Specificity of cell-mediated transplantation reactions. II. Studies with a sensitive assay of cell-mediated cytotoxicity.
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P Lake
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Bilateral incomplete traumatic occlusion of internal carotid arteries.
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Development of neurosurgical instrumentation and procedures for emergency use in null and low-gravity environments: a speculative approach.
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Diagnosis of basal meningeal gliomatosis by brain scan: significance of basal cistern sign. Case report.
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A sensitive assay for transplantation immunity in mice.
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The fine structure of Leucocytozoon simondi. I. Gametocytogenesis.
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Hydranencephaly presenting as subdural hematomas in an infant: a case report.
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The use of artificial diets to determine some of the effects of Nocardia rhodnii on the development of Rhodnius prolixus.
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Murine model of accelerated graft arteriosclerosis in primed recipients.
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FTY720, a novel immunosuppressive agent with insulinotropic activity, prolongs graft survival in a mouse islet transplantation model.
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New ideas about self-tolerance and auto-immunity.
Recent advances in our understanding of B cell ontogeny strengthen the theory that self-tolerance is generated principally by clonal deletion. B cells pass through a stage: the "baby B cell", during which they are particularly susceptible to receptor cross-linking. Further evidence of clonal deletion comes from studies on the maintenance of the liver differentiation alloantigen F. In spite of this accumulating evidence room can still be found for the concept of immunological silence: it is a prediction of the dual recognition theory of T cell receptors that differentiation macromolecules which occur only on the surface of Ia negative cells cannot be seen by T helper cells.
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