Geoffrey L. Asherson

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PhD Immunology University of California, Berkeley
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Contact and delayed hypersensitivity in the mouse. I. Active sensitization and passive transfer. (1968) (356)
Recombinant interleukin-2 directly augments the cytotoxicity of human monocytes (1987) (289)
Selective and specific inhibition of 24 hour skin reactions in the guinea-pig. I. Immune deviation: description of the phenomenon and the effect of splenectomy. (1965) (186)
Depression of the T Cell Phenomenon of Contact Sensitivity by T Cells from Unresponsive Mice (1973) (158)
Depressed in vitro peripheral blood lymphocyte response to mitogens in cancer patients: The role of suppressor cells (1977) (158)
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. (1977) (156)
The role of dendritic cells in the initiation of immune responses to contact sensitizers. I. In vivo exposure to antigen. (1985) (137)
T cell suppression of contact sensitivity in the mouse. II. The role of soluble suppressor factor and its interaction with macrophages (1974) (133)
An overview of T-suppressor cell circuits. (1986) (132)
LYMPHOCYTE PURINE 5'-NUCLEOTIDASE DEFICIENCY IN PRIMARY HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINÆMIA (1977) (113)
Quantitative measurements of T- and B-cell function in "variable" primary hypogammaglobulinaemia: evidence for a consistent B-cell defect. (1977) (108)
Gonadotropins: Physicochemical and Immunological Properties (1966) (100)
Suppressor T cells in cell-mediated immunity. (1976) (83)
Non-specific cytotoxicity by T cells activated with plant mitogens in vitro and the requirement for plant agents during the killing reaction. (1973) (80)
Contact sensitivity in the mouse. IV. The role of lymphocytes and macrophages in passive transfer and the mechanism of their interaction. (1970) (75)
Interleukin-4 is a critical cytokine in contact sensitivity. (1995) (74)
Suppression of contact sensitivity by T cells in the mouse. I. Demonstration that suppressor cells act on the effector stage of contact sensitivity; and their induction following in vitro exposure to antigen (1974) (73)
Intracellular immunoglobulin production in vitro by lymphocytes from patients with hypogammaglobulinaemia and their effect on normal lymphocytes. (1976) (72)
Coeliac disease with severe hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1981) (71)
Mycoplasmal (ureaplasma) septic arthritis in hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1978) (69)
Contact sensitivity to picryl chloride: the occurrence of B suppressor cells in the lymph nodes and spleen of immunized mice. (1976) (69)
Diagnosis and treatment of immunodeficiency diseases (1980) (68)
Purine metabolism in lymphocytes from patients with primary hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1978) (65)
Suppressor Cells and the Handling of Antigen (1980) (62)
T cell suppression of contact sensitivity in the mouse. III. The role of macrophages and the specific triggering of nonspecific suppression (1974) (60)
In vitro absorption and molecular weight of specific T-cell suppressor factor (1975) (60)
Nonspecific inhibitor released by T acceptor cells reduces the production of interleukin-2 (1982) (59)
Distribution of immunogenic cells after painting with the contact sensitizers fluorescein isothiocyanate and oxazolone. Different sensitizers form immunogenic complexes with different cell populations. (1980) (59)
Contact sensitivity in the mouse. XI. Movement of T blasts in the draining lymph nodes to sites of inflammation. (1973) (58)
The effect of cyclophosphamide and irradiation on cells which suppress contact sensitivity in the mouse. (1976) (58)
Inflammatory lymphoid cells. Cells in immunized lymph nodes that move to sites of inflammation. (1972) (56)
