Rupert E. Billingham

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Rupert E. Billingham's Degrees

PhD Immunology University of Oxford
Doctorate Medicine University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Rupert Everett Billingham FRS was a British biologist who did significant research in the fields of reproductive immunology and organ transplantation. "He made numerous fundamental contributions to our modern knowledge of the mechanisms of graft rejection and how to prevent it, and he analysed some of the mechanisms responsible for the survival of the mammalian foetus in an immunologically hostile environment".

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Immunologically privileged sites. (1977) (846)
The Technique of Free Skin Grafting in Mammals (1951) (759)
Quantitative Studies on Tissue Transplantation Immunity. III. Actively Acquired Tolerance (1956) (674)
Distribution of fibronectin during wound healing in vivo. (1981) (476)
Quantitative studies on tissue transplantation immunity. II. The origin, strength and duration of actively and adoptively acquired immunity (1954) (421)
The biology of graft-versus-host reactions. (1966) (372)
Quantitative studies on tissue transplantation immunity IV. Induction of tolerance in newborn mice and studies on the phenomenon of runt disease (1959) (330)
The use of skin grafting to distinguish between monozygotic and dizygotic twins in cattle (1951) (324)
Immunobiology of mammalian reproduction. (1971) (301)
Effect of Cortisone on Survival of Skin Homografts in Rabbits (1951) (276)
TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY AND THE MATERNAL-FETAL RELATION. (1964) (230)
THE ROLE OF AFFERENT LYMPHATICS IN THE REJECTION OF SKIN HOMOGRAFTS (1968) (226)
Transplantation of tissues and cells (1961) (205)
Tolerance to homografts, twin diagnosis, and the freemartin condition in cattle (1952) (191)
Transplantation studies on sheets of pure epidermal epithelium and on epidermal cell suspensions. (1952) (184)
Immune privilege in the testis. I. Basic parameters of allograft survival. (1983) (184)
A simple method for inducing tolerance of skin homografts in mice. (1957) (184)
Studies on the problem of corneal homografts (1953) (170)
Studies on Wound Healing, with Special Reference to the Phenomenon of Contracture in Experimental Wounds in Rabbits' Skin* (1956) (160)
Quantitative studies on tissue transplantation immunity. I. The survival times of skin homografts exchanged between members of different inbred strains of mice (1954) (160)
Quantitative studies on the induction of tolerance of skin homografts and on runt disease in neonatal rats. (1962) (158)
The Melanocytes of Mammals (1960) (153)
Studies on tolerance of the Y chromosome antigen in mice. (1960) (151)
A study of the branched cells of the mammalian epidermis with special reference to the fate of their division products (1953) (151)
STUDIES ON THE CONSERVATION OF EPIDERMAL SPECIFICITIES OF SKIN AND CERTAIN MUCOSAS IN ADULT MAMMALS (1967) (139)
Host responses to intra-uterine tissue, cellular and fetal allografts. (1974) (134)
In vitro studies on the T-lymphocyte population of human milk (1976) (133)
Histoincompatibility and maternal immunological status as determinants of fetoplacental weight and litter size in rodents (1975) (113)
Contracture and intussusceptive growth in the healing of extensive wounds in mammalian skin. (1955) (110)
The Freezing, Drying and Storage of Mammalian Skin (1952) (109)
Lymphocytes and transplantation immunity. (1967) (105)
The passenger cell concept in transplantation immunology. (1971) (105)
Courtship Violence: The Patterns of Conflict Resolution Strategies Across Seven Levels of Emotional Commitment (1987) (99)
Maternally Acquired Runt Disease (1973) (99)
Reactions of Graft against Their Hosts Transplantation immunity works both ways—hosts destroy grafts and grafts may harm hosts (1959) (98)
Effect of Locally Applied Cortisone Acetatè on Survival of Skin Homografts in Rabbits (1951) (96)
THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE PIGMENT SPREAD PROBLEM. (1964) (95)
FURTHER STUDIES ON ADOPTIVE TRANSFER OF SENSITIVITY TO SKIN HOMOGRAFTS. (1963) (89)
Transplantation of Skin Components during Chemical Carcinogenesis with 20-Methylcholanthrene (1951) (82)
