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According to Wikipedia, Sir Gustav Victor Joseph Nossal is an Austrian-born Australian research biologist. He is famous for his contributions to the fields of antibody formation and immunological tolerance. Early life and education Nossal's family was from Vienna, Austria. He was born four weeks prematurely in Bad Ischl while his mother was on holiday. His family left their home town of Vienna for Australia in 1939 following Nazi Germany's annexation of Austria. As his father's grandparents were Jewish, he was also considered Jewish and at risk of being sent to concentration camps. In an interview with Adam Spencer, Nossal noted that his father was not a professing Jew but of Jewish ethnicity as he had been baptised a Roman Catholic as a child. Nossal remarked that his father "therefore thought that he would be somewhat protected from the Holocaust-type predicament. Of course, he hadn't properly read Mein Kampf. It was all spelt out there: if your four grandparents were Jewish, then you were Jewish." He was baptised and remains a practising Roman Catholic.

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Negative selection of lymphocytes (1994) (848)
Cellular mechanisms of immunologic tolerance. (1983) (469)
Antigens in immunity. XV. Ultrastructural features of antigen capture in primary and secondary lymphoid follicles. (1968) (469)
The extent of affinity maturation differs between the memory and antibody‐forming cell compartments in the primary immune response (1997) (464)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY (1965) (437)
The phenotype and fate of the antibody‐forming cells of the splenic foci (1996) (393)
Antigen-driven B cell differentiation in vivo (1993) (339)
Soluble antigen can cause enhanced apoptosis of germinal-centre B cells (1995) (318)
Differentiation of lymphocytes in mouse bone marrow. II. Kinetics of maturation and renewal of antiglobulin-binding cells studied by double labeling. (1974) (292)
SINGLE CELL STUDIES ON 19S ANTIBODY PRODUCTION (1964) (289)
Identification of human T and B lymphocytes in normal peripheral blood and in chronic lymphocytic leukaemia. (1971) (287)
Evidence for the clonal abortion theory of B-lymphocyte tolerance (1975) (283)
Clonal anergy: persistence in tolerant mice of antigen-binding B lymphocytes incapable of responding to antigen or mitogen. (1980) (260)
The clonal-selection theory. (1987) (260)
Oct-2, although not required for early B-cell development, is critical for later B-cell maturation and for postnatal survival. (1993) (259)
The molecular and cellular basis of affinity maturation in the antibody response (1992) (252)
Autoradiographic studies on the immune response.I. The kinetics of plasma cell proliferation. (1962) (250)
Tolerance, Enhancement and the Regulation of Interactions Between T Cells, B Cells and Macrophages (1972) (200)
Functional and molecular characterization of single, (4‐hydroxy‐3‐nitrophenyl)acetyl (NP)‐specific, IgG1+ B cells from antibody‐secreting and memory B cell pathways in the C57BL/6 immune response to NP (1992) (188)
QUANTITATIVE FEATURES OF A SANDWICH RADIOIMMUNOLABELING TECHNIQUE FOR LYMPHOCYTE SURFACE RECEPTORS (1972) (186)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. I. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF FLAGELLAR ANTIGENS FROM SALMONELLA ADELAIDE. (1964) (179)
Ligation-anchored PCR: a simple amplification technique with single-sided specificity. (1992) (177)
Molecular characterization of single memory B cells (1991) (176)
CELL TO CELL INTERACTION IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE (1968) (157)
Growth of B-lymphocyte colonies in vitro (1975) (152)
Autoradiographic studies on the immune response. II. DNA synthesis amongst single antibody-producing cells. (1962) (149)
FAS is highly expressed in the germinal center but is not required for regulation of the B-cell response to antigen. (1995) (149)
Differentiation of lymphocytes in mouse bone marrow. I. Quantitative radioautographic studies of antiglobulin binding by lymphocytes in bone marrow and lymphoid tissues. (1974) (143)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. IV. CELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF 125-I- AND 131-I-LABELLED FLAGELLA IN LYMPH NODES. (1964) (142)
Bcl-2 increases memory B cell recruitment but does not perturb selection in germinal centers. (1994) (141)
Immunologic tolerance: collaboration between antigen and lymphokines. (1989) (129)
EFFECTOR CELL BLOCKADE A NEW MECHANISM OF IMMUNE HYPOREACTIVITY INDUCED BY MULTIVALENT ANTIGENS (1974) (111)
STUDIES ON THE RATE OF SEEDING OF LYMPHOCYTES FROM THE INTACT GUINEA PIG THYMUS * (1964) (108)
Studies on the differentiation of B lymphocytes in the mouse. (1973) (106)
The Basic Components of the Immune System (1987) (106)
Clonal anergy: the universally anergic B lymphocyte. (1982) (103)
Antigens in immunity. 8. Localization of 125-I-labelled antigens in the secondary response. (1965) (96)