Escherichia coli Antibody: A Screening Test for Immunodeficiency (1974) (56)
Polyarthritis in adults with hypogammaglobulinaemia and its rapid response to immunoglobulin treatment. (1976) (55)
Nodular lymphoid hyperplasia of the bowel in primary hypogammaglobulinaemia: study of in vivo and in vitro lymphocyte function. (1977) (55)
The effect of organophosphorus inhibitors, p-nitrophenol and cytochalasin B on cytotoxic killing of tumour cells by immune spleen cells, and the effect of shaking. (1972) (54)
ISOLATION OF RETROVIRUSES FROM TWO PATIENTS WITH "COMMON VARIABLE" HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINAEMIA (1986) (52)
IL-4 is essential for the systemic transfer of delayed hypersensitivity by T cell lines. Role of gamma/delta cells. (1994) (52)
Recombinant interleukin-2 limits the replication of Mycobacterium lepraemurium and Mycobacterium bovis BCG in mice (1988) (51)
T-cell depletion of allogeneic bone marrow prevents acceleration of graft-versus-host disease induced by exogenous interleukin 2. (1986) (51)
Lymphocyte 5'-nucleotidase in primary hypogammaglobulinaemia and cord blood. (1980) (50)
Adult thymectomy prevention of the appearance of suppressor T cells which depress contact sensitivity to picryl chloride and reversal of adult thymectomy effect by thymus extract (1976) (49)
The mechanism of immunological unresponsiveness to picryl chloride and the possible role of antibody mediated depression. (1971) (49)
Autoantibody production in rabbits. VII. Autoantibodies to gut produced by the injection of bacteria. (1966) (47)
Hapten-specific T suppressor factor recognizes both hapten and I–J region products on haptenized spleen cells (1982) (45)
Contact sensitivity to oxazolone in the mouse. VIII. Demonstration of several classes of antibody in the sera of contact sensitized and unimmunized mice by a simplified antiglobulin assay. (1972) (45)
Contact and delayed hypersensitivity in the mouse. II. The role of different cell populations. (1969) (43)
Role of IL‐4 in delayed type hypersensitivity (1996) (43)
Selective and specific inhibition of 24-hour skin reactions in the guinea-pig. II. The mechanism of immune deviation. (1966) (41)
Anti-haptene T suppressor factor acts through an I-J+, Ly1-2+, T acceptor cell that releases a nonspecific inhibitor of the transfer of contact sensitivity when exposed to antigen. (1982) (41)
Contact sensitivity and the DNA response in mice to high and low doses of oxazolone: low dose unresponsiveness following painting and feeding and its prevention by pretreatment with cyclophosphamide. (1979) (39)
Nonspecific macrophage suppressor factor: its role in the inhibition of contact sensitivity to picryl chloride by specific T suppressor factor (1978) (37)
Suppressor cells induced by BCG release non-specific factors in vitro which inhibit DNA synthesis and interleukin-2 production. (1984) (37)
Contact and delayed hypersensitivity in the mouse. 3. Depression of contact sensitivity by pre-treatment with antigen and the restoration of immune competence in tolerant mice by normal lymphoid and bone marrow cells. (1970) (36)
AUTOANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN RABBITS. VI. THE PRODUCTION OF AUTOANTIBODIES AGAINST RABBIT GASTRIC, ILEAL AND COLONIC MUCOSA. (1963) (34)
Reaginic antibody produced in mice with contact sensitivity (1976) (34)
Development of IFN-gamma-producing CD8+ gamma delta+ T lymphocytes and IL-2-producing CD4+ alpha beta+ T lymphocytes during contact sensitivity. (1997) (32)
Depression of delayed hypersensitivity by pretreatment with Freund-type adjuvants. I. Description of the phenomenon. (1971) (32)
γδ cells involved in contact sensitivity preferentially rearrange the Vγ3 region and require interleukin‐7 (1997) (32)
Suppressor T cells which block the induction of cytotoxic T cells in vivo. (1978) (31)
DICHOTOMY BETWEEN IMMUNOGLOBULIN SYNTHESIS BY CELLS IN GUT AND BLOOD OF PATIENTS WITH HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINÆMIA (1975) (31)