Acquired tolerance of foreign cells in newborn animals (1956) (77)
Pigment spread and cell heredity in guinea-pigs' skin (1948) (73)
Extraction of antigens causing transplantation immunity. (1958) (72)
The cumulative effect of histocompatibility antigens. (1966) (71)
A biologist's reflections on dermatology. (1971) (71)
The origin and conservation of epidermal specificities. (1963) (68)
Activation of rabbit keratinocyte fibronectin receptor function in vivo during wound healing. (1986) (67)
SENSITIVITY TO HOMOGRAFTS OF NORMAL TISSUES AND CELLS. (1963) (67)
Immunological and karyological criteria for identification of cell lines. (1960) (65)
Conflict Tactics and the Level of Emotional Commitment Among Unmarrieds (1987) (64)
INBRED ANIMALS AND TISSUE TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY (1959) (64)
Skin transplants and the hamster. (1963) (63)
Immunogenetic aspects of implantation, placentation and feto-placental growth rates. (1975) (62)
STUDIES ON THE REACTION OF INJECTED HOMOLOGOUS LYMPHOID TISSUE CELLS AGAINST THE HOST (1958) (61)
IMPLANTATION, TRANSPLANTATION, AND EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE RAT UTERUS (1970) (59)
Quantitative studies on the ability of cells of different origins to induce tolerance of skin homografts and cause runt disease in neonatal mice. (1961) (59)
Studies of the Origin of the Vasculature in Free Skin Grafts (1967) (58)
The embryo as a transplant. (1974) (57)
The Immunologic Significance of the Mammary Gland (1974) (57)
Maternal immunological recognition mechanisms during pregnancy. (1978) (56)
Childhood Characteristics and Personal Dispositions to Sexually Compulsive Behavior Among Young Adults (2009) (56)
A second study on the H-Y transplantation antigen in mice (1965) (56)
An estimate of the number of histocompatibility loci in the rat. (1962) (55)
AN ANALYSIS OF GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS (1970) (54)
Toxic epidermal necrolysis and homologous disease in hamsters. (1968) (53)
Significance of the cellular component of the maternal immunologic endowment in milk. (1977) (52)
Sexual orientation and boyhood gender conformity: Development of the Boyhood Gender Conformity Scale (BGCS) (1987) (50)
FURTHER EVIDENCE CONCERNING THE AUTOANTIGENIC STATUS OF THE TROPHOBLAST (1972) (50)
Courtship Violence and the Interactive Status of the Relationship (1986) (49)
QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON THE INDUCTION OF TOLERANCE OF HOMOLOGOUS TISSUES AND ON RUNT DISEASE IN THE RAT * (1960) (47)
The Effect of Prior Intravenous Injections of Dissociated Epidermal Cells and Blood on the Survival of Skin Homografts in Rabbits (1955) (47)
TIME OF ONSET AND DURATION OF TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY (1959) (47)
STUDIES ON DELAYED CUTANEOUS INFLAMMATORY REACTIONS ELICITED BY INOCULATION OF HOMOLOGOUS CELLS INTO HAMSTERS' SKINS (1966) (47)
Pigment spread in mammalian skin: serial propagation and immunity reactions (1950) (46)
Adoptive transfer of transplantation immunity by means of blood-borne cells. (1962) (45)
Studies on the Nature of Immunity to Homologous Grafted Skin, With Special Reference to the Use of Pure Epidermal Grafts (1954) (42)
The immunobiology of transplantation (1971) (42)
ADIPOSE TISSUE, A NEGLECTED FACTOR IN ÆTIOLOGY OF BREAST CANCER? (1978) (41)
Immunologic benefits and hazards of milk in maternal-perinatal relationship. (1975) (41)
THE ROLE OF REGIONAL LYMPHATICS IN THE SKIN HOMOGRAFT RESPONSE (1967) (41)
THE LYMPHATIC STATUS OF HAMSTER CHEEK POUCH TISSUE IN RELATION TO ITS PROPERTIES AS A GRAFT AND AS A GRAFT SITE (1971) (39)
Cellular immune responses of human milk T lymphocytes to certain environmental antigens. (1977) (38)
THE NEOGENESIS OF SKIN IN THE ANTLERS OF DEER * (1959) (38)
Further attempts to transfer transplantation immunity by means of serum. (1956) (38)
Induction of tolerance of skin isografts from male donors in female mice. (1958) (38)
Some factors that determine the ability of cellular inocula to induce tolerance of tissue homografts (1962) (37)
STUDIES ON THE MIGRATORY BEHAVIOR OF MELANOCYTES IN GUINEA PIG SKIN (1970) (36)
TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY AND THE MATERNAL-FETAL RELATION. (1964) (36)