Antigens in immunity. VII. Analysis of immunological memory. (1965) (95)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY (1968) (88)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. VI. THE PHAGOCYTIC RETICULUM OF LYMPH NODE FOLLICLES. (1964) (87)
Life, death and the immune system. (1993) (87)
Cellular Genetics of Immune Responses (1963) (85)
Interleukin 1 can act as a B-cell growth and differentiation factor. (1985) (85)
Incidence of cells simultaneously secreting IgM and IgG antibody to sheep erythrocytes. (1971) (83)
Bacterial adherence: a method for detecting antibody production by single cells. (1961) (83)
Role of IgD in the immune response and tolerance. I. Anti-delta pretreatment facilitates tolerance induction in adult B cells in vitro (1977) (83)
Differentiation of the Secondary B‐Lymphocyte Repertoire: The Germinal Center Reaction (1994) (81)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. III. DISTRIBUTION OF IODINATED ANTIGENS FOLLOWING INJECTION INTO RATS VIA THE HIND FOOTPADS. (1964) (81)
Functional clonal deletion in immunological tolerance to major histocompatibility complex antigens. (1981) (77)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. II. IMMUNOGENIC PROPERTIES OF FLAGELLA, POLYMERIZED FLAGELLIN AND FLAGELLIN IN THE PRIMARY RESPONSE. (1964) (77)
Elaboration of antibodies by single cells. (1962) (76)
Interleukins 4 and 5 control expression of IL-2 receptor on murine B cells through independent induction of its two chains (1989) (76)
Single cell studies on the antibody-forming potential of fractionated, hapten-specific B lymphocytes. (1976) (70)
Behaviour of Active Bacterial Antigens During the Induction of the Immune Response: (I) Properties of Flagellar Antigens from Salmonella (1963) (69)
Immunological tolerance in germinal centres. (1997) (69)
Mechanism of induction of immunological tolerance. IV. The effects of ultra-low doses of flagellin. (1968) (69)
Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. I. Response of immature hapten- specific B lymphocytes (1978) (65)
Antigen-induced aggregation and modulation of receptors on hapten- specific B lymphocytes (1976) (64)
Clonal analysis of the anti-DNA repertoire of murine B lymphocytes. (1987) (63)
Phylogenetic studies on the immune response. I. Localization of antigens and immune response in the toad, Bufo marinus. (1966) (63)
Correlation of grain counts with radioactivity (125I and tritium) in autoradiography. (1966) (63)
Metabolic characteristics of lymphocyte surface immunoglobulins (1972) (62)
T-cell-replacing factor (interleukin 5) induces expression of interleukin 2 receptors on murine splenic B cells. (1987) (62)
Cellular and molecular mechanisms of B lymphocyte tolerance. (1992) (59)
T‐Cell‐Mediated Immune Responses Induced in Vitro: A Probe for Allograft and Tumor Immunity (1973) (58)
ONTOGENY OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE (1966) (56)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. V. THE ABILITY OF CELLS IN LYMPHOID FOLLICLES TO RECOGNIZE FOREIGNNESS. (1964) (55)
IN VITRO STIMULATION OF ANTIBODY FORMATION BY PERITONEAL CELLS (1970) (55)
VARIATION IN ACCESSIBLE CELL SURFACE IMMUNOGLOBULIN AMONG ANTIBODY-FORMING CELLS (1972) (54)
Kinetic studies on the incidence of cells appearing to form two antibodies. (1962) (54)
B1 and B2 cells differ in their potential to switch immunoglobulin isotype (1995) (54)
Soluble antigen can impede affinity maturation and the germinal center reaction but enhance extrafollicular immunoglobulin production. (1995) (54)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. IX. THE ANTIGEN CONTENT OF SINGLE ANTIBODY-FORMING CELLS. (1965) (53)
INDUCTION OF B CELL TOLERANCE IN VITRO TO 2,4-DINITROPHENYL COUPLED TO A COPOLYMER OF D-GLUTAMIC ACID AND D-LYSINE (DNP-D-GL) (1973) (53)
The xid mutation diminishes memory B cell generation but does not affect somatic hypermutation and selection. (1996) (53)
Soluble antigen profoundly reduces memory B-cell numbers even when given after challenge immunization. (1993) (52)
ONTOGENY OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE I. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FOLLICULAR ANTIGEN-TRAPPING MECHANISM (1966) (52)
Strategies for the Analysis of Accessory‐Cell Function: The in vitro Cloning and Characterization of the P Cell (1980) (52)
Antibody production by single cells. (1958) (51)
Proliferation and differentiation of single hapten-specific B lymphocytes is promoted by T-cell factor(s) distinct from T-cell growth factor. (1982) (51)
Maturation of B lymphocytes. I. Concurrent appearance of increasing Ig, Ia, and mitogen responsiveness. (1979) (50)
Human interleukin 2 can promote the growth and differentiation of single hapten-specific B cells in the presence of specific antigen. (1984) (50)
Soluble interleukin 2 receptors are released from the cell surface of normal murine B lymphocytes stimulated with interleukin 5. (1988) (50)
Functional clonal deletion of cytotoxic T-lymphocyte precursors in chimeric thymus produced in vitro from embryonic Anlagen. (1983) (49)
