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MOLECULAR GENOTYPING APPROACH TO IDENTIFY A FETUS AT RISK FROM ALLOANTIBODIES TO KELL, KIDD, DUFFY AND PLA ANTIGENS
Authors: RIOS M REID ME NAIME D LEE S CHAUDHURI A PFAFFENBACH GM BIANCO C
Citation: M. Rios et al., MOLECULAR GENOTYPING APPROACH TO IDENTIFY A FETUS AT RISK FROM ALLOANTIBODIES TO KELL, KIDD, DUFFY AND PLA ANTIGENS, Transfusion, 37(9), 1997, pp. 280-280
IMPORTANCE OF GATA BOX ANALYSIS IN GENOTYPING FOR THE DUFFY BLOOD-GROUP SYSTEM
Authors: RIOS M REID ME NAIME D CHAUDHURI A POGO AO BIANCO C
Citation: M. Rios et al., IMPORTANCE OF GATA BOX ANALYSIS IN GENOTYPING FOR THE DUFFY BLOOD-GROUP SYSTEM, Transfusion, 37(9), 1997, pp. 404-404
THE KEL24 AND KEL14 ALLELES OF THE KELL BLOOD-GROUP SYSTEM
Authors: LEE S NAIME D REID M REDMAN C
Citation: S. Lee et al., THE KEL24 AND KEL14 ALLELES OF THE KELL BLOOD-GROUP SYSTEM, Transfusion, 37(10), 1997, pp. 1035-1038
ADENOSINE A(2) RECEPTOR OCCUPANCY REGULATES NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION VIA THE CAMP-INDEPENDENT ACTIVATION OF A SERINE-THREONINE PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE
Authors: CRONSTEIN BN REVAN S MONTESINOS MC NAIME D LANDAU S
Citation: Bn. Cronstein et al., ADENOSINE A(2) RECEPTOR OCCUPANCY REGULATES NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION VIA THE CAMP-INDEPENDENT ACTIVATION OF A SERINE-THREONINE PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE, Journal of investigative medicine, 44(3), 1996, pp. 268-268
POINT MUTATIONS CHARACTERIZE KEL10, THE KEL3, KEL4, AND KEL21 ALLELES, AND THE KEL17 AND KEL11 ALLELES
Authors: LEE S WU X SON S NAIME D REID M OKUBO Y SISTONEN P REDMAN C
Citation: S. Lee et al., POINT MUTATIONS CHARACTERIZE KEL10, THE KEL3, KEL4, AND KEL21 ALLELES, AND THE KEL17 AND KEL11 ALLELES, Transfusion, 36(6), 1996, pp. 490-494
THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF SULFASALAZINE IS RELATED TO ADENOSINE RELEASE AT INFLAMED SITES
Authors: GADANGI P LONGAKER M NAIME D LEVIN RI RECHT PA MONTESINOS MC BUCKLEY MT CARLIN G CRONSTEIN BN
Citation: P. Gadangi et al., THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF SULFASALAZINE IS RELATED TO ADENOSINE RELEASE AT INFLAMED SITES, The Journal of immunology, 156(5), 1996, pp. 1937-1941
TNF IL-1-INDUCIBLE PROTEIN TSG-6 POTENTIATES PLASMIN INHIBITION BY INTER-ALPHA-INHIBITOR AND EXERTS A STRONG ANTIINFLAMMATORY EFFECT IN-VIVO/
Authors: WISNIEWSKI HG HUA JC POPPERS DM NAIME D VