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Volume 133, Issue 6
1 December 1984
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ISSN 0022-1767
EISSN 1550-6606
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS

Immunotoxins: harnessing nature's poisons.
J W Uhr
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): i.
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Assessment of antigen-specific restriction sites on Ia molecules as defined by the bm12 mutation.
S Kanamori; W D Walsh; T H Hansen; H Y Tse
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2811–2814.
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Lymphocytes capable of making monoclonal autoantibodies that react with multiple organs are a common feature of the normal B cell repertoire.
B S Prabhakar; J Saegusa; T Onodera; A L Notkins
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2815–2817.
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Toxoplasma antigen isolated by affinity chromatography with monoclonal antibody protects mice against lethal infection with Toxoplasma gondii.
S D Sharma; F G Araujo; J S Remington
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2818–2820.
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ARTICLES

FcR epsilon+ lymphocytes and regulation of the IgE antibody system. I. A new class of molecules, termed IgE-induced regulants (EIR), which modulate FcR epsilon expression by lymphocytes.
J F Marcelletti; D H Katz
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2821–2828.
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FcR epsilon+ lymphocytes and regulation of the IgE antibody system. II. FcR epsilon+ B lymphocytes initiate a cascade of cellular and molecular interactions that control FcR epsilon expression and IgE production.
J F Marcelletti; D H Katz
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2829–2836.
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FcR epsilon+ lymphocytes and regulation of the IgE antibody system. III. Suppressive factor of allergy (SFA) is produced during the in vitro FcR epsilon expression cascade and displays corollary physiologic activity in vivo.
J F Marcelletti; D H Katz
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2837–2844.
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FcR epsilon+ lymphocytes and regulation of the IgE antibody system. IV. Delineation of target cells and mechanisms of action of SFA and EFA in inhibiting in vitro induction of FcR epsilon expression.
J F Marcelletti; D H Katz
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2845–2851.
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Fc gamma receptor-mediated suppression of gamma-interferon-induced Ia antigen expression on a murine macrophage-like cell line (P338D1).
K Hanaumi; P Gray; T Suzuki
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2852–2856.
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The role of class I MHC products in polyclonal activation of CTL function.
K Kane; W R Clark
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2857–2863.
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T cell regulation of B cell activation. An antigen-mediated tripartite interaction of Ts cells, Th cells, and B cells is required for suppression.
Y Asano; R J Hodes
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2864–2867.
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Helper T lymphocytes from xid and normal mice support anti-phosphocholine antibody responses with equivalent T15, 511, and 603 idiotypic composition.
A J Feeney; D E Mosier
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2868–2873.
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T cell subsets in (responder x nonresponder)F1 mice regulating antibody responses to L-glutamic acid60-L-alanine30-L-tyrosine (GAT).
C W Pierce; J A Kapp; C M Sorensen; J Trial
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2874–2881.
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Regulation of immune responses via genetically-restricted cellular interactions. I. Augmentation of antibody responses by idiotype-specific enhancing B lymphocytes.
H Yamamoto; S Bitoh; S Fujimoto
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2882–2887.
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Insulin-specific tolerance induction. II. Tolerant helper T cells can be rescued by insulin complexed to Brucella abortus.
J A Kapp; P E Jensen; P F Robbins; C Fritschle
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2888–2891.
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Cholera toxin feeding did not induce oral tolerance in mice and abrogated oral tolerance to an unrelated protein antigen.
C O Elson; W Ealding
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2892–2897.
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Immune response to ferredoxin; nonresponder status is not due to suppression.
L K Sikora; J G Levy
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2898–2903.
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The interference of T cell activation by calcium channel blocking agents.
D L Birx; M Berger; T A Fleisher
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2904–2909.
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Mechanism of 8-mercaptoguanosine-mediated adjuvanticity: roles of clonal expansion and cellular recruitment.
M G Goodman; W O Weigle
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2910–2914.
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Differential effects of two anti-apo-cytochrome c-specific monoclonal antibodies on the function of apo-cytochrome c-specific murine T cell clones.
G Corradin; M A Juillerat; H D Engers
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2915–2919.
