48 results on '"Ptak, W."'
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2. The steroid hormone synthesis in the brown adipose tissue of mice
3. MACROPHAGE AND LYMPHOCYTE CO-OPERATION IN TARGET CELL DESTRUCTION IN VITRO.
4. The Induction of Delayed Hypersensitivity by Macrophage-associated Antigen.
5. IMMUNE RESPONSES IN MICE WITH MURINE LEPROSY.
6. The Role of Macrphages in the Cytotoxic Killing of Tumour Cells in Vitro. I. PRIMARY IMMUNIZATION OF LYMPHOCYTES IN VITRO FOR TARGET CELL KILLING AND THE MECHANISM OF LYMPHOCYTE-MACRPHAGE COOPERATION.
7. Contact and Delayed Hypersensitivity in the Mouse III. 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.
8. Contact and Delayed Hypersensitivity in the Mouse II. THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT CELL POPULATIONS.
9. Contact and Delayed Hypersensitivity in the Mouse I. ACTIVE SENSITIZATION AND PASSIVE TRANSFER.
10. The Macrophage in the Antibody-Mediated Suppression of the Humoral Response.
11. Contact and delayed hypersensitivity in the mouse: III. Depression of contact sensitivity by pre-treatment with antigen and the restoration of immune competence in tolerant mice by normal lymphoid and bone narrow cells
12. Cytophilic antibody and the regulation of the immune response.
13. Improved graft survival after treatment with Bordetella pertussis and antilymphocyte serum
14. The Thermodynamic Properties of the Zn-Sn-Cd-Bi Liquid Quaternary Solutions
15. ChemInform Abstract: THERMODYNAMISCHE EIGENSCHAFTEN FLUESSIGER QUATERNAERER ZN‐SN‐CD‐BI‐LOESUNGEN
16. Transformation of Hamster Macrophages into Giant Cells with Antimacrophage Serum
17. Improved Graft Survival after Treatment with Bordetella and Anti-lymphocyte Serum
18. The effects of heterologous antisera to soluble proteins from horse leucocyte granules and rat liver mitochondrial-lysosomal fraction on the activity of some lysosomal hydrolases in vitro.
19. Macrophages in mouse placenta: morphologic and functional identification.
20. Macrophages in mouse placenta: immunogenicity of macrophage-associated antigen.
21. [Role of macrophages in immunologic phenomena].
22. [Role of macrophages in immunological phenomena. II. Macrophages and cell-mediated immunity].
23. Cytophilic antibody as an auxiliary factor in cell-mediated immunity.
24. Immunologic analysis of the sera of hamsters infected with polyoma virus. I. Serologic studies in polyoma virus infection.
25. The IgG and IgM antiviral antibody response during polyoma infection and oncogenesis.
26. [Course of experimental anaphylactic shock in paraldehyde anesthesia].
27. The effect of interferon-like materials on the metabolism of mouse embryo cell cultures infected with polyoma virus.
28. Specific complement-fixing antibodies against polyoma tumour antigens and viral haemagglutination inhibiting antibodies in hamsters infected with polyoma virus.
29. The mechanisms of antimacrophage serum-induced fusion of hamster macrophages.
30. [Role of the macrophages in immunological phenomena. I. Part played by the macrophages in the centripetal arch of the immunological response].
31. Studies on cellular resistance factors in polyoma virus infection.
32. Further studies on the brown fat tissue and thyroid gland in the bat.
33. Cellular immunity factors in infection with polyoma virus. I. Levels of inhibitors of the polyoma virus and interferon-like substances in organs and tumors in hamsters infected with polyoma virus.
34. [Studies on contact hypersensitivity in mice and its mechanism].
35. 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.
36. [Chromatographic studies on steroid hormones appearing in the brown fat tissue].
37. [Effect of the decrease of body temperature on anaphylactic shock in guinea pigs].
38. Histological manifestations of the contact sensitivity to oxazolone in the mouse. I. The general characteristics of the response.
39. [Observation on the action of hibernation and neuroplegic drugs in experimental tetanus].
40. [Anti-macrophage serum].
41. Some properties of polyoma virus "T" and "tumour" antigens.
42. [Studies on optimal conditions of interferon isolation from polyoma virus-infected mouse and hamster cell cultures].
43. The activity of oxidative enzymes in Detroit-6 cells infected with adenovirus type 5. A cytochemical study.
44. [STEROID HORMONES IN THE BROWN ADIPOSE TISSUE].
45. [Chromatographic studies on steroid hormones in the brown tissue].
46. Localization of polyoma virus-induced tumour complement-fixing antigen in protein fractions of tumour extracts obtained by gel filtration.
47. Immunochemical characteristics of hamster antibodies reacting in complement-fixation with polyoma virus-induced tumour antigen.
48. Correlation between inhibitor activity and sialic acids content in organ extracts of polyoma infected Syrian hamsters.
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