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Cellular Immunology

Isolation and Characterization of IgA Produced by an Established Human Lymphocytoid Cell Line ¹

Y. Matsuoka; Y. Yagi; G. E. Moore; D. Pressman

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 1–7.

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Requirement for Cellular Interaction in the Antibody Response to Bacteriophage T₄ in Mice ¹

Christopher J. Inchley

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 14–18.

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Detection of Hemopoietic Allografts by Localization of Radiolabeled Alloantibodies ¹

Isaac Witz; Gustavo Cudkowicz; David Pressman

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 19–22.

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Isolation of Molecules of Restricted Allotype from Antistreptococcal Polysaccharide Antibody ¹

L. Scott Rodkey; Tat K. Choi; Alfred Nisonoff

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 63–71.

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An in Vitro Assay for Cellular Hypersensitivity in Man ¹

Ross E. Rocklin; Orlando L. Meyers; John R. David

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 95–102.

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Studies on Rabbit Lymphocytes in Vitro: XI. Superaddition of Anti-allotypic Lymphocyte Transformation: Evidence for Multipotent Lymphoid Cells ¹

Stewart Sell; Jennifer A. Lowe; P. G. H. Gell

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 103–113.

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Studies on Rabbit Lymphocytes in Vitro: XII. Augmentation of Anti-allotypic Blast Transformation by a Second Anti-allotypic Serum Directed against the Primary Stimulating Anti-allotypic Serum (Piggy-Back Effect)¹

Stewart Sell; Jennifer A. Lowe; P. G. H. Gell

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 114–118.

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Mode of Action of Adjuvants: Retinol and other Lysosome-Labilizing Agents As Adjuvants

John K. Spitznagel; A. C. Allison

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 119–127.

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Mode of Action of Adjuvants: Effects on Antibody Responses to Macrophage-Associated Bovine Serum Albumin

John K. Spitznagel; A. C. Allison

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 128–139.

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A Model for the Interaction of Cell Types in the Generation of Hemolytic Plaque-Forming Cells ¹

D. L. Groves; W. E. Lever; T. Makinodan

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 148–165.

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The Effect of Antigen Competition on Both the Primary and Secondary Immune Capacity in Mice ¹

M. G. Hanna, Jr.; Leona C. Peters

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 166–177.

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The Comparative Immunosuppressive Effects of Heterologous Antisera to Various C₃H Mouse Tissues

A. E. Sloboda; Jane Landes

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 185–194.

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The Clonal Nature of Antibody Formation: I. Clones of Antibody-Forming Cells of Poly-d-Alanine Specificity ¹

M. Bosma; E. Weiler

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 203–214.

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Adoptive Antibody Formation in the Syrian Hamster

K. Merritt; J. W. Little, III

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 247–250.

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Microbial and Viral Immunology

Antibody Responses in Serum and Nasal Secretions According to Age of Recipient and Method of Administration of A2/Hong Kong/68 Inactivated Influenza Virus Vaccine

Robert V. Fulk; David S. Fedson; Margret A. Huber; James R. Fitzpatrick; Julius A. Kasel

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 8–13.

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Demonstration of Viral Antibody Activity in Two Immunoglobulin G Subclasses in Patients with Varicella-Zoster Virus Infection ¹

Larry L. Leonard; Nathalie J. Schmidt; Edwin H. Lennette

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 23–27.

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Immune Response of Rabbits to Purified Papovavirus SV40 ¹

Satvir S. Tevethia

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 72–78.

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Development and Duration of Mumps Fluorescent Antibodies in Various Immunoglobulin Fractions of Human Serum ¹

Gordon C. Brown; Joseph V. Baublis; Theresa P. O'Leary

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 86–94.

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Immunopathology

Experimental Hemorrhagic Pneumonitis Produced by Heterologous Anti-Lung Antibody ¹

William F. Willoughby; Frank J. Dixon

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 28–37.