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Phylogeny of lymphocyte heterogeneity: the cellular requirements for in vitro mitogenic responses of channel catfish leukocytes.
R C Sizemore; N W Miller; M A Cuchens; C J Lobb; L W Clem
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2920–2924.
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T cell repopulation from functionally restricted splenic progenitors: 10,000-fold expansion documented by using limiting dilution analyses.
R A Miller; O Stutman
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2925–2932.
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The effect of natural killer cells on the development of syngeneic hematopoietic progenitors.
L A Holmberg; B A Miller; K A Ault
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2933–2939.
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Thy-1 antigen expression by murine high-proliferative capacity hematopoietic progenitor cells. I. Relation between sensitivity to depletion by Thy-1 antibody and stem cell generation potential.
H S Boswell; P M Wade, Jr; P J Quesenberry
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2940–2949.
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H-41, a new minor histocompatibility locus. I. Histogenetic analysis.
A Juretić; I Vucak; B Malenica; Z A Nagy; J Klein
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2950–2954.
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The response of gut-associated T lymphocytes to intestinal viral immunization.
T B Issekutz
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2955–2960.
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Lymphocyte recognition of lymph node high endothelium. VI. Evidence of distinct structures mediating binding to high endothelial cells of lymph nodes and Peyer's patches.
Y H Chin; R Rasmussen; A G Cakiroglu; J J Woodruff
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2961–2965.
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Newborn and Wiskott-Aldrich patient B cells can be activated by TNP-Brucella abortus: evidence that TNP-Brucella abortus behaves as a T-independent type 1 antigen in humans.
B Golding; A V Muchmore; R M Blaese
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2966–2971.
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Defective natural killer cytotoxicity and polymorphonuclear leukocyte antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity in patients with LFA-1/OKM-1 deficiency.
S Kohl; T A Springer; F C Schmalstieg; L S Loo; D C Anderson
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2972–2978.
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Modulation induction of the T3 antigen by OKT3 antibody is monocyte dependent.
E A Rinnooy Kan; E Platzer; K Welte; C Y Wang
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2979–2985.
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Accessory cell requirement for activation antigen expression and cell cycle progression by human T lymphocytes.
J M Williams; B J Ransil; H M Shapiro; T B Strom
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2986–2995.
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Immunohistologic localization and immune phenotypes of lymphocytes expressing Tac antigen in human lymphoid tissues.
T Miyawaki; S Ohzeki; N Ikuta; H Seki; K Taga; N Taniguchi
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 2996–3000.
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A human hybrid myeloma for production of human monoclonal antibodies.
D Kozbor; P Tripputi; J C Roder; C M Croce
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3001–3005.
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B cell lines as models for inherited phagocytic diseases: abnormal superoxide generation in chronic granulomatous disease and giant granules in Chediak-Higashi syndrome.
D J Volkman; E S Buescher; J I Gallin; A S Fauci
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3006–3009.
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Resistance to tolerance induction is not prerequisite to development of murine SLE.
S Izui; K Masuda
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3010–3014.
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A public idiotypic determinant is present on spontaneous cationic IgG antibodies to DNA from mice of unrelated lupus-prone strains.
B H Hahn; F M Ebling
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3015–3019.
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Ly-2+ T cell enlargement and null cell proliferation occur at the onset of splenomegaly and autoantibody production in New Zealand Black mice.
V Manohar; E M Brown; W M Leiserson; L J Edison; T M Chused
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3020–3025.
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Susceptibility and resistance to experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis and neuritis in the guinea pig correlate with the induction of procoagulant and anticoagulant activities.
C L Geczy; I M Roberts; P Meyer; C C Bernard
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3026–3036.
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Redistribution of Lyt-bearing T cells in acute murine experimental allergic encephalomyelitis: selective migration of Lyt-1 cells to the central nervous system is associated with a transient depletion of Lyt-1 cells in peripheral blood.
S L Hauser; A K Bahn; M Che; F Gilles; H L Weiner
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3037–3042.
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Modulation of collagen-induced arthritis in rats by non-RT1-linked genes.
M M Griffiths; C W DeWitt
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3043–3046.