MATERNALLY INDUCED TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY, TOLERANCE, AND RUNT DISEASE IN RATS (1972) (35)
Reactions of grafts against their hosts. (1959) (35)
CHAPTER 19 – A Reconsideration of the Phenomenon of Hair Neogenesis, With Particular Reference to the Healing of Cutaneous Wounds in Adult Mammals (1958) (34)
STUDIES ON THE HISTOCOMPATIBILITY GENES OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER. (1960) (34)
Histocompatibility requirements of heart and skin grafts in rats. (1971) (33)
Natural transplantation of leukocytes during suckling. (1975) (33)
'Actively acquired tolerance' of foreign cells. 1953. (2003) (32)
Some Aspects of the Repair Process in Mammals. (1962) (31)
Pillars Article: ‘Activity Acquired Tolerance’ of Foreign Cells Nature 172: 603–606 (2010) (30)
INFLUENCE OF THE Ag-B LOCUS ON REACTIVITY TO SKIN HOMOGRAFTS AND TOLERANCE RESPONSIVENESS IN RATS (1969) (30)
The transplantation biology of mammalian gestation. (1971) (30)
Studies on homografts of foetal and infant skin and further observations on the anomalous properties of pouch skin grafts in hamsters (1964) (29)
Desensitization to skin homografts by injections of donor skin extracts. (1953) (28)
Current trends in reproductive immunology: an overview. (1981) (27)
Further Studies in Tissue Homotransplantation in Cattle (1957) (26)
The induction of tolerance of skin homografts in rats with pooled cells from multiple donors. (1959) (25)
CUTANEOUS HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS TO CELLULAR ISOANTIGENS IN RATS (1967) (24)
Genetic Background and Expressivity of Histocompatibility Genes (1967) (24)
The immunobiology of the maternal-fetal relationship. (1980) (24)
SYRIAN HAMSTERS AND TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY* (1964) (23)
Alcohol Consumption and Sexual Victimization among College Women (1998) (23)
Transplantation Immunity of Gestational Origin in Infant Rats (1965) (22)
Reasons given by college students for drinking: a discriminant analysis investigation. (1993) (22)
FURTHER STUDIES ON ADOPTIVE TRANSFER OF SENSITIVITY TO SKIN HOMOGRAFTS (1963) (22)
Divorce and Dating Violence Revisited: Multivariate Analyses Using Straus's Conflict Tactics Subscores (1993) (22)
A note on the specificity of the corneal epithelium. (1950) (22)
Elicitation and expression of transplantation immunity in the uterus. (1971) (22)
The immunologic competence of chickens'skin. (1959) (21)
STUDIES ON EPIDERMAL CELL SUSPENSIONS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS OF TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY (1957) (21)
Dating Violence at Three Time Periods: 1976, 1992, and 1996 (1999) (19)
The route of immunization in transplantation immunity. (1957) (19)
Histocompatibility gene polymorphisms and maternal-fetal interactions. (1977) (19)
ACQUIRED TOLERANCE IN NEWBORN MICE (1957) (18)
Some immunoregulatory aspects of pregnancy in rats. (1976) (18)
Epithelial-mesenchymal interactions : 18th Hahnemann Symposium (1968) (18)
Psychological Reactance and Violence within Dating Relationships (1993) (18)
Immunologically competent passenger cells in mouse skin. (1972) (18)
STUDIES OF TRANSPLANATION IMMUNITY IN HAMSTERS (1958) (18)
AN ANALYSIS OF THE GENETIC REQUIREMENTS FOR DELAYED CUTANEOUS HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS TO TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGENS IN MICE (1970) (18)
Studies on the immunological responses of hamsters to skin homografts (1958) (18)
Capacity of "transplanted" lymphocytes to traverse the intestinal epithelium of adult rats. (1981) (18)
The ‘Cytogenetics’ of Black and White Guinea Pig Skin (1947) (18)
Announcement:Third Annual Herman Beerman Lecture: Transplantation: Past, Present and Future (1963) (17)
STUDIES ON NORMAL AND IMMUNE LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFER REACTIONS IN GUINEA PIGS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CELLULAR CONTRIBUTION OF THE HOST (1972) (17)
Further studies on the induction of tolerance of skin homografts in rats. (1966) (17)
STUDIES ON HOMOGRAFTS OF FOETAL AND INFANT SKIN AND FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE ANOMALOUS PROPERTIES OF POUCH SKIN GRAFTS IN HAMSTERS. (1965) (17)