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Spontaneous Thyroiditis in the Obese Strain of Chickens: III. The Effect of Bursectomy on the Development of the Disease ¹

Georg Wick; Joseph H. Kite, Jr.; R. K. Cole; Ernest Witebsky

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 45–53.

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Spontaneous Thyroiditis in the Obese Strain of Chickens: IV. The Effect of Thymectomy and Thymo-Bursectomy on the Development of the Disease ¹

Georg Wick; Joseph H. Kite, Jr.; Ernest Witebsky

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 54–62.

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Bacteriologic Studies on Wasting Disease ¹ Induced by Neonatal Thymectomy

John C. Cantrell; John W. Jutila

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 79–85.

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Immunogenetics

Contribution of the b and c Light Chain Loci to the Composition of Rabbit γG-Immunoglobulins ^1,2,3

John L. Vice; William L. Hunt; Sheldon Dray

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 38–44.

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Phylogenetic Insight into Evolution of Mammalian Fc Fragment of γG Globulin Using Staphylococcal Protein A ¹

Göran Kronvall; Ulysses S. Seal; Joanne Finstad; Ralph C. Williams, Jr.

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 140–147.

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Immunochemistry

The Immunochemistry of Immune Tolerance: II. The Relationship of Chemical Structure to the Induction of Immune Tolerance to Catechols ¹

Harold Baer; Charles R. Dawson; Joseph S. Byck; A. Peter Kurtz

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 178–184.

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Enzyme-Activation by Antibody: II. The Distribution of Activating Antibody in Chromatographic Fractions of Ribonuclease Antisera and Their Competition with Inhibiting Antibody for Enzyme Sites ¹

H. Pelichová; T. Suzuki; B. Cinader

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 195–202.

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Further Purification of the Glycoprotein that Induces Nephrotoxic Antibody: Isolation of the Active Polysaccharide Fraction Mainly Composed of Glucose

Seiichi Shibata; Takuji Naruse; Yuzo Miyakawa; Toshihiko Nagasawa

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 215–223.

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Binding Properties of Anti-Dinitrophenylated-Bacitracin A Antibodies Produced in Guinea Pigs ¹

Domenico Mancino; William E. Paul; Baruj Benacerraf; Gregory W. Siskind; Zoltan Ovary

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 224–229.

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The Role of d-Alanine in the Antigenic Specificity of Bacterial Mucopeptides ¹

Walter W. Karakawa; Paul H. Maurer; Patricia Walsh; Richard M. Krause

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 230–237.

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Chemical Modification of Human and Rabbit Antistaphylococcal γG Antibodies: Effect of Acetylation, Carbamylation and Amidination on Opsonic Activity ¹

R. P. Messner; C. W. Parker; R. C. Williams, Jr.

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 238–246.

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Communications

2,4-Dinitrophenyl-Hapten Specific Hemolytic Plaque-in-Gel Formation by Mouse Myeloma (MOPC-315) Cells ¹

Hisashi Yamada; Atsuko Yamada; Vincent P. Hollander

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 251–255.

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Human M-Proteins with Antibody Activity for Nitrophenyl Ligands

W. D. Terry; M. M. Boyd; J. S. Rea; R. Stein

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 256–259.

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Pyrrolidonecarboxylic Acid at the N-Terminal Positions of Polypeptide Chains from Leopard Shark Immunoglobulins

Joel W. Goodman; Gerhard G. Klaus; Danute E. Nitecki; An-Chuan Wang

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 260–262.

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Intracellular “Monoclonal” Immunoglobulin in Non-secretory Human Myeloma

Daniel Hurez; Jean-Louis Preud'Homme; Maxime Seligmann

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 263–264.

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Concanavalin A-Induced Release of Skin-Reactive Factor from Lymphoid Cells ¹

Howard J. Schwartz; Myron A. Leon; Ronald P. Pelley

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 265–268.

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Cellular Kinetics of the Antibody Response by the Fetal Rhesus Monkey ¹

Arthur M. Silverstein; Robert A. Prendergast; Charles J. Parshall, Jr.

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 269–271.

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Announcement

J Immunol (1970) 104 (1): 272.

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