Clonal anergy of B cells: a flexible, reversible, and quantitative concept (1996) (47)
The Target Cell in the Induction of Immunity and Tolerance (1967) (47)
Tolerance and Ways to Break It a (1993) (46)
Soluble antigen abrogates the appearance of anti-protein IgG1-forming cell precursors during primary immunization. (1990) (46)
Antibody production by single cells. III. The histology of antibody production. (1959) (45)
Antigens in immunity. Antigen localization in congenitally athymic "nude" mice. (1972) (44)
A reappraisal of "T-independent" antigens. I. Effect of lymphokines on the response of single adult hapten-specific B lymphocytes. (1984) (44)
Mechanism of induction of immunological tolerance. II. Simultaneous development of priming and tolerance. (1966) (43)
Antigens in immunity. XII. Antigen trapping in the spleen. (1966) (42)
Host immunobiology and vaccine development (1997) (40)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY (1965) (39)
AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE. 4. SINGLE CELL STUDIES ON THE PRIMARY RESPONSE. (1963) (39)
Cytophilic properties of surface immunoglobulin of thymus-derived lymphocytes. (1974) (38)
The separation of different cell classes from lymphoid organs. X. Preparative electrophoretic separation of lymphocyte sub‐populations from mouse spleen and thoracic duct lymph (1974) (38)
The immunological response of foetal mice to influenza virus. (1957) (37)
SELF‐RECOGNITION * (1965) (37)
Studies on the transfer of antibody-producing capacity. I. The transfer of antibody-producing cells to young animals. (1959) (37)
The Tissue Localization, Immunogenic, and Tolerance-Inducing Properties of Antigens and Antigen-Fragments (1967) (36)
Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. II. Clonal behaviour of immature B cells following exposure to anti-mu chain antibody. (1979) (35)
Recombinant T cell replacing factor (interleukin 5) acts with antigen to promote the growth and differentiation of single hapten-specific B lymphocytes. (1987) (34)
Choices following antigen entry: antibody formation or immunologic tolerance? (1995) (34)
Cell Fractionation Methods and the Target Cells for Clonal Abortion of B Lymphocytes (1979) (33)
Clonal analysis of autoantibody-producing cell precursors in the preimmune B cell repertoire. (1988) (33)
The double helix and immunology (2003) (33)
The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization—a millennial challenge (2000) (33)
Analysis of true anti-hapten cytotoxic clones in limit dilution microcultures after correction for "anti-self" activity: precursor frequencies, Ly-2 and Thy-1 phenotype, specificity, and statistical methods. (1983) (32)
Antigens in immunity. X. Induction of immunologic tolerance to Salmonella adelaide flagellin. (1965) (32)
A purgative mastery (2001) (31)
Progress in Immunology III (1980) (31)
A call to action for the new decade of vaccines (2011) (31)
Differentiation of B lymphocytes from stem cell precursors. (1973) (31)
A form of immunologic tolerance through impairment of germinal center development. (1994) (30)
The anti‐delta suppressed mouse (1978) (30)
Behaviour of Active Bacterial Antigens During the Induction of the Immune Response: (II) Cellular Distribution of Flagellar Antigens labelled with Iodine-131 (1963) (30)
Recognition Of Foreignness in Immune and Tolerant Animals (1964) (30)
Relative sensitivity of fetal and newborn mice to induction of hapten- specific B cell tolerance (1980) (29)
Improved Procedures for the Fractionation and in Vitro Stimulation of Hapten-Specific B Lymphocytes (1978) (29)
AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE (1962) (28)
Electrophoretic analysis of antibody produced by single cells. (1968) (27)
Differentiation of lymphocytes in the mouse bone marrow. III. The adoptive response of bone marrow cells to a thymus cell-independent antigen. (1974) (27)
Molecular and cellular aspects of immunologic tolerance. (1991) (27)
In vitro model for natural tolerance to self-antigens. Inhibition of the development of surface-immunoglobulin-negative lymphocytes into T- dependent responsive B cells by antigen (1979) (27)
Vaccines of the future. (2011) (27)
Effect of x-irradiation on antigen localization in lymphoid follicles. (1966) (27)
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (1996) (26)
Antibody production by single, hapten-specific B lymphocytes: an antigen-driven cloning system free of filler or accessory cells. (1981) (25)
Study of antibody-producing capacity of single cells by bacterial adherence and immobilization. (1961) (25)
Effect of hapten valency and carrier composition on the tolerogenic potential of hapten-protein conjugates. (1981) (25)
A high-efficiency cloning system for single hapten-specific B lymphocytes that is suitable for assay of putative growth and differentiation factors. (1985) (25)
Mechanism of induction of immunological tolerance. I. Localization of tolerance-inducing antigen. (1966) (25)