THE LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE OF THE RAT PROSTATE AND ITS STATUS AS AN IMMUNOLOGICALLY PRIVILEGED SITE (1979) (16)
Concerning the immunology of the uterus. (1986) (16)
Transplantation of the testis. (1979) (16)
STUDIES ON THE IMMUNOTHERAPY OF RUNT DISEASE IN RATS (1969) (15)
SKELETAL MUSCLE AS A PRIVILEGED SITE FOR ORTHOTOPIC SKIN ALLOGRAFTS (1973) (15)
Inbred animals and tissue transplantation immunity, with an index of some inbred strains other than mice. (1959) (15)
MECHANISMS OF NON-REJECTION OF THE FETO-PLACENTAL ALLOGRAFT (1984) (14)
The problem of histocompatibility in wild hamsters. (1967) (14)
"Adoptive" immunization of animals against skin isografts and its possible implications. (1961) (14)
AN ANALYSIS OF GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS (1970) (14)
Analysis of Local Anatomic Factors that Influence the Survival Times of Pure Epidermal and Full‐Thickness Skin Homografts in Guinea Pigs (1972) (14)
Concerning the natural transplantation of maternal lymphocytes via milk. (1981) (13)
Role of Dendritic Cells in the Infective Colour Transformation of Guinea Pig's Skin (1947) (13)
TRANSPLANTATION: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. (1963) (13)
Some biological differences between thymocytes and lymphoid cells. (1964) (13)
Transplantation and cutaneous genetics. (1973) (13)
Parental Divorce during Childhood and Use of Violence in Dating Relationships (1990) (12)
The biology of the skin and hair growth (1966) (12)
DELAYED CUTANEOUS HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTIONS AND TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS * (1964) (12)
Sexual orientation and boyhood gender conformity: Development of the Boyhood Gender Conformity Scale (BGCS) (1988) (12)
A Note on the Fate of Skin Autografts and Homografts and on the Healing of Cutaneous Wounds in Hibernating Squirrels. (1960) (12)
The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology, Philadelphia (1959) (12)
Co-Sleeping: Gender Differences in College Students' Retrospective Reports of Sleeping with Parents during Childhood (1996) (11)
TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY AND THE MATERNAL-FETAL RELATIONSHIP. (1964) (11)
The feasibility of altering the immunogenicity of grafts. (1976) (11)
Courtship violence. (1988) (11)
Contributions of the rat to the immunobiology of tissue transplantation. (1970) (9)
Recent advances in clinical and experimental transplantation. (1977) (9)
Exchange of skin grafts among monozygotic quadruplets in armadillos. (1980) (9)
“Infective” Transformations of Cells (1948) (9)
Gender conformity, masturbation fantasy, infatuation, and sexual orientation: A discriminant analysis investigation (1987) (9)
TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY OF GESTATIONAL ORIGIN IN INFANT RATS. (1965) (9)
'Actively acquired tolerance' of foreign cells. 1953. (2003) (8)
Splenectomy and sensitization of Fischer female rats favors histoincompatibility of R2 back-cross progeny. (1981) (8)
TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNITY, IMMUNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE, AND CHICKEN x TURKEY INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS. (1961) (8)
Privileged status of the subcutaneous site for skin allografts in rats. (1979) (8)
Mechanisms of non-rejection of foeto-placental allografts. (1980) (8)
Immunoregulatory aspects of pregnancy. (1978) (8)
Studies of transplantation immunity in hamsters. (1958) (8)
The H-Y antigen and its role in natural transplantation (2004) (7)
Parental Divorce and Consequences of Drinking among College Students (1999) (7)
Relationship between Egocentrism, Alcohol Consumption and Reasons Given for Drinking (1990) (7)
Mechanism of natural resistance of mice to virus infection. (1959) (7)
Tissue transplantation: scope and prospect. (1966) (7)
THE INDUCTION OF TOLERANCE OF SKIN HOMEGRAFTS IN SYRIAN HAMASTERS (1960) (7)
Re-investigation of the possible occurrence of maternally induced tolerance in guinea pigs. (1965) (7)
Further studies of the hamster's cheek pouch as a privileged site. (1969) (7)
Recent developments in transplantation immunology. II. (1969) (7)
