stanley l. hem - Purdue College of Pharmacy - Purdue University

Mei-Fang Chang Ph.D. The Effect of Surface Interaction Between Proteins
and Aluminum-Containing Adjuvants on the Immune
Response in Rabbits, June 1996
John M. Heimlich Ph.D. The Competitive Desorption and Denaturation of
Model Vaccine Antigens, May 1997
Gaysorn Chansiri Ph.D. The Effect of Surface Charge on the Physical
Properties of Intravenous Lipid Emulsions During
Steam Sterilization, July 1997
Lana S. Burrell Ph.D. Physicochemical Properties and Structural Aspects of
Aluminum-Containing Adjuvants: I. Constant pH
Precipitation; II. Stability; and III. Effect of
Autoclaving, May 1998
Nongnuch Pongcharoenkiat Ph.D. The Effects of Surface Charge and Drug Distribution
on the Chemical Stability of Paraben Esters in
Intravenous Lipid Emulsions, July 1999
Yi Shi Ph.D. Biological Effects of Aluminum Adjuvants:
I. Detoxification of Endotoxin; II. The Relationship
Between Antigen Adsorption and the Immune
Response, May 2000
Seema Mudholkar Ph.D. Relationship Between the Degree of Antigen
Adsorption in the Vaccine or in Interstitial Fluid and
the Ensuing Immune Response, September 2001
Arunee Wittayanukulluk Ph.D. Stabilization of the Hydrolysis of Haemophilus
Influenzae Type b Antigen by Aluminum Hydroxide
Adjuvant, December 2001
Kwok Pan Yau Ph.D. Constant pH Precipitation of Aluminum Hydroxide
Adjuvant: I. Effect of Precipitation Conditions;
II. Effect of Hydrothermal Treatment, September
2002
Garry Lee Morefield Ph.D. Potentiation of the Immune Response with
Aluminum-Containing Adjuvants: I. Distribution of
Adsorbed Antigen in Mono-Valent and Combination
Vaccines; II. Role of Antigen Adsorption in Antigen
Internalization by Dendritic Cells, July 2003
Ilia Z. Romero Mendez Ph.D. Significance of Antigen Adsorption by Aluminum-
Containing Adjuvants in Immunopotentiation, July
2005
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