Mechanisms of antibody production. (1967) (24)
Current Problem Areas in the Study of B Lymphocyte Differentiation (1977) (24)
Minimal residual disease as the target for immunotherapy of cancer (1994) (24)
Principles of immunological tolerance and immunocyte receptor blockade. (1974) (23)
The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization - A Millennial Challenge (2000) (23)
Differential sensitivity of haemolytic plaque methods at various stages of the immune response. (1971) (23)
Accelerated breakdown of immunological tolerance following whole body irradiation. (1962) (23)
Memory cell generation ablated by soluble protein antigen by means of effects on T- and B-lymphocyte compartments. (1992) (22)
Cloning of B cells positive or negative for surface IgD. II. Triggering and tolerance in the T-dependent splenic focus assay. (1979) (21)
Induction of Immunological Tolerance in Rats to Foreign Erythrocytes (1957) (21)
Antibodies and Immunity (1969) (21)
IN VITRO STIMULATION OF ANTIBODY FORMATION BY PERITONEAL CELLS (1970) (21)
MECHANISM OF INDUCTION OF IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE: III. CROSS-TOLERANCE AMONGST FLAGELLAR ANTIGENS (1966) (21)
Life, death and the immune system. (1993) (21)
Subpopulations of B lymphocytes: physical separation of functionally distinct stages of B-cell differentiation. (1976) (21)
Ia ANTIGENS ON MURINE LYMPHOID CELLS: DISTRIBUTION, SURFACE MOVEMENT AND PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION * (1975) (20)
Effects of antigens and lymphokines on early activation of single hapten-specific B lymphocytes. (1987) (20)
The case history of Mr T.I. Terminal patient or still curable? (1980) (20)
Genetic aspects of antibody formation. (1961) (19)
AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE. 3. DIFFERENTIAL LYMPHOPOIESIS IN VARIOUS ORGANS. (1963) (19)
Sudden appearance of anti-protein IgG1-forming cell precursors early during primary immunization. (1989) (19)
An ELISA assay efficiently detects clonal antibody formation by single, hapten-specific B lymphocytes. (1985) (19)
Cloning of B cells positive or negative for surface IgD. I. Triggering and tolerance in T-independent systems. (1979) (19)
Functional clonal deletion and suppression as complementary mechanisms operative in adult hapten-induced cytotoxic T cell tolerance. (1983) (19)
Vaccines and future global health needs (2011) (19)
One cell, one antibody: prelude and aftermath (2002) (18)
Antigens in immunity. 13. The antigen content of single antibody-forming cells early in primary and secondary immune responses. (1967) (18)
Genetic control of lymphopoiesis, plasma cell formation, and antibody production. (1962) (18)
ABOLITION OF NEONATALLY‐INDUCED HOMOGRAFT TOLERANCE IN MICE BY SUBLETHAL X‐IRRADIATION (1962) (18)
Affinity maturation of the primary response by V gene diversification. (1998) (16)
Hapten-specific B lymphocytes: enrichment, cloning, receptor analysis, and tolerance induction. (1977) (16)
Single cell studies on the role of B-cell stimulatory factor 1 in B-cell activation. (1987) (16)
Cellular Basis of Antibody Production (1972) (16)
Immunological Tolerance in Organ Transplantation: Fair Prospect or Fanciful Folly? (1969) (16)
Ultrastructural distribution of surface immunoglobulin determinants on mouse lymphoid cells. (1972) (15)
Antibody production by single cells. IV. Further studies on multiply immunized animals. (1960) (15)
Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. IV. Verification of the hypothesis in living mice. (1980) (15)
Clones of cytotoxic T lymphocytes reactive to haptenated allogeneic cells: precursor frequency and characteristics as determined by a split-culture approach. (1983) (15)
Requirement for persistent extracellular antigen in cultures of antigen- binding B lymphocytes (1976) (15)
A reappraisal of "T-independent" antigens. II. Studies on single, hapten-specific B cells from neonatal CBA/H or CBA/N mice fail to support classification into TI-1 and TI-2 categories. (1984) (15)
HOW CELLS MAKE ANTIBODIES. (1964) (14)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY. XI. THE UPTAKE OF ANTIGEN IN ANIMALS PREVIOUSLY RENDERED IMMUNOLOGICALLY TOLERANT. (1965) (14)
Reshaping Life - Key Issues in Genetic Engineering (1984) (14)
Studies on the transfer of antibody-producing capacty. II. The serial transfer of antibody-producing cells. (1960) (14)
Clonal anergy: Inhibition of antigen‐driven proliferation among single B lymphocytes from tolerant animals, and partial breakage of anergy by mitogens (1983) (14)
Gates, GAVI, the glorious global funds and more: All you ever wanted to know (2003) (14)
Vaccination and autoimmunity. (2000) (14)
Triumphs and trials of immunology in the 1980s. (1988) (13)
Crystal‐ball gazing − the future of immunological research viewed from the cutting edge (2006) (13)
Functional symmetry amongst daughter cells arising in vitro from single antibody-forming cells. (1971) (13)
Current concepts: immunology. The basic components of the immune system. (1987) (13)