Maternal--fetal immune interactions and the maintenance of major histocompatibility complex polymorphism in the rat. (1985) (7)
Transplantation immunity evoked by skin homografts and expressed in intact skin. (1971) (7)
Failure to transfer Sensitivity to Skin Homografts by Means of ‘Immune’ Lymphoid Cells in Diffusion Chambers (1966) (6)
Progress in the Determination of Histocompatibility (1966) (6)
A Possible New Assay Method for Transplantation Antigens, Depending upon Ability to Procure Homograft Destruction (1961) (6)
Extension of skin homograft survival by prevention of graft-host skin contact. (1973) (6)
AN EVALUATION OF THE IRRADIATED HAMSTER TEST AS A MEANS OF PREDICTING HISTOCOMPATIBILITY IN VARIOUS SPECIES (1968) (6)
Immunologic privilege and the testis (1983) (5)
H-Y antigen and immunity: a means for controlling the secondary sex ratio? (1984) (5)
Studies on transplantation antigen extracts in Syrian hamsters. (1972) (5)
Origin of the vasculature in skin grafts. (1966) (5)
College Women's Willingness to Participate in Alternative Marital and Family Forms: 1986 and 2003. (2008) (4)
The role of the lymphocyte in transplantation immunity (1969) (4)
Skin homografts in vascularized skin pedicles in guinea pigs. (1966) (4)
Recipient treatment to overcome the allograft reaction, with special reference to nature's own solution. (1986) (4)
Reminiscences of a "transplanter". (1974) (4)
Situation-Specific Expertise and Perceived Control (1987) (4)
Procurement of runt disease of maternal origin. (1973) (3)
The fetoplacental allograft. (1981) (3)
Tolerance of red cell antigens and transplantation immunity in chickens (1955) (3)
Relations Between Substance Use and Personal Dispositions Towards Out-of-Control Sexual Behaviors Among Young Adults (2009) (3)
[Studies on the mechanism of allergic encephalitis in the rat]. (1960) (3)
Vaccines for Fertility Regulation: The Assessment of Their Safety and Efficacy. Proceedings of a Symposium Held in Geneva, 12-16 June 1989. G. L. Ada , P. D. Griffin (1992) (3)
Family Life Contacts among Married and Never Married Professionals (1980) (3)
Body Dissatisfaction and Sexual Victimization among College Women (1998) (3)
The immunobiology of tissue transplantation. (1971) (3)
The Immunology of Transplantation. (1964) (3)
The riddle of the allogeneic conceptus (1983) (3)
Proceedings: The immunologic significance of the mammary gland. (1974) (3)
Transplantation of Skin to Unnatural Sites as a Means of Studying Its Regional Differences (1971) (2)
The use of tolerance to reduce the complexity of reactions to antigen mixtures. (1968) (2)
Immunobiology of the maternal-fetal relationship. (1981) (2)
Introduction. Concerning the origins and scope of the immunobiology of mammalian reproduction. (1977) (2)
Intraepithelial lymphocytes. (1980) (2)
College Women's Rankings of the Most Undesirable Marriage and Family Forms (2005) (2)
Studies on Cheek Pouch Skin Homografts in the Syrian Hamster (2008) (2)
Immunology of reproduction: present trends. (1980) (2)
Contributions of transplantation to modern biology and medicine. (1977) (2)
The tissue typing and lymphocyte problems in transplantation immunity. (1965) (2)
Lymphocyte Response to Antigens. B. Efferent Side of Sensitization Arc: EVIDENCE FOR CYTOPATHIC EFFECTS OF LYMPHOCYTES (1967) (2)
Relationship between Parent Preference and Peer Preference among Preadolescents (1978) (1)
The Fifth International Congress of the Transplantation Society. (1975) (1)
Discussion: Spread of bacteria during hypothermia (1957) (1)
Concerning the lymphatic drainage of the uterus (1981) (1)
FURTHER E VIDENCE C ONCERNING T HE A UTOANTIGENIC STATUS OF THE TROPHOBLAST (1972) (1)
Paratransplantation and tissue therapy. (1979) (1)
Transplantation in nature. (1979) (1)
SOME PROBLEMS IN ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION. (1965) (1)
Summary of the Informal Discussion of Genetic Factors in the Etiology of Cancer (1965) (1)
Discussion - Bubbles in thawed cornea (1957) (1)
Advances in Biology of Skin, Volume 5: Wound Healing: Proceedings of the Brown University Symposium on the Biology of Skin, 1963 (1965) (1)
Transplantation Immunity and the Trophoblast (1967) (1)
Animistic Thinking between Parents and Children (1980) (1)
The paradox of the bone-marrow graft in the immunologically deficient host. (1971) (1)