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Immunoregulation after thermal injury: sequential appearance of I-J+, Ly-1 T suppressor inducer cells and Ly-2 T suppressor effector cells following thermal trauma in mice.
T S Kupper; D R Green
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3047–3053.
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Regulation of interleukin 2 receptor expression: effects of phorbol diester, phospholipase C, and reexposure to lectin or antigen.
J M Depper; W J Leonard; M Krönke; P D Noguchi; R E Cunningham; T A Waldmann; W C Greene
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3054–3061.
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Demonstration of the involvement of interleukin 2 in the differentiation of Staphylococcus aureus Cowan I-stimulated B cells.
T Teranishi; T Hirano; B H Lin; K Onoue
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3062–3067.
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The role of cytoplasmic intermediates in IL 2-induced T cell growth.
J K Gutowski; B Mukherji; S Cohen
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3068–3074.
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T cell synergy in the primary MLR: proliferative kinetics, effector cell generation, and IL 2 production.
D R Salomon; D J Cohen; J M Williams; C B Carpenter
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3075–3083.
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A mitogenic factor, released by stimulated human mononuclear cells and distinct from interleukin 2 (IL 2), B cell growth factor (BCGF), and interleukin 1 (IL 1).
S Kasakura; M Taguchi; Y Watanabe; T Okubo; T Murachi; H Uchino; M Hanaoka
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3084–3090.
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Immunologic differentiation between E. coli and CHO cell-derived recombinant and natural human beta-interferons.
C B Colby; M Inoue; M Thompson; Y H Tan
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3091–3095.
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Monoclonal antibodies that distinguish between subspecies of human interferon-alpha and that detect interferon oligomers.
M Shearer; J Taylor-Papadimitriou; D Griffin; F Balkwill
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3096–3101.
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Mouse immune interferon enhances fibronectin production of elicited macrophages.
F Cofano; P M Comoglio; S Landolfo; G Tarone
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3102–3106.
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Mechanism of action of Cyclosporin A: inhibition of lymphokine secretion studied with antigen-stimulated T cell hybridomas.
Y Kaufmann; A E Chang; R J Robb; S A Rosenberg
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3107–3111.
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Suppressor T cell circuits in contact sensitivity. II. Induction and characterization of an efferent-acting, antigen-specific, H-2-restricted, monoclonal T cell hybrid-derived suppressor factor specific for DNFB contact hypersensitivity.
S D Miller
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3112–3120.
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Enhancement of macrophage immune and nonimmune receptor-mediated phagocytosis by a low molecular weight soluble factor from resident thymocytes.
D L Coleman; K E Culver; J L Ryan
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3121–3127.
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Mechanism of inhibition of human natural killer activity by ultraviolet radiation.
M L Weitzen; B Bonavida
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3128–3132.
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A B cell growth factor-like activity is secreted by cloned, neoplastic B cells.
K H Brooks; J W Uhr; E S Vitetta
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3133–3137.
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Chemical and serologic definition of two unique D region-encoded molecules in the wild-derived mouse strain B10.GAA37.
E P Lillehoj; W D Walsh; T Potter; D R Lee; J E Coligan; T H Hansen
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3138–3142.
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Aberrant expression of Forssman and Paul-Bunnell antigens on lymph node cells of MRL/Mp-lpr/lpr mice.
T Katagiri; T Mori; T Nakano; K Ueno; K Kano
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3143–3148.
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Binding specificities of eight monoclonal antibodies to human glycophorin A--studies with McM, and MkEn(UK) variant human erythrocytes and M- and MNV-type chimpanzee erythrocytes.
W L Bigbee; R G Langlois; M Vanderlaan; R H Jensen
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3149–3155.
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Cellular origins of human polymeric and monomeric IgA: intracellular and secreted forms of IgA.
Z Moldoveanu; M L Egan; J Mestecky
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3156–3162.
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Staphylococcal protein A binding to the Fab fragments of mouse monoclonal antibodies.
W W Young, Jr; Y Tamura; D M Wolock; J W Fox
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3163–3166.
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The adjuvant activity of nonionic block polymer surfactants. II. Antibody formation and inflammation related to the structure of triblock and octablock copolymers.
R L Hunter; B Bennett
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3167–3175.