Antibody production by single cells. II. The difference between primary and secondary response. (1959) (13)
IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE: A NEW MODEL SYSTEM FOR LOW ZONE INDUCTION * (1966) (12)
Recent Advances in Immunological Tolerance (1971) (12)
Analysis of the B lymphocyte repertoire by polyclonal activation. Hindrance by clones yielding antibodies which bind promiscuously to plastic. (1988) (12)
B lymphocyte subpopulations separated by velocity sedimentation. I. Characterization of immune function in an in vitro splenic focus assay. (1978) (12)
B lymphocyte subpopulations separated by velocity sedimentation. II. Characterization of tolerance susceptibility. (1978) (12)
Density separation and characterisation of human blood leucocytes, including T and B lymphocytes. (1974) (11)
B lymphocyte physiology: the beginning and the end. (1997) (11)
The dynamics of T cell‐dependent B cell responses in vivo (1992) (11)
The Florey Lecture, 1986 - The regulatory biology of antibody formation (1986) (11)
Bone marrow pre-B cells and the clonal anergy theory of immunologic tolerance. (1987) (11)
The double cascade of lymphoid proliferation: current challenges and problems areas. (1984) (11)
Building a Better World (2004) (10)
Single-cell studies on hapten-specific B cells: response to T-cell-dependent antigens. (1984) (10)
The T or B cell nature of chronic lymphocytic leukaemic lymphocytes. (1971) (9)
Single cell studies on hapten-specific B lymphocytes: differential cloning efficiency of cells of various sizes. (1983) (9)
B-cell selection and tolerance. (1991) (9)
Global Immunization for the 21st Century (1999) (9)
The mechanism of action of antigen. (1965) (9)
UNIFYING CONCEPTS IN TOLERANCE INDUCTION FOR VARIOUS T AND B CELL SUB-POPULATIONS (1974) (9)
Subpopulations of rat and mouse thoracic duct small lymphocytes in the Salmonella flagellar antigen system. (1969) (8)
One cell–one antibody: prelude and aftermath (2007) (8)
A healthier climate for the funding of vaccine research (2004) (8)
Ectromelia virus multiplication in mouse liver. (1954) (8)
SCIENCE IN THE MEDICAL CURRICULUM (1976) (8)
Inhibition of antibody production at high cell density following mitogen stimulation and isotype switching in vitro. (1989) (8)
Activation of t lymphocytes against murine plasma cell tumors. A review of in vitro and in vivo studies. (1974) (7)
How is tolerance generated? (1987) (7)
Growth Cycle of Ectromelia Virus in Mouse Liver (1953) (7)
Characteristics of tolerance induction among adult hapten-specific T lymphocyte precursors revealed by clonal analysis. (1983) (7)
Festschrift Somatic mutations in B lymphocytes: New perspectives in tolerance research? (1988) (7)
MICROSCOPIC AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF ANTIGEN IN LYMPHOID ORGANS (1971) (7)
MEDICAL SCIENCE AND HUMAN GOALS (1973) (7)
Immunologic tolerance within the B-lymphocyte compartment: an adult tolerance model. (1989) (7)
Autoimmune tolerance and Type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus (1992) (7)
The cellular basis of immunity. (1969) (6)
Induction of B lymphocyte tolerance by an oligovalent antigen. I. Influence of the read-out system. (1975) (6)
QUANTITATIVE F EATURES OF A SANDWICH RADIOIMMUNOLABEL ING T ECHNIQUE FOR LYMPHOCYTE SURFACE R ECEPTORS (1972) (6)
Kinetics of antibody formation and regulatory aspects of immunity. (1975) (6)
Surface immunoglobulin isotype, activation, and tolerance susceptibility of B lymphocytes of New Zealand Black Mice. (1981) (6)
The Jennerian heritage: new generation vaccines for all the world's children and adults. (1997) (6)
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne (1965) (5)
Sir Frank MacFarlane Burnet (1899–1985) (1985) (5)
Funding options for research: facing the market as well as government. (1999) (5)
Burnet and science--an appreciation. (1969) (5)
The new decade of vaccines – Authors' reply (2012) (5)
Possible Strategies for the Treatment of Myasthenia Gravis and Other Autoimmune Diseases a (1987) (5)
CHAPTER 5 – Antibody Production in Tissue Culture (1966) (5)
A regulatory role for the soluble IL-2 receptor via competition with the p75 cell-surface form of the receptor for IL-2. (1990) (5)
A second chance for bad B cells (1993) (5)
THE INTERACTION OF ANTIGEN WITH LYMPHOID CELLS (1971) (5)
How to stop bad B cells (1994) (4)
Open letter to the Hon Tony Abbott MP (2014) (4)
Ligation-anchored PCR: A simple amplification technique with single-sided specificity (1993) (4)
Inactivated measles vaccine and the risk of advance events (2000) (4)
Immunology and world health: key contributions from the global community (2013) (4)
Failure to induce Immunological Tolerance during Recovery from Irradiation (1958) (4)
One Cell-One Antibody (1995) (4)
The interleukin network and lymphoid development. (1992) (4)
Immunological tolerance then and now: was the Medawar school right? (1989) (4)
Negative Selection of Lymphocytes Review (1994) (4)
A lifetime's flirtation with repertoire purging. (1992) (4)