Parental Divorce and Narcissism among College Students (1997) (1)
Special issue on mammary and apocrine glands. Proceedings of the 23rd annual symposium on the biology of skin. Preface. (1974) (1)
Internality/Externality and Animistic Thinking (1980) (1)
Concerning the laboratory career of Mesocricetus auratus with special reference to transplantation. (1978) (1)
Basic genetical and immunological considerations. (1969) (1)
Transplantation immunity in rats: Search for heterozygote excess in R2 backcross progeny (1981) (1)
Concerning the origins and prospects of cryobiology and tissue banks. (1976) (1)
The Normal Lymphocyte Transfer Reaction (1969) (1)
On the Course of the Biology of Man. (Book Reviews: Changing Patterns. An Atypical Autobiography) (1971) (0)
On the Course of the Biology of Man: Changing Patterns . An Atypical Autobiography. Macfarlane Burnet. Elsevier, New York, 1969. x, 282 pp. + plates. $8.50. (1971) (0)
Splenic influence on cellular interactions in allo graft immunity (1975) (0)
The Fate of Ear Skin Homografts in Pouch Skin Isografts (2003) (0)
Warren H. Lewis, M.D. 1870–1964 (2007) (0)
Book Review:Immunology of Human Reproduction. James S. Scott, Warren R. Jones (1978) (0)
Monday Morning: SYMPOSIUM ON ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION IN MAN Chairman: ANDRh COURNAND Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons New York, New York (0)
Tissue transplantation: scope and prospect. Science (1967) (0)
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNOLOGY: Part II (1969) (0)
PROGRESS IN THE DETERMINATION OF HISTO-COMPATIBILITY. (1965) (0)
Transplantation today : proceedings of the fifth International Congress of the Transplantation Society, August 25-30, 1974, Jerusalem, Israel (1975) (0)
Studies on transplantation antigen extracts in Syrian hamsters (1972) (0)
Imcreased susceptibility of newborn mice to infection with polio and lcm viruses after pretreatment with adult mouse lymphoid tissue. Abstr. (1960) (0)
Experimental Skin Grafts and Transplantation Immunity (1980) (0)
E V I D E N C E C O N C E R N I N G T H E a U T O a N T I G E N I C Status Of (0)
Immunologically Privileged Sites and Tissues (2008) (0)
Abstracts of Papers read at the ninety-eighth meeting of the Society, held on Wednesday, 15th December 1948, in the Rooms of the Linnean Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W. 1 (1949) (0)
In memoriam. Sir Peter Medawar--February 18, 1915-October 2, 1987. (1988) (0)
EFFECT OF A.C.T.H. ON HOMOGRAFT SURVIVAL (1952) (0)
Immunology and the Skin, Advances in Biology of Skin, Vol. XI (1972) (0)
From transplantation biology to reproductive immunobiology. (1978) (0)
Immunological consequences of mother's milk in the perinate. Abstr. (1976) (0)
Memorial dinner, Sir Peter Medawar memorial symposium: Monday evening, 5th December, 1988 (1989) (0)
THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGENS1 (1966) (0)
ACQUISTION AND MAINTENANCE OF STORED TISSUES (1959) (0)
The Structure and Function of Skin, William Montagna. Brown University, New York (1956), ix + 356 pp. Price $8.80 (1957) (0)
Recent developments in transplantation immunology. I. (1969) (0)
IMMUNE PRIVILEGE IN THE TESTIS (1983) (0)
My early days as a transplanter. (1988) (0)
Letter from Rupert E. Billingham to Joshua Lederberg (1958) (0)
The ultrastructure of grafted neonatal ovaries. (1981) (0)
Progress in the determination of histocompatibility. 1965. (1999) (0)
Dedication. Dr. Joy E. Palm (1925-1975). (1977) (0)
Transcript of videotape of the Rupert E. Billingham Medawar Prize ceremony. (1995) (0)
A salute to Peter B. Medawar (1981) (0)
Immune reactivity induced by antigenic exposure in the rat uterus. (1981) (0)
Is It Well with the Child (1976) (0)
lnfluence of Administration of Isologous Node Cells from Normal Donors on the Development of Runt Disease (2003) (0)
Experimental Medicine Edited by R Recognition of Viral Glycoproteins by Influenza Α-specific Cross-reactive Cytolytic Τ Lymphocytes* Materials and Methods (0)
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TRANSPLANTATION IMMUNOLOGY: Part I (1969) (0)
Natural and artificial chimeras and reproductive immunology (1983) (0)

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