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Transfusion|January 1, 1982
Paraben-associated autoanti-Jka antibodies. Three examples detected using commercially prepared low-ionic strength saline containing parabensW J Judd, E A Steiner, R K CochranImmunohematology|January 1, 1997
The gel test: sensitivity and specificity for unexpected antibodies to blood group antigensW J Judd, E A Steiner, P C KnaflTransfusion|May 1, 1982
Autoagglutinins with apparent anti-P specificity reactive only by low-ionic-strength salt techniquesW J Judd, E A Steiner, R D CappsTransfusion|March 1, 1981
Clinical and laboratory findings on two patients with naturally occurring anti-Kell agglutininsW J Judd, W J Walter, E A SteinerImmunohematology|September 21, 2004
The gel test: use in the identification of unexpected antibodies to blood group antigensW J Judd, E A Steiner, P C Knafl, et al.Transfusion|July 1, 1988
False-positive results with chemically modified anti-D do not indicate a need to use a separate, immunologically inert Rh control reagentW J Judd, E A Steiner, H A Oberman, et al.Obstetrics and Gynecology|May 1, 1992
Anti-Yta does not cause hemolytic disease of the newbornC E Nugent, J R Gelinas, W J Judd, et al.Transfusion|May 1, 1992
Can the reading for serologic reactivity following 37 degrees C incubation be omitted?W J Judd, E A Steiner, H A Oberman, et al.Clinical Infectious Diseases : an Official Publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America|November 1, 1992
Cefotetan-induced immune hemolytic anemiaC E Chenoweth, W J Judd, E A Steiner, et al.Transfusion|July 1, 1978
Anti-lea as an autoantibody in the serum of le(a - b+) individualW J Judd, E A Steiner, B A Friedman, et al.Pageof 6