Nonspecific inhibitor of DNA synthesis elaborated by T acceptor cells. I. Specific hapten- and I-J-driven liberation of an inhibitor of cell proliferation by Lyt-1-2+ cyclophosphamide-sensitive T acceptor cells armed with a product of Lyt-1+2+-specific suppressor cells. (1983) (31)
Prolonged persistence of Mycoplasma pneumoniae in a patient with hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1980) (30)
Identification and function of T cells in the peripheral blood of patients with hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1974) (30)
Chronic cystitis and urethritis associated with ureaplasmal and mycoplasmal infection in primary hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1982) (30)
Inhibitory T cells. (1975) (30)
A non-specific inhibitor produced by Candida albicans activated T cells impairs cell proliferation by inhibiting interleukin-1 production. (1985) (29)
Contact sensitivity in the mouse. V. The role of macrophage cytophilic antibody in passive transfer and the effect of trypsin and anti-gamma globulin serum. (1970) (27)
Suppressor cells for the afferent phase of contact sensitivity to picryl chloride: inhibition of DNA synthesis induced by T cells from mice injected with picryl sulfonic acid. (1979) (26)
Recovery of immurioglobulin isotypes following T‐cell depleted allogeneic bone marrow transplantation (1986) (26)
THE ROLE OF THE T ACCEPTOR CELL IN SUPPRESSOR SYSTEMS: Antigen‐Specific T Suppressor Factor Acts via a T Acceptor Cell; This Releases a Nonspecific Inhibitor of the Transfer of Contact Sensitivity When Exposed to Antigen in the Context of I‐J (1982) (26)
In vivo activity of interleukin-2: conversion of a stimulus causing unresponsiveness to a stimulus causing contact hypersensitivity by the injection of interleukin-2. (1985) (25)
Inhibition of contact sensitivity by macrophages. (1981) (25)
Equivalence of conventional anti-picryl T suppressor factor in the contact sensitivity system and monoclonal anti-NP TsF3: their final non-specific effect via the T acceptor cell. (1984) (24)
Major histocompatibility complex regulation of the class of the immune response: the H‐2d haplotype determines poor interferon‐γ response to several antigens (1990) (24)
Chemical inactivation of the Kveim reagent. (1992) (24)
Major histocompatibility complex control of the class of the immune response to the hapten trinitrophenyl. (1995) (23)
Autoantibody production in rabbits. II. Organ-specific autontibody in rabbits injected with rat tissues. (1963) (22)
Contact sensitivity in the mouse. XII. The use of DNA synthesis in vivo to determine the anatomical location of immunological unresponsiveness to picryl chloride. (1973) (22)
Cytophilic antibody. I. Nature of the macrophage receptor. (1967) (21)
Depression of delayed hypersensitivity by pretreatment with Freund-type adjuvants. 3. Depressed arrival of lymphoid cells at recently immunized lymph nodes in mice pretreated with adjuvants. (1972) (21)
Histochemical studies for 5'-nucleotidase and alpha-naphthyl (non-specific) esterase in lymphocytes from patients with primary immunoglobulin deficiencies. (1979) (21)
Anatomical location of cells which mediate contact sensitivity in the lympho nodes and bone marrow. (1973) (20)
5'-nucleotidase of B and T lymphocytes isolated from human peripheral blood. (1979) (19)
The rapid purification of peritoneal exudate macrophages by ficoll (polysucrose) density gradient centrifugation. (1970) (19)
Analysis of the induction phase of contact sensitivity by footpad transfer of regional lymph node cells. Macrophages and radioresistant T-lymphocytes induce immunity. (1977) (19)
Candida albicans polysaccharide extract (MPPS) and PPD stimulate the production of interleukin-1 and lymphocyte proliferation. (1984) (18)
