SYSTEM SIZE AND RULING ELITESMAYHEW B. H.AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1973, Vol 38, Num 4, pp 468-475Article

INDUCTION OF CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNITY IN THE MOUSE: CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE FOR HIGHLY IMMUNOGENIC ANTIGEN IN THE REGIONAL LYMPH NODES FOLLOWING SKIN PAINTING WITH CONTACT SENSITIZING AGENTS.ASHERSON GL; MAYHEW B.1976; ISRAEL J. MED. SCI.; ISRAEL; DA. 1976; VOL. 12; NO 4-5; PP. 454-467; BIBL. 2 P.Article

ON THE EMERGENCE OF OLIGARCHY IN HUMAN INTERACTIONMAYHEW B. H; LEVINGER R. L.AMERICAN (THE) JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1976, Vol 81, Num 5, pp 1017-1049Article

OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE OF COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITALS: THE HARMONIC SERIES MODELMAYHEW B. H; RUSHING W. A.SOCIAL FORCES. 1973, Vol 51, Num 4, pp 455-462Article

Size and the Density of Interaction in Human AggregatesMAYHEW B. H; LEVINGER R. L.American (The) Journal of Sociology. 1976, Vol 82, Num 1, PP. 86-110 bibliogr. (2 p.)Article

PROACTIVE DIFFERENTIATION, SEQUENCE RESTRAINT, AND THE ASYMMETRY OF POWER: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL ANALYSISGRAY L. N; MAYHEW B. H. JR.HUM. RELAT. 1972, Vol 25, Num 3, pp 199-214Article

ANALYSIS OF THE INDUCTION PHASE OF CONTACT SENSITIVITY BY FOOTPAD TRANSFER OF REGIONAL LYMPH NODE CELLS. MACROPHAGES AND RADIORESISTANT T LYMPHOCYTES INDUCE IMMUNITY.ASHERSON GL; ZEMBALA M; MAYHEW B et al.1977; IMMUNOLOGY; G.B.; DA. 1977; VOL. 32; NO 1; PP. 81-88; BIBL. 26 REF.Article

CONTROL OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE. I. DEPRESSION OF DNA SYNTHESIS BY IMMUNE LYMPH NODE CELLSASHERSON GL; WOOD PJ; MAYHEW B et al.1975; IMMUNOLOGY; G.B.; DA. 1975; VOL. 29; NO 6; PP. 1057-1065; BIBL. 12 REF.Article

Structuralism Versus Individualism: Part 1, Shadowboxing in the DarkMAYHEW, B. H.Social Forces Chapel Hill, N.C. 1980, Vol 59, Num 2, pp 335-375Article

Structuralism Versus Individualism: Part II, Ideological and other ObfuscationsMAYHEW, B. H.Social Forces Chapel Hill, N.C. 1981, Vol 59, Num 3, pp 627-648Article

THE PRODUCTION OF CONTACT SENSITIVITY BY THE INJECTION INTO THE FOOTPADS OF RECIPIENTS OF THE LYMPH NODE CELLS FROM MICE 1 DAY AFTER PAINTING THE SKIN WITH CONTACT SENSITIZING AGENT: REQUIREMENT FOR MATCHING AT THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX BETWEEN DONOR AND RECIPIENT MICEASHERSON GL; MAYHEW B; PERERA MACC et al.1979; IMMUNOLOGY; GBR; DA. 1979; VOL. 37; NO 1; PP. 241-245; BIBL. 9 REF.Article

FORMAL STRUCTURE AND COMMUNICATION: AN EXAMINATION OF TWO MODELSGRIFFITH J. D; GRAY L. N; MAYHEW B. H et al.SOCIOLOGICAL METHODS AND RESEARCH. 1973, Vol 2, Num 1, pp 39-61Article

SYSTEM SIZE AND STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION IN MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS: TESTING A HARMONIC SERIES MODEL OF THE DIVISION OF LABORMAYHEW B. H; JAMES T. F; CHILDERS G. W et al.AMER. J. SOCIOL. 1972, Vol 77, Num 4, pp 750-765Article

