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THE OX-40 RECEPTOR PROVIDES A POTENT COSTIMULATORY SIGNAL CAPABLE OF INDUCING ENCEPHALITOGENICITY IN MYELIN-SPECIFIC CD4(-CELLS() T)
Authors: KALEEBA JAR OFFNER H VANDENBARK AA LUBLINSKI A WEINBERG AD
Citation: Jar. Kaleeba et al., THE OX-40 RECEPTOR PROVIDES A POTENT COSTIMULATORY SIGNAL CAPABLE OF INDUCING ENCEPHALITOGENICITY IN MYELIN-SPECIFIC CD4(-CELLS() T), International immunology, 10(4), 1998, pp. 453-461
MHC-RESTRICTION, CYTOKINE PROFILE, AND IMMUNOREGULATORY EFFECTS OF HUMAN T-CELLS SPECIFIC FOR TCR V-BETA CDR2 PEPTIDES - COMPARISON WITH MYELIN BASIC PROTEIN-SPECIFIC T-CELLS
Authors: CHOU YK WEINBERG AD BUENAFE A BOURDETTE DN WHITHAM R KALEEBA JAR ROBEY IF KAVANAGH DG OFFNER H VANDENBARK AA
Citation: Yk. Chou et al., MHC-RESTRICTION, CYTOKINE PROFILE, AND IMMUNOREGULATORY EFFECTS OF HUMAN T-CELLS SPECIFIC FOR TCR V-BETA CDR2 PEPTIDES - COMPARISON WITH MYELIN BASIC PROTEIN-SPECIFIC T-CELLS, Journal of neuroscience research, 45(6), 1996, pp. 838-851
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERIPHERAL TNP-TOLERANCE AND SUPPRESSOR FUNCTION IN XENOPUS-LAEVIS, THE SOUTH-AFRICAN CLAWED TOAD
Authors: RUBEN LN GOODMAN AR JOHNSON RO KALEEBA JAR CLOTHIER RH
Citation: Ln. Ruben et al., THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERIPHERAL TNP-TOLERANCE AND SUPPRESSOR FUNCTION IN XENOPUS-LAEVIS, THE SOUTH-AFRICAN CLAWED TOAD, Developmental and comparative immunology, 19(5), 1995, pp. 405-415
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