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research 1965‐1995: from basic research to clinical triumphs (1995) (4)
Seventh Annual Herman Beerman Lecture: Bullet and Target—An Analysis of Antigenic Stimulation (1967) (3)
Some landmarks in Australian immunology (1991) (3)
In vitro stimulation of antibody formation by peritoneal cells. 3. Effect of active immunization on the subsequent in vitro performance of peritoneal and spleen cells. (1970) (3)
AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE (1962) (3)
Turning Points in Cellular Immunology: The Skein Untangled Through a Global Invisible College (2015) (3)
Winning by knock-out or just on points? (1991) (3)
Modern medicine and global communicable diseases: new partnerships for progress. (2000) (3)
Studies on the transfer of nucleoprotein fractions from immunized spleens. (1961) (3)
Cellular proliferation in immunity. (1962) (3)
The induction of immunological tolerance in rats to foreign erythrocytes. (1958) (3)
Twenty‐Five Years of Germinal Centre Physiology: Implications for Tolerance in the Secondary B Cell Repertoire (1994) (3)
CHAPTER 2 – Autoimmunity and Self-Tolerance (1992) (3)
Spontaneous regression of cancer: summary and profile for the future. (1976) (3)
Awakening the global conscience: Who will benefit from new vaccines in the 21st century? (1997) (3)
Plasma cell proliferation following whole body irradiation. (1959) (3)
Pathways to immunological tolerance: an approach through the study of maturing B lymphocytes. (1976) (3)
The Protecton: A View from the Bunker (1990) (3)
Cellular mechanisms in B lymphocyte activation and tolerance. (1988) (2)
Functional clonal deletion and suppression as complementary mechanisms in T lymphocyte tolerance. (1986) (2)
The Burnetian Legacy: A Clonal Selectionist Looks toward the 1990s (1986) (2)
The biotechnology revolution and new vaccines. (1985) (2)
LYMPHOCYTE DIFFERENTIATION AND IMMUNE SURVEILLANCE AGAINST CANCER (1974) (2)
Immunoregulation: the key to transplantation and autoimmunity. (1987) (2)
Immunology as an independent discipline: its scope and horizons in the 1970's. (1972) (2)
Behaviour of active bacterial antigens during the induction of the immune response. (1) Properties of flagellar antigens from Salmonella. (2) Cellular distribution of flagellar antigens labelled with iodine-131 (1964) (2)
Drugs versus biologicals. An immunologist's view of the therapeutic future. (1984) (2)
Current trends in immunology: a Hall Institute perspective. (1988) (2)
WHO and health research--some personal reflections. (1998) (2)
Advances in immunology. Vol. 4 (1965) (2)
Malaria—: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (2015) (2)
Human Insulin Through Recombinant DNA Technology (1980) (2)
ANTIBODIES AND THE AFFERENT LIMB OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE (1971) (2)
Clonal analysis of B-lymphocyte subpopulations separated on the basis of Lyb surface antigens. (1980) (2)
The cellular and molecular basis of immunological tolerance. (1973) (2)
Bases for the recognition of antigenicity. (1968) (2)
THE FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THE LYMPHOID SYSTEM (1971) (2)
Immune Hemolysis: Bordet Challenges Ehrlich (2002) (2)
AUTORADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON THE IMMUNE RESPONSE II (1)
The two waves of B-lymphocyte differentiation. (1984) (1)
The Side-Chain Theory of Antibody Formation (2002) (1)
A troubled pilgrim's progress: the compelling personal journey of a founding father of cellular immunology (2003) (1)
Pillars article: antibody production by single cells. 1958. Nature 181: 1419-1420. (2009) (1)
A Postscript: The Response of the Host to the Environment (1986) (1)
Excerpts from immunology, health and ethics (1979) (1)
B Lymphocyte Subpopulations Separated by Velocity Sedimentation (1978) (1)
Summary of the First International FK 506 Congress: perspectives and prospects. (1991) (1)
Summary of the Third International Congress of the Transplantation Society: a personal approach. (1971) (1)
Antigen-induced proliferation amongst lymphoid cells. (1967) (1)
ANTIGENS IN IMMUNITY (1964) (1)
EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON ANTIBODY FORMATION. CURRENT VIEWS. (1967) (1)
The Standardization of Toxins and Antitoxins (2002) (1)
Single cell studies on the antigen content of plasmablasts during the inductive phase of antibody formation (1966) (1)
William Reade Lane. (1974) (1)
Differentiation of B cells and the clonal abortion theory. (1979) (1)
Immunological Tolerance and the Single Cell Tradition (1981) (1)
Affinity maturation in the B-cell response to antigen (2000) (1)
Mentors and manipulation (2004) (1)
Sudden appearance of anti-protein IgGl-forming cell precursors early during primary immunization ( B celis / immunoglobulin variable region genes / somatic mutation / isotype switch ) (2003) (1)
A method for the accurate determination of anti-hapten cytotoxic T lymphocyte precursors: correction for apparent 'anti-self' reactivity. (1982) (1)