Two immunologically distinct forms of late-onset hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1981) (18)
AUTOANTIBODY PRODUCTION IN RABBITS. V. COMPARISON OF THE AUTOANTIBODY RESPONSE AFTER THE INJECTIONS OF RAT AND RABBIT LIVER AND BRAIN. (1964) (18)
Differences in the ability of T cells to suppress the induction and expression of contact sensitivity. (1981) (18)
Intravenous gammaglobulin treatment in patients with hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1984) (18)
Nonspecific T suppressor factor (nsTsF) cascade in contact sensitivity: nsTsF-1 causes an Ly-1+2- I-A+ immune T cell to produce a second, genetically restricted, nsTsF-2. (1986) (17)
Characterization of auto-antibodies produced in the rabbit by the injection of rat liver. (1962) (17)
Control of the immune response. I. Depression of DNA synthesis by immune lymph node cells. (1975) (17)
Immunogenic cells in the regional lymph nodes after painting with the contact sensitizers picryl chloride and oxazolone: evidence for the presence of IgM antibody on their surface. (1983) (17)
The Immunologically Competent Cell—Its Nature and Origin: Ciba Foundation Study Group 16 (1965) (17)
Serum IgE in immune deficiency disorders. (1974) (16)
The role of t cells in the passive transfer of contact sensitivity and their occurrence in the bone marrow (1973) (16)
T helper factor in contact sensitivity: antigen-specific I-A+ helper factor is made by an Lyt-1+2-, I-A+, I-J- T cell. (1984) (15)
Development of hapten-induced IL-4-producing CD4+ T lymphocytes requires early IL-4 production by alphabeta T lymphocytes carrying invariant V(alpha)14 TCR alpha chains. (1998) (15)
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. (1977) (15)
Antigen-specific mast cell degranulation in contact sensitivity to picryl chloride. An early event. (1980) (15)
T suppressor cells and suppressor factor which act at the efferent stage of the contact sensitivity skin reaction: their production by mice injected with water-soluble, chemically reactive derivatives of oxazolone and picryl chloride. (1980) (14)
The passive transfer of delayed hypersensitivity in the guinea-pig. I. The synergic effect of immune cells and immune serum on the 24-hour skin reaction and a study of the histology. (1966) (14)
Abrogation of suppression of delayed hypersensitivity induced by Candida albicans-derived mannan by treatment with monophosphoryl lipid A (1993) (14)
Control of suppressor cell activity: autoanti-idiotype B cells produced by painting with picryl chloride inhibit the T-suppressor cell which blocks the efferent stage of contact sensitivity. (1982) (13)
Functional equivalence of cryptococcal and haptene-specific T suppressor factor (TsF). I. Picryl and oxazolone-specific TsF, which inhibit transfer of contact sensitivity, also inhibit phagocytosis by a subset of macrophages. (1991) (13)
Thymoma and hypogammaglobulinaemia with and without T suppressor cells. (1984) (13)
The Effects of Ultraviolet Radiation on the Immune System (1984) (13)
Nonspecific inhibitor of contact sensitivity made by T-acceptor cells: triggering of T cells armed with antigen-specific T-suppressor factor (TsF) requires both occupancy of the major histocompatibility complex recognition site by soluble I-J product and cross-linking of the antigen recognition site (1984) (13)
Contact sensitivity in the mouse. X. Non-specific cytotoxicity of T blasts in the draining lymph nodes. (1973) (13)
Ecto 5'-nucleotidase deficiency in primary hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1978) (12)
Two-chain structure of T-suppressor factor: antigen-specific T-suppressor factor occurs as a single molecule and as separate antigen-binding and I-J+ parts, both of which are required for biological activity. (1984) (12)
Desensitization in vitro: the role of T-suppressor cells, T-suppressor factor and T-acceptor cells in the inhibition of the passive transfer of contact sensitivity to picryl chloride by exposure to antigen in vitro. (1982) (12)