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The structure-function relationship of I-A molecules: correlation of serologic and functional phenotypes of four I-Ak mutant cell lines.
B N Beck; L H Glimcher; A E Nilson; M Pierres; D J McKean
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3176–3182.
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I-A-controlled T cell molecules: protease sensitivity.
D A Hullett; K K Klyczek; C E Hayes
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3183–3187.
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Coexpression of the human HLA-A2 or HLA-B7 heavy chain gene and human beta 2-microglobulin gene in L cells.
C Bernabeu; R Maziarz; H Spits; J de Vries; S J Burakoff; C Terhorst
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3188–3194.
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Biochemical and functional evidence that an MT3 supertypic determinant defined by a monoclonal antibody is carried on the DR molecule on HLA-DR7 cell lines.
K Horibe; N Flomenberg; M S Pollack; T E Adams; B Dupont; R W Knowles
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3195–3202.
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Association of serum beta 2-microglobulin with H-2 class I heavy chains on the surface of mouse cells in culture.
K Kubota
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3203–3210.
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Identification of the MT3 molecule from HLA-DR4, 7, and w9 homozygous cell lines.
R Mukai; M Suzuki; T Yabe; H Hamaguchi; H Maeda
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3211–3219.
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The receptor for transferrin on murine myeloma cells: one-step purification based on its physiology, and partial amino acid sequence.
I R van Driel; P A Stearne; B Grego; R J Simpson; J W Goding
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3220–3224.
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Macrophage processing of peptide antigens: identification of an antigenic complex.
R Nairn; M L Spengler; M D Hoffman; M J Solvay; D W Thomas
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3225–3234.
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Cobra venom factor: structural homology with the third component of human complement.
C W Vogel; C A Smith; H J Müller-Eberhard
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3235–3241.
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Purification of a lamprey complement protein homologous to the third component of the mammalian complement system.
T Fujii; T Kaidoh; S Natsuume-Sakai; M Nonaka; N Yamaguchi; M Takahashi
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3242–3249.
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Lysine residues, but not carbohydrates, are required for the regulatory function of H on the amplification C3 convertase of complement.
M H Jouvin; M D Kazatchkine; A Cahour; N Bernard
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3250–3254.
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Inhibition by somatostatin of the release of mediators from human basophils and rat leukemic basophils.
E J Goetzl; D G Payan
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3255–3259.
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Stereospecific receptors for substance P on cultured human IM-9 lymphoblasts.
D G Payan; D R Brewster; E J Goetzl
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3260–3265.
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IgE-binding factors from mouse T lymphocytes. III. Role of antigen-specific suppressor T cells in the formation of IgE-suppressive factor.
P Jardieu; T Uede; K Ishizaka
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3266–3273.
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In vivo kinetics and nature of rat IgE-bearing lymphocytes after IgE stimulation.
P Manouvriez; H Bazin
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3274–3281.
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Thrombin-induced degranulation of cultured bone marrow-derived mast cells.
E Razin; G Marx
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3282–3285.
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Hapten-modified basophils: a model of human immediate hypersensitivity that can be elicited by IgG antibody.
K Akiyama; J J Pruzansky; R Patterson
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3286–3290.
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Down-regulation of human natural killer activity against tumors by the neutrophil myeloperoxidase system and hydrogen peroxide.
A El-Hag; R A Clark
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3291–3297.
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Regulation of human T lymphocyte surface antigen mobility by purinergic receptors.
G M Kammer; S A Rudolph
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3298–3302.
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Flow cytometric quantitation of oxidative product formation by polymorphonuclear leukocytes during phagocytosis.
P Szejda; J W Parce; M S Seeds; D A Bass
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3303–3307.
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Blood clearance by anti-phosphocholine antibodies as a mechanism of protection in experimental pneumococcal bacteremia.
L S McDaniel; W H Benjamin, Jr; C Forman; D E Briles
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3308–3312.
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Genetic control of natural resistance to Salmonella typhimurium in mice during the late phase of infection.
A D O'Brien; B A Taylor; D L Rosenstreich
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3313–3318.