THE INDUCTION OF IMMUNOLOGIC TOLERANCE IN NEWBORN MICE BY SPLEEN CELLS DIFFERING IN H‐2K OR H‐2D, BUT NOT “I‐J,” GENOTYPE (1985) (1)
New Scientific Challenges (2002) (1)
Studies ontheDifferentiation ofBLymphocytes intheMouse (1973) (1)
The new biology and human reproduction (2000) (1)
Immunity Versus Tolerance: The Cell Biology of Positive and Negative Signaling of B Lymphocytes (1992) (1)
Immunology, The Making of a Science (1997) (1)
Antigens, Lymphoid Cells and the Immune Response (2014) (1)
THE ROLE OF ANTIGEN IN IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE (1971) (1)
Kenneth Warren and the Great Neglected Diseases of Mankind Programme (2017) (1)
CHAPTER 25 – Autoimmunity of the Future (1985) (1)
A troubled pilgrim's progress (2003) (1)
[Regulation of the immune response]. (1969) (0)
Improved procedure for the fraction and in vitro stimulation of hapten-specific B lymphocytes. (1978) (0)
Mentors and manipulation - How Nobel assistance helped a young researcher test a crazy idea. (2004) (0)
The Burnetian Legacy: Scientists as Citizens (1987) (0)
The Value of Mother's Milk: The Founding of Pediatric Immunology (2002) (0)
Various forms of specialization in cells which synthesize immunoglobulins. (1974) (0)
THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND MEDICAL RESEARCH (1978) (0)
Growth and Differentiation of B Cell Clones in Vitro (2018) (0)
ROLE OF IgD IN THE I (2003) (0)
The Tokyo congress: facing a day of reckoning. (1977) (0)
BEHAVIOR PATTERNS OF LYMPHOID CELLS (1971) (0)
Immunology. How to stop bad B cells. (1994) (0)
Medical research and medical practice: new perspectives on the 'town' versus 'gown' dilemma. The 1984 George Adlington Syme Oration of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, 13 May 1984. (1984) (0)
EFFECTOR CELL BLOCKADE (1974) (0)
Paradoxes in B-Cell Stimulation by Polymeric Antigen and the Immunon Concept (2019) (0)
Founding Editor Editor-in-chief Regional Editors Editorial Board Springer International Contents Abe, Sa: Meiosis of Primary Spermatocytes and Early Sper- Miogenesis in the Resultant Spermatids in Newt, Cynops Pyrrhogaster in Vitro 65 Heterogeneity of Inter- Mediate Filament Expression in Vascular S (0)
Second generation transplantation biology through the molecular revolution. (1989) (0)
The protection: a view from the bunker. (1990) (0)
An open letter to the Prime Minister, the Honourable Tony Abbott, MP. (2014) (0)
A lifetime's love affair with antibody formation. (1992) (0)
The biotechnology revolution and Australian medical science. (1987) (0)
Maturation of B Lymphocytes (1979) (0)
Scientific research and medical progress--nemesis or nirvana? (1977) (0)
INTERACTION OF ANTIGENS WITH CELLS OF THE RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM (1971) (0)
IMMUNOREGULATORY APPROACHES TO TREATMENT - FINAL GENERAL DISCUSSION (1987) (0)
ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF ANT 7 IBODYPRODUCED BY SINGLE CELLS (0)
Subpopulations ofRatandMouseThoracic DuctSmall Lymphocytes intheSalmonella Flagellar Antigen System (1969) (0)
Medical science and human goals. The fortieth Sir Richard Stawell Oration, 1973. (1973) (0)
On Ricin and Abrin (2002) (0)
XIV. ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC RADIOAIITOGRAPItIC STUDIES OF ANTIGEN CAPTURE IN THE LYMPH NODE MEDULLA (2011) (0)
Current status of the clonal abortion theory of B-lymphocyte tolerance. (1979) (0)
Immunoprophylaxis and therapy of infectious diseases. (1979) (0)
The fate and persistence of antigens and the induction of immunity. (1972) (0)
The New Biology and Human Disease (1983) (0)
ORGAN DISTRIBUTION OF ANTIGENS (1971) (0)
I N VITRO STIMULATION OF ANTIBODY FORMATION BY PERITONEAL CELLS II. CELL INTERACTIONS AND EFFECTS OF IMMUNOCHEMICAL OR METABOLIC INHIBITORS BY A. E. BUSSARD, PH.D., G. J. V. NOSSAL,* F.A.A., J. C. MAZIE, AND H. LEWIS* (2003) (0)
Evidence for the clonal abortion theory of B-lymphocyte tolerance. 1975. (2007) (0)
Achievements and the future (1981) (0)
Soluble antigen abrogates the appearance of anti-protein IgGi-forming cell precursors during primary immunization ( B cells / immunologic tolerance / isotype switch / affinity maturation ) (0)
In vitro studies on single lymphoid cells from immunized rats. (1962) (0)
The two waves of B-lymphocyte differentiation (1984) (0)
Immunology, health and ethics. (1979) (0)
Cellular Immunology: Lymphocyte Differentiation, Recognition, and Regulation . David H. Katz. Academic Press, New York, 1977. xii, 750 pp., illus. $24. Immunology. (1978) (0)
Current Ideas on Tolerance Mechanisms and Autoimmunity (1989) (0)
Clonal deletion in self-tolerance. (1981) (0)
Clones of cytotoxic T lymphocytes : allogeneic cells: Precursor frequen4 as determined by a split-culture ap) (allo-restricted T cells/allo-reactive T cells/limit-dilution cultures/ha (2016) (0)
Principles of antibody production. (1968) (0)
Cancer immunotherapy--dream or reality? (1973) (0)
Perspectives on the regulatory biology of the B lymphocyte (2008) (0)