PRODUCTION OF IMMUNITY AND UNRESPONSIVENESS IN THE MOUSE BY FEEDING CONTACT SENSITIZING AGENTS AND THE ROLE OF SUPPRESSOR CELLS IN THE PEYER'S PATCHES, MESENTERIC LYMPH NODES AND OTHER LYMPHOID TISSUES.ASHERSON GL; ZEMBALA M; PERERA MACC et al.1977; CELL. IMMUNOL.; U.S.A.; DA. 1977; VOL. 33; NO 1; PP. 145-155; BIBL. 14 REF.Article

CONTROL OF THE IMMUNE REACTION: T CELLS IN IMMUNIZED MICE WHICH DEPRESS THE IN VIVO DNA SYNTHESIS RESPONSE IN THE LYMPH NODES TO SKIN PAINTING WITH THE CONTACT SENSITIZING AGENT PICRYL CHLORIDE.WOOD P; ASHERSON GL; MAYHEW B et al.1977; CELL. IMMUNOL.; U.S.A.; DA. 1977; VOL. 30; NO 1; PP. 25-34; BIBL. 38 REF.Article

CONTACT SENSITIVITY TO PICRYL CHLORIDE: THE OCCURRENCE OF B SUPPRESSOR CELLS IN THE LYMPH NODES AND SPLEEN OF IMMUNIZED MICE.ZEMBALA M; ASHERSON GL; NOWOROLSKI J et al.1976; CELL. IMMUNOL.; U.S.A.; DA. 1976; VOL. 25; NO 2; PP. 266-278; BIBL. 41 REF.Article

ADULT THYMECTOMY PREVENTION OF THE APPEARANCE OF SUPPRESSOR T CELLS WHICH DEPRESS CONTACT SENSITIVITY TO PICRYL CHLORIDE AND REVERSAL OF ADULT THYMECTOMY EFFECT BY THUMUS EXTRACT.ASHERSON GL; ZEMBALA M; MAYHEW B et al.1976; EUROP. J. IMMUNOL.; GERM.; DA. 1976; VOL. 6; NO 10; PP. 699-703; BIBL. 21 REF.Article

IN VITRO ABSORPTION AND MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF SPECIFIC T-CELL SUPPRESSOR FACTORZEMBALA M; ASHERSON GL; MAYHEW B et al.1975; NATURE; G.B.; DA. 1975; VOL. 253; NO 5486; PP. 72-74; BIBL. 5REF.Article

EXPERT POWER: A BEHAVIORAL INTERPRETATIONRICHARDSON J. T; DUGAN J. R; GRAY L. N et al.SOCIOMETRY. 1973, Vol 36, Num 3, pp 302-324Article

SYSTEM SIZE AND STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION IN FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS: A BASELINE GENERATOR FOR TWO MAJOR THEORETICAL PROPOSITIONSMAYHEW B. H; MCPHERSON J. M; LEVINGER R. L et al.AMER. SOCIOL. REV. 1972, Vol 37, Num 5, pp 629-633Article

Social Morphology of Pareto's Economic EliteMAYHEW, B. H; SCHOLLAERT, P. T.Social Forces Chapel Hill, N.C. 1980, Vol 59, Num 1, pp 25-43Article

An in vitro model for predicting in vivo inhibition of cytochrome P450 3A4 by metabolic intermediate complex formationMAYHEW, B. S; JONES, D. R; HALL, S. D et al.Drug metabolism and disposition. 2000, Vol 28, Num 9, pp 1031-1037, issn 0090-9556Article

Sex and race homogeneity in naturally occurring groupsMAYHEW, B. H; MCPHERSON, J. M; ROTOLO, T et al.Social forces. 1995, Vol 74, Num 1, pp 15-52, issn 0037-7732Article

Direct anabolic effects of thyroid hormone on isolated mouse heartCRIE, J. S; WAKELAND, J. R; MAYHEW, B. A et al.American journal of physiology. Cell physiology. 1983, Vol 14, Num 3, pp C328-C333, issn 0363-6143Article

On the Prospects for a Nomothetic Theory of Social StructurePORPORA, D. V; BLAU, P. M; TURNER, J. H et al.Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour Oxford. 1983, Vol 13, Num 3, pp 243-329Article