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Characterization of tick antigens inducing host immune resistance. I. Immunization of guinea pigs with Amblyomma americanum-derived salivary gland extracts and identification of an important salivary gland protein antigen with guinea pig anti-tick antibodies.
S J Brown; S Z Shapiro; P W Askenase
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3319–3325.
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Subclasses of rat IgG active in the killing of schistosomula of Schistosoma mansoni in vitro and in vivo.
M F Horta; F J Ramalho-Pinto
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3326–3332.
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Suppressed antibody responses to sheep erythrocytes in mice with chronic Trypanosoma cruzi infections are restored with interleukin 2.
S G Reed; J A Inverso; S B Roters
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3333–3337.
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Role of inflammatory cells in Chagas' disease. II. Interactions of mouse macrophages and human monocytes with intracellular forms of Trypanosoma cruzi: uptake and mechanism of destruction.
F Villalta; F Kierszenbaum
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3338–3343.
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Macrophage activation to kill Leishmania tropica: characterization of P/J mouse macrophage defects for lymphokine-induced antimicrobial activities against Leishmania tropica amastigotes.
C A Nacy; M S Meltzer; A H Fortier
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3344–3350.
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Cell contact-mediated macrophage activation for antileishmanial defense. II. Identification of effector cell phenotype and genetic restriction.
J P Sypek; C B Panosian; D J Wyler
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3351–3357.
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Cell contact-mediated macrophage activation for antileishmanial defense. I. Lymphocyte effector mechanism that is contact dependent and noncytotoxic.
C B Panosian; J P Sypek; D J Wyler
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3358–3365.
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The immune response of the mouse to lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus. IV. Enumeration of antibody-producing cells in spleens during acute and persistent infection.
D Moskophidis; F Lehmann-Grube
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3366–3370.
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Characterization of the murine TH response to influenza virus hemagglutinin: evidence for three major specificities.
J L Hurwitz; E Herber-Katz; C J Hackett; W Gerhard
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3371–3377.
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Effects of V lambda gene diversity on generation of antigen-specific lymphocytes.
S T Ju; U Siebenlist; K Kelly
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3378–3381.
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B cell activation. VIII. Membrane immunoglobulins transduce signals via activation of phosphatidylinositol hydrolysis.
K M Coggeshall; J C Cambier
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3382–3386.
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In vitro studies on the cell-mediated immune response to human brain tumors. II. Leukocyte-induced coats of glycosaminoglycan increase the resistance of glioma cells to cellular immune attack.
C L Gately; L M Muul; M A Greenwood; S Papazoglou; S J Dick; P L Kornblith; B H Smith; M K Gately
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3387–3395.
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Circulating monoclonal IgM proteins in B cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia: their identification, characterization and relationship to membrane IgM.
G X Qian; S M Fu; D L Solanki; K R Rai
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3396–3400.
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Treatment of disseminated leukemia with cyclophosphamide and immune cells: tumor immunity reflects long-term persistence of tumor-specific donor T cells.
P D Greenberg; M A Cheever
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3401–3407.
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The induction of Leu-1 antigen expression in human malignant and normal B cells by phorbol myristic acetate (PMA).
R A Miller; J Gralow
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3408–3414.
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Studies on the mechanism of natural killer cell-mediated cytotoxicity. V. Lack of NK specificity at the level of induction of natural killer cytotoxic factors in cultures of human, murine, or rat effector cells stimulated with mycoplasma-free cell lines.
S C Wright; B Bonavida
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3415–3423.
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Inhibition of growth of MOPC 104E cells in immunosuppressed mice.
R N Hiramoto; P J Cox; N S Hiramoto; V K Ghanta
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3424–3428.
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Target cell lysis: ultrastructural and cytoskeletal alterations.
E Leopardi; D S Friend; W Rosenau
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3429–3436.
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Characteristics of a spontaneous monoclonal thymocytotoxic antibody from New Zealand black mice: recognition of a specific NTA determinant
KR Bray; E Gershwin; T Chused; A Ahmed
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3439.
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Differences in delayed-type hypersensitivity responses in various mouse strains in the C3H lineage infected with Salmonella typhimurium, strain SL3235
LM Killar; TK Eisenstein
J Immunol (1984) 133 (6): 3439.
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