I.LOCALIZATIONOFANTIGENSAND IMMUNE RESPONSEINTHE TOAD, BUFOMARINUS (1966) (0)
Burnet Lecture by Sir Gustav Nossal on 27 March 1979: Antibody Formation: Strategies of Molecular Recognition and Cellular Control. (1979) (0)
Intellectuals and Technology: Monitoring and Controlling Scientists (1991) (0)
Irradiated, or thymectomized mice. (1968) (0)
Renee Sands-3M Memorial Address. Part II. Scientific research and medical progress-nemesis or nirvana? (1977) (0)
AT WHAT B CELL DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE DOES CLONAL COMMITMENT OCCUR (1980) (0)
Tribute to Dr Ian R. Mackay (1988) (0)
Ehrlich's Scientific Style (2002) (0)
ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF ANT7IBODYPRODUCED BY SINGLE CELLS* (0)
Current Australian medical research and national goals. (1973) (0)
Australian of the Year 2000 (2000) (0)
Vaccines, Calling the Shots (2014) (0)
The Developing Countries and Medical Research (1978) (0)
Research and teaching: relationship not understood. (1971) (0)
ANTIGEN AND LYMPHOID CELLS—A SYNTHESIS AND PROSPECTS (1971) (0)
TRUE SCIENCE (1977) (0)
Letter from G. J. V. Nossal, Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research to Joshua Lederberg (1975) (0)
Affinity maturation in the antibody secreting and memory B cell compartments in response to a hapten (1997) (0)
Letter from G. J. V. Nossal to Joshua and Esther Lederberg (1961) (0)
Places: The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research (1985) (0)
Prospects for new vaccines. (1993) (0)
The interaction of basic and applied research. (1974) (0)
CHAPTER 25 – PROSPECTUS: FUTURE ADVENTURES IN TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGEN RESEARCH (1972) (0)
[On the mechanism of rejection of alografts]. (1968) (0)
INTRODUCTION: CENTRAL QUESTIONS IN CELLULAR IMMUNOLOGY (1971) (0)
Review Molecular and cellular aspects of immunologic tolerance (1991) (0)
Cellular immunology. (1978) (0)
Gordon Leslie Ada 1922–2012 (2015) (0)
New era of fiscal restraint for Australia (1996) (0)
PROPERTIES OF HISTOCOMPATIBILITY GENE PRODUCTS INVOLVED IN REGULATION OF IMMUNE RESPONSES (1976) (0)
Bases for the Recognition of Antigenicity 1 (2006) (0)
Evolution of the intensified world effort in malaria research. (1986) (0)
Immunological Quiescence Towards Self: Rethinking the Paradigm of Clonal Abortion (2019) (0)
Frank Macfarlane Burnet (1985) (0)
Challenges for the Vaccine Developer, Including Correlates of Protection (2004) (0)
Famous Aussies Weigh in: Time to Get Serious About Nuke Disarmament (2009) (0)
Scientific progress and Australia's future (1982) (0)
Immunological Tolerance Revisited in the Molecular Era11Based on the opening address given at the P&S Biomedical Sciences Symposium, “Molecular Mechanisms of Immunological Self-Recognition.” (1993) (0)
Soluble interleukin 2 receptors are released from the cell surface of normal murine B lymphocytes stimulated with interleukin 5 ( receptor modulation / lymphokines ) (0)
Seventh annual Herman Beerman lecture. June 20, 1967. Bullet and target--an analysis of antigenic stimulation. (1967) (0)
Recent trends in global immunisation. (2011) (0)
THE NATURE OF AUTOIMMUNE-DISEASE - GENERAL DISCUSSION (1987) (0)
World Endemic Disease (1983) (0)
Letter from G. J. V. Nossal to Carl Djerassi (1960) (0)
Letter from G. J. V. Nossal to Joshua Lederberg (1973) (0)
Advances in immunology. Vol. 3: Edited by F. J. Dixon, Jr., Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation, La Jolla; and J. H. Humphrey, National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill, London. Academic Press, New York, 1963. xii + 408 pp. $13.00 (1965) (0)
ANTIBODY PRODUCTION AND TOLERANCE IN DISSOCIATED CELL SYSTEMS (1971) (0)
VARYING SENSITIVITY TO TOLERANCE INDUCTION THROUGHOUT MATURATION (1980) (0)
THE JOHN CURTIN SCHOOL OF MEDICAL RESEARCHTHE FIRST FIFTY YEARS 194898 (2002) (0)
Recent Advances in Cellular Aspects of Antibody Synthesis1 (1973) (0)
Functional clonal deletion inimmunological tolerance tomajor histocompatibili ty (1981) (0)
Immunology--directions for the future. (1988) (0)
Medical Research and the Future of Man (1970) (0)
The new decade of vaccines Reply (2012) (0)
B Lymphocyte Differentiation and the Tolerance Problem (1979) (0)
The Toxin-Antitoxin Reaction: Theory Outpaces Data (2002) (0)
The Background to Ehrlich's Immunology: Origins of the Receptor Theory (2002) (0)
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research: 1915–1985 (1985) (0)
Tribute to Rodney P. Shearman Scientific Obstetrics, Past and Future * (1994) (0)
The Relevance of Immunology to the Biochemistry of Gene Expression (1973) (0)
Developing Affordable Vaccines (2008) (0)
Proliferation and differentiation of single hapten-specific B lymphocytes is promoted by T-cell factor(s) distinct from T-cell growth factor (fluorescein-polymerized flagellin conjugate/B-cell clone/T-cell hybridoma/antigen-lymphokine synergy) (0)
Scientific research and medical progress--nemesis or nirvana? (1977) (0)

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