Desensitization in vitro--the specific inhibition, by antigen, of the passive transfer of delayed hypersensitivity by peritoneal exudate cells. (1967) (11)
The role of I-J in the suppressor T-cell circuit which influences the effector stage of contact sensitivity: antigen together with syngeneic I-J region determinants induces and activates T suppressor cells. (1983) (11)
IL-5 enhances in vitro and in vivo antigen-specific IgA production in MHC genetically determined low IL-5 responder mice. (1995) (11)
Pathogenesis of hypogammaglobulinaemia with thymoma and late-onset hypogammaglobulinaemia. (1979) (11)
Contact sensitivity in the mouse. IX. The role of immunological and non-immunological inflammation in the movement of lymphocytes to immunized lymph nodes. (1973) (11)
The effect of irradiation on the passive transfer of delayed hypersensitivity. (1967) (10)
Generation of lymphokine-activated killer cells does not require DNA synthesis. (1987) (10)
The control of the contact sensitivity skin reaction: T-suppressor afferent cell blocks the production of antigen-specific T-helper factor. (1985) (10)
The purification of specific anti-picryl T suppressor factor which depresses the passive transfer of contact sensitivity: affinity chromatography on antigen and Concanavalin A sepharose and specific elution with hapten and alpha-methylmannoside. (1978) (10)
The passive transfer of delayed hypersensitivity in the guinea-pig. II. The ability of passively transferred antibody to cause local inflammation and retention of antigen and the role of these phenomena in the passive transfer of delayed hypersensitivity. (1967) (9)
Two-chain disulphide-bonded structure of antigen-specific T-helper factor: both chains are necessary for activity and their interaction is I-A restricted. (1985) (9)
Induction and modification of anti-TNP reaginic and IgG antibody responses by reactive trinitrophenyl derivatives. (1978) (9)
Nodular Lymphoid Hyperplasia with Hypogammaglobulinaemia (1973) (9)
Attempts to transfer contact sensitivity passively with subcellular fractions in the guinea pig. A study of the specificity of such reactions. (1962) (9)
The role of interleukin-2 as one of the determinants of the balance between immunity and unresponsiveness. (1985) (9)
Autoimmune blood dyscrasias in five patients with hypogammaglobulinemia: Response of neutropenia to vincristine (1981) (9)
Immune deviation in the mouse: transfer of selective depression of the contact sensitivity and interleukin-2 response with retention of interferon-gamma production requires CD8+ T cells. (1992) (9)
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. (1976) (8)
Non-specific inhibitor made by T acceptor cells inhibits both the afferent and efferent stage of the contact sensitivity reaction. (1984) (8)
IMPAIRED LYMPHOKINE-ACTIVATED KILLER-CELL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH HYPOGAMMAGLOBULINAEMIA (1985) (8)
Combined immunodeficiency with hyper-gamma-globulinaemia. (1975) (8)
T suppressor factor activity is due to two separate molecules. The Lyt-1(-)2+I-J+ cells of mice primed with antigen make an antigen binding molecule which is only active when complemented by cofactor made by Lyt-1+2(-)I-J+ cells. (1984) (8)
Functional equivalence of cryptococcal and haptene-specific T suppressor factor (TsF). II. Monoclonal anti-cryptococcal TsF inhibits both phagocytosis by a subset of macrophages and transfer of contact sensitivity. (1991) (8)
Recovery of immunoglobulin isotypes following T-cell depleted allogeneic bone marrow transplantation. (1986) (8)
I-A region genetic restriction in the production and action of an antigen-specific T-helper factor which bears I-A region determinant(s). (1985) (7)
Production of delayed hypersensitivity by antigen associated with peritoneal exudate cells and the effect of pretreatment with Freund's complete adjuvant. (1972) (7)
