 800–801.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Baxter, E. M. 1924 “The Dick reaction in scarlet fever.” J. Path. Bact. 27, 342–5.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Baxter, E. M. 1924 “The fermentative reactions of the diphtheria bacillus.” J. Path. Bact. 27, 439–47.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C, Dalling, T. & Pugh, L. P. 1924 “Enzootic jaundice (yellows) in dogs.” Vet. Sec. 4, 1002.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1924 “A note on haemolysin and haemagglutinin with reference to the Wassermann reaction.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 5, 355–60.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C, Dalling, T. & Pugh, L. P. 1925 “Leptospiral jaundice in dogs.” Vet. J. 81, 3–35.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1925 “The Dick test in scarlet fever.” Lancet, 1, 712–14.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Houston, A. & Okell, C. C. 1925 “Examination of well water for Leptospirata.” 20th Sep. Metrop. Wat. Bd, Land., pp. 43–51.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C., Dalling, T. & Pugh, L. P. 1925 “Discussion on canine jaundice: with special reference to leptospiral infection.” Proc. roy. Soc. Med., Sect. of Comp. Med., 18, 17–23.CrossRefGoogle ScholarPubMed
O'Brien, R. A. & Okell, C. C. 1925 “Discussion on Dick reaction and the serum treatment of scarlet fever.” Lancet, 1, 1294–7.Google Scholar
O'Brien, R. A. & Okell, C. C. 1925 “Some problems connected with the Dick test.” Lancet, 2, 1327–9.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Dalling, T. & Okell, C. C. 1926 “Vaccine treatment of canine leptospiral jaundice.” J. Path. Bact. 29, 131.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Steed, G. I. 1926 “Haemagglutination by horse serum, and jaundice in mice.” J. Path. Bact. 29, 132–3.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C., Parish, H. J., O'Brien, R. A., Dreyer, G., Cummins, S. L. & Buxton, J. B. 1926 “The standardization of tuberculin and the precipitin test.” Lancet, 1, 433–4.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1926 “A note on the isolation of virulent diphtheria bacilli from wounds of horses.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 7, 173–4.Google Scholar
O'Brien, R. A. & Okell, C. C. 1926 “Discussion on relationship of streptococci to scarlet fever and its complications.” Brit. med. J. 2, 513–15.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1926 “The virulence testing of the diphtheria bacillus and its practical application.” J. Hyg., Camb., 25, 355–65.Google ScholarPubMed
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1927 “The titration of scarlet fever antitoxin in rabbits.” Lancet, 1, 71–2.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1927 “The standardization of tuberculin.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 8, 170–5.Google Scholar
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1927 “The titration of scarlet fever antitoxin in rabbits.” J. Path. Bact. 30, 521–8.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1927 “Immunization as a practical means of disease prevention in children.” National Health, 20, 245.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1928 “Vaccination of guinea-pigs against tuberculosis with B.C.G.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 9, 34–42.Google Scholar
O'Brien, R. A., Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1928 “The biological properties of Schick and Dick toxin.” Public Health, p. 181–2.Google Scholar
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1928 “Haemolytic streptococcal infections in the rabbit.” Lancet, 1, 746–8.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1928 “The relationship of scarlet fever to other streptococcal infections.” Lancet, 1, 748–50.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Booth, W. G. 1928 “Epidemic catarrhal jaundice.” Public Health, p. 237.Google Scholar
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1928 “The permanence of the Schick negative state.” Lancet, 2, 322–3.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1929 “Three notes on tuberculin.” J. Path. Bact. 32, 51–6.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Blake, A. V. & Okell, C. C. 1929 “Standardization of anti-dysentery serum: effect of increased test dose of toxin on the accuracy of titration.” J. Path. Bact. 32, 121–6.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
O'Brien, R. A., Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1929 “‘Diphtheria’ in Schick negative reactors.” Lancet, 1, 149–51.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
O'Brien, R. A., Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1929 “Titration of scarlet fever antitoxin.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 10, 83–93.Google Scholar
Blake, A. V. & Okell, C. C. 1929 “Seasonal variation in the susceptibility of mice to dysentery (Shiga) toxin.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 10, 175–9.Google Scholar
Montagu Lawrence, C. J. & Okell, C. C. 1929 “The association of human and canine jaundice with an illustrative case.” Lancet, 2, 327–8.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Blake, A. V. 1930 “Dysentery toxin (Shiga): Notes on its preparation with a discussion of its position as an endotoxin.” J. Path. Bact. 33, 57–63.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1930 “The relationship of virulent to avirulent diphtheria bacilli.” J. Hyg., Carnb., 29, 309–12.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Parish, H. J. & Okell, C. C. 1930 “The relative insusceptibility of young rabbits to streptococcal toxin.” J. Path. Bact. 33, 527–32.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1930 “Preparation and standardization of tuberculin.” A System of Bacteriology, M.R.C. 5, 308–12.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1930 “Experiments with yellow fever vaccine in monkeys.” Trans. B. Soc. trop. Med. Hyg. 24, 251–4.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Parish, H. J. 1931 “The effect of sodium aurothiosulphate in the treatment of tuberculosis in guinea-pigs.” Brit. J. exp. Path. 12, 136–8.Google Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1932 “The role of haemolytic streptococci in infective disease.” (Milroy Lectures.) Lancet, 1, 761–7; 815–20; 867–73.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1932 “Attenuation and prevention of measles.” Brit. med. J. 2, 397–8.CrossRefGoogle ScholarPubMed
Okell, C. C. & D'Arcy Hart, P. 1932 “Simple apparatus for venesection.” Lancet, 2, 514.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & Elliott, S. D. 1935 “Bacteraemia and oral sepsis with special reference to aetiology of subacute endocarditis.” Lancet, 2, 869–72.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. & ELLIOTT, S. D. 1936 “Cross-infection with haemolytic streptococci in Otorhinological Wards.” Lancet, 2, 836–42.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Okell, C. C. 1938 “‘From a bacteriological back-number’—Grains and scruples series.” Lancet, 1, 48, 107, 159, 225 and 287.Google Scholar