211 results on '"*BONE marrow cells"'
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2. Cells involved in the immune response. XXVI. The demonstration of bone marrow-specific antigens in the rabbit.
3. Immunofluorescent detection of factor VIII-related antigen in human platelets and megakaryoctes.
4. Inflammatory cell responses to antigen in thymus deprived mice: reduced eosinophils and mononuclear cells.
5. Antigen binding to lymphoid cells from unimmunized mice: high frequency of beta-galactosidase binding cells at optimal conditions.
6. Antigen-specific thymus cell factors in the genetic control of the immune response to poly-(tyrosyl, glutamyl)-poly-D, L-alanyl--poly-lysyl.
7. Differentiation of lymphocytes in the mouse bone marrow. III. The adoptive response of bone marrow cells to a thymus cell-independent antigen.
8. Antigen differences, detected by indirect immunofluorescence, between human peripheral and thoracic duct lymphocytes, and human cultured lymphoblasts.
9. The indentification of foetal antigens in human bone marrow cells.
10. Antigenic differences between hemopoietic stem cells and myeloid progenitors.
11. Induction of T-cell differentiation in vitro by thymin, a purified polypeptide hormone of the thymus.
12. Study of the thymic-derived or -independent nature of mouse spleen cells induced to proliferate in culture by various mitogens and antigens.
13. Thymus independence of a collagen-like synthetic polypeptide and of collagen, and the need for thymus and bone marrow-cell cooperation in the immune response to gelatin.
14. The synergistic effect of antigen and hydrocortisone on the survival time of skin allografts in inbred rats.
15. Lymphoid-specific antigen: distribution and behaviour.
16. Changes in strength of a antigen in children with acute leukemia.
17. Antigen-binding thymus-derived lymphocytes. I. Rapid method for isolation of theta-positive antigen-stimulated cells.
18. SUPPRESSION OF IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSES DURING THE INDUCTION OF IMMUNE PARALYSIS WITH UNRELATED ANTIGENS.
19. Association of polypeptides with ribonucleic acid. I. Effect of charge of the polypeptide and immune status of animals.
20. Role of macrophages in delayed hypersensitivity. II. Effects of anti-macrophage antibody.
21. Identification of Ehrlich tumor cell agglutinogens in the cell membrane of embryonic erythroblast in mice by means of mixed-agglutination reaction.
22. A specific mouse B lymphocyte antigen (MBLA) demonstrated by double immunofluorescence.
23. Antigen-induced selective recruitment of circulating lymphocytes.
24. Cell to cell interaction in the immune response. 3. Chromosomal marker analysis of single antibody-forming cells in reconstituted, irradiated, or thymectomized mice.
25. T and B lymphocytes in mice studied by using antisera against surface antigenic markers.
26. Stimulation of humoral antibody formation by polyanions. 3. Restoration of the immune response to sheep red blood cells by polyanions in thymectomized and lethally irradiated mice protected with bone marrow cells.
27. Haematological effects in mice of partially purified colony stimulating factor (CSF) prepared from human urine.
28. Brain-associated stem cell antigen: an antigen shared by brain and hemopoietic stem cells.
29. EVIDENCE FOR IMMUNOLOGIC INJURY TO LEUKOCYTES EXPOSED TO IONIZING RADIATION.
30. T and B lymphocytes in New Zealand black mice. An analysis of the theta, TL and MBLA markers.
31. Immune responses in aged mice: changes of antibody-forming cell precursors and antigen-reactive cells with ageing.
32. Acute antigen-induced elevation of serum colony stimulating factor (CFS) levels.
33. A simplified technic for bone marrow immunoelectrophoresis.
34. Contribution of different cell types to the genetic control of immune responses as a function of the chemical nature of the polymeric side chains (poly-L-prolyl and poly-DL-alanyl) of synthetic immunogens.
35. New hypothesis on antigenic competition based on cell interactions in the immune response.
36. Antigenic stimulation of DNA synthesis in the haematopoietic stem cells of axenic mice.
37. Thymic antigen-reactive cells do not specify serological properties of antibody.
38. In vitro sensitization to transplantation antigens. I. Sensitization of lymphoid cells by allogeneic macrophages.
39. In vitro immunity to sheep erythrocytes by fractionated spleen cells: differentiation within the antibody-forming-cell precursor population.
40. Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. IV. Comparison of the effects of antigen-specific and allogeneic thymus-derived cell factors.
41. Relative strength of the male-specific antigen.
42. Bone marrow and lymphoid cell injection of the pig foetus resulting in transplantation tolerance or immunity, and immunoglobulin production.
43. Antibody formation by bone marrow cells in irradiated mice. I. Thymus-dependent and thymus-independent responses to sheep erythrocytes.
44. B cell activation in vivo by nonantigen-specific interaction with T cells. Frequency of immune responses increased by immunization with two antigens.
45. The asynchronous development of immunological memory in helper (T) and precursor (B) cell lines.
46. Cytoplasmic granule formation in myelocytes. An electron microscope radioautographic study on the mechanism of formation of cytoplasmic granules in rabbit heterophilic myelocytes.
47. THE STIMULATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN CULTURES OF RABBIT LYMPH NODE AND SPLEEN CELL SUSPENSIONS BY HOMOLOGOUS CELLS.
48. Cell surface associated gamma globulins in lymphocytes. I. Reverse immune cytoadherence: a technique for their detection in mouse and human lymphocytes.
49. Antigens in immunity. XVII. The migration of antigen-binding, bone-marrow-derived and thymus-derived spleen cells in mice.
50. In vitro and in vivo studies of the immune response to sheep erythrocytes using partially purified cell preparations.
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