Complement activation by cell-associated immune complexes in contact sensitivity. (1984) (7)
Effects of adult thymectomy on the contact sensitivity skin reaction and the unresponsiveness caused by feeding contact sensitizing agents. (1981) (7)
Recombinant interleukin-2 limits the replication of Mycobacterium lepraemurium and Mycobacterium bovis BCG in mice. (1988) (7)
Reaginic antibody to contact sensitizing agents. Occurrence of cells which supress IgG and not reagin responses. (1978) (7)
Dominant V beta 8 gene usage in response to TNP: failure to use other V beta chains following removal of V beta 8+ T cells by monoclonal antibody in vivo. (1994) (7)
Movement to sites of inflammation and non-specific cytotoxicity of T lymphocytes stimulated by antigen in vivo and their resemblance to lymphocytes stimulated with phytohaemagglutinin in vitro. (1973) (7)
gamma delta cells involved in contact sensitivity preferentially rearrange the Vgamma3 region and require interleukin-7. (1997) (7)
Selective Expression of Antibody Classes and Contact Sensitivity Affected by Genes in the Major Histocompatibility Complex (1979) (6)
Proceedings: Control mechanisms in cell-mediated immunity. The separate control of net DNA synthesis and of contact sensitivity skin reactions and the role of thymus-derived cells. (1974) (6)
Occurrence of suppressor cells in lymph nodes and spleen at later times after immunization with contact-sensitizing agent picryl chloride. (1976) (6)
Suppressor T cell product, which depresses the passive transfer of contact sensitivity, shares epitope(s) with the major histocompatibility complex. (1977) (6)
Control of B-cell maturation in mice. I. Increased B-cell maturation in vitro by bone marrow protected during whole body irradiation. (1981) (6)
The in vitro inhibition of migration of mouse spleen T lymphocytes. II. Blocking of the sensitized T-cell response in the migration inhibition test by specific suppressor cells and their inhibitory factors. (1981) (6)
DEMONSTRATION BY IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE OF AUTO-ANTIBODY IN THE SERUM OF RABBITS GIVEN INJECTIONS OF RAT TISSUE. (1963) (6)
Autoantibody production in rabbits. III. The effect of infection with Eimeria stiedae and its relation to natural antibody. (1963) (6)
Unresponsiveness to haptenated self molecules (1980) (6)
DNA synthesis in vitro by cells from mice immunized with picryl chloride: effect of injection of immune cells. (1976) (6)
Development of hapten-induced IL-4-producing CD 4 F T lymphocytes requires early IL-4 production by αβ T lymphocytes carrying invariant V α 14 TCR α chains (1998) (6)
Augmented passive transfer of contact sensitivity in severe combined immunodeficiency mice and its dependence of V beta 8+ cells in the picryl system. (1993) (5)
Inhibition of antibody responses by cells from mice treated with picryl sulphonic acid. (1977) (5)
Antigen-specific T-helper and -suppressor factors in the control of the immune response. (1988) (5)
CONTACT SENSITIVITY IN THE MOUSE (1970) (5)
Three cell subsets are required for the transfer of delayed-type hypersensitivity reaction by antigen-specific T cell lines. (1997) (5)
Antibody responses to contact sensitizing agents. Effect of sensitized cells. (1978) (4)
Proceedings: Immune deficiency disease and nodular lymphoid hyperplasia. (1973) (4)
Fundamentals of immunology (1968) (4)
Nonspecific inhibitor of DNA synthesis elaborated by T-acceptor cells. II. Requirements for its production and action. (1986) (4)
Passive transfer of contact sensitivity by bone marrow cells and evidence for their origin from immunized lymph nodes. (1974) (4)
Regulation of B cell development in mouse bone marrow. (1982) (4)
IL-2 influences the balance between immunity and unresponsiveness in the picryl (TNP) contact sensitivity system by blocking the development or action of an Lyt-2+, I-J+ T suppressor cell. (1988) (3)
Suppressor cells in contact sensitivity. Effect on T cells helping antibody production to picryl chloride. (1977) (3)
Spirillum Hepatitis in ‘Acquired’ Hypogammaglobulinaemia with Thyroiditis, Pernicious Anaemia and Possible Dermatitis Herpetiformis (1973) (3)
Improved Graft Survival after Treatment with Bordetella and Anti-lymphocyte Serum (1969) (3)
TCR V alpha chain expression influences reactivity to the hapten TNP. (1997) (3)
Increased lymphokine activated killer (LAK) activity in the regional lymph nodes of mice following immunization with contact sensitizing agents. (1987) (3)
Depression of contact sensitivity by Friend and Riley viruses. (1971) (3)
Lymphocytes and their interactions: Recent observations: Edited by R. C. WILLIAM jr. 1975. Kroc Foundation Symposia Series, vol. 4. New York: Raven Press. Pp. xi and 228. US$ 12.50. (1977) (3)
Effect of antileukaemic chemotherapy on helper and suppressor activity of T cells on immunoglobulin production by B cells. (1978) (3)
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF I‐J GENETIC RESTRICTIONS: EVIDENCE THAT THE ANTIGEN‐BINDING CHAIN OF ANTIGEN‐SPECIFIC T‐SUPPRESSOR FACTOR HAS TWO RECOGNITION SITES FOR MEMBERS OF THE I‐J HIERARCHY (1987) (3)
Lymphocyte cyclic AMP levels in primary hypogammaglobulinaemia: lack of correlation with response to phytohaemagglutinin. (1980) (2)
Induction of contact sensitivity. Selective induction of delayed hypersensitivity by the injection of cells from draining lymph nodes into the footpads of normal recipients. (1978) (2)
Suppression of antibody responses by cells from mice treated with picryl sulfonic acid: T cells that suppress IgG antibody without inhibiting concomitant IgE responses. (1981) (2)
Clinics in Haematology: Disorders of Lymphopoiesis and Lymphoid Function (1978) (2)
Aα and Aβ class II I-A determinants of antigen-specific T-helper factor and its antigen-nonbinding chain (1988) (2)
Thymus factors in immunity: Edited by H. FRIEDMAN. 1975. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, vol. 249. New York: New York Academy of Sciences. Pp. 547. US $39.00 in paperback. (1976) (2)
Chediak-Higashi Syndrome (1975) (2)
Lymphology, Proceedings of VI International Congress, Prague 1977 (1980) (2)
Methods in Immunology and Immunochemistry: Volume 1, Preparation of Antigens and Antibodies (1969) (2)
Depression of delayed hypersensitivity by pretreatment with Freund-type adjuvants. II. Mechanism of the phenomenon. (1971) (2)
Structural and functional studies on antigen-specific suppressor factors from T cells and T cell hybrids. (1982) (2)
Failure of isotype progression in hypogammaglobulinemia and during normal B-cell ontogeny. (1983) (1)
Treatment of Candida albicans mannan-specific downregulatory cell populations with divergent concentrations of monophosphoryl lipid A and intact lipopolysaccharide in vitro abrogates their effect on delayed hypersensitivity. (1996) (1)
Experimental Allergic Encephalomyelitis (EAE) Induced with a Synthetic Water Soluble Adjuvant (MDP) (1978) (1)
Detection of radiolabelled bone marrow cells bearing surface immunoglobulins by combined autoradiography and immunoperoxidase. (1981) (1)
Interleukin 4 suppresses primary interferon gamma response by T cells immunized in vivo and cultured in vitro with interleukin 2. (1996) (1)
T cell suppression of contact sensitivity in the mouse. II. The role of soluble suppressor factor and its interaction with macroph- ages. Europ. J. Immunol. 1974, 4.799-804. (1974) (1)
Suppression of antibody responses by cells from mice painted with picryl chloride. (1979) (1)
Improved graft survival after treatment with Bordetella pertussis and antilymphocyte serum (1970) (1)
A nonspecific inhibitor of contact sensitivity elaborated by macrophages: genetic restriction in its production but not in its action. (1992) (1)
F1 mice make two species of antigen-specific, parental haplotype-restricted, T-helper factor whose restrictions correspond to the phenotype of the I-A determinants that they bear. (1987) (1)
The failure of female cells to present in vitro the male H-Y antigen for secondary cytotoxic T-cell responses (2004) (1)
Review on Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology, No. 50 (1971) (1)
TCR V α chain expression influences reactivity to the hapten TNP (1997) (1)
Intercellular Communication in Leucocyte Function (1984) (0)
Contents, Vol. 101, 1993 (1993) (0)
Traumatic Injury: Infection and other Immunologic Sequelae (1984) (0)
Enhancement of Proliferative Response to Antigen by Inerleukin-2: Similar Effects in Sarcoidosis Patients and Controls (1987) (0)
Structure and biosynthesis of antibodies (1979) (0)
Compendium of Immunology (1980) (0)
Fundamentals of human lymphoid cell culture: By J. L. Glick. Marcel Dekker, New York and Basle. Pp. x and 157. SwF 52. (1981) (0)
Momnuclear phagocytes in immunity, infection and pathology: Edited by R. VAN FURTH. 1975. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications. Pp. xviii and 1062. 32.50. (1976) (0)
B and T cells in immune recognition: Edited by G. E. ROELANTS and F. LOOR. 1977. Chichester: John Wiley and Sons, Ltd. Pp. xviii and 504. £18.50. (1978) (0)
Antigen-specific T suppressor factor acts indirectly by arming a T acceptor cell which releases a nonspecific inhibitor of transfer of contact sensitivity and of DNA synthesis when exposed to antigen☆☆☆ (1982) (0)
IV. THE ROLE OF LYMPHOCYTES AND MACROPHAGES IN PASSIVE TRANSFER AND THE MECHANISM OF THEIR INTERACTION BY G. L. ASHERSON,* (2003) (0)
Whole body irradiation induces IFN-gamma production in BALB/c mice by preventing the appearance of a V alpha 14(+)NK T downregulatory population. (2000) (0)
A specific T-cell product which influences the passive transfer of contact sensitivity to picryl chloride☆☆☆ (1976) (0)
Transplantation Reviews No. 32: Biology of complement and complement receptors (1978) (0)
I-J revisited: is the I-J genetic restriction in downregulation due to an endogenous superantigen analogous to mammary tumour virus (Mtv)-encoded endogenous superantigen? (1994) (0)
Majorhistocompatibili ty complex control oftheclass oftheimmuneresponse tothehaptentrinitrophenyl (1995) (0)
Adult with Combined Immunity Deficiency (1972) (0)
Defective Cell Mediated Cytotoxicity in Sarcoidosis (1987) (0)
A alpha and A beta class II I-A determinants of antigen-specific T-helper factor and its antigen-nonbinding chain. (1988) (0)
Clinical Laboratory Annual: Vol. 2 (1984) (0)
The production of interleukin-2. (1982) (0)
Nodular lymphoid hyperplasia ofthebowel in (1977) (0)
Coeliac disease withsevere hypogammaglobulinaemia (1981) (0)
T suppressor efferent circuit which affects contact sensitivity to picryl chloride: the late-acting, second nonspecific T suppressor factor bears I-A determinants which are responsible for the I-A genetic restriction in its interaction with its target cell. (1988) (0)
A SO, M K BRENNER, I D HILL, G L ASHERSON, A D B WEBSTER (1984) (0)
The generation of antibody. A new look: Edited by A. J. Cunningham. 1976. London: Academic Press. Pp. 211. £7.80. (1977) (0)
MHC molecules in antigen-specific cytokines' production (1994) (0)
WHOLE BODY IRRADIATION INDUCES IFN-γ PRODUCTION IN BALB/c MICE BY PREVENTING THE APPEARANCE OF A Vα14+NK T DOWNREGULATORY POPULATION (2000) (0)
Impact of Basic Sciences on Medicine (1967) (0)
Immunology in Clinical Medicine (1970) (0)
Selective and specific inhibition of 24 hour skin reactions in the guinea-pig. 3. Depression of cytophilic and haemolytic antibodies by pretreatment with antigen and the effect of irradiation. (1971) (0)
Immunity in Evolution (1979) (0)
Autoimmunity and Disease (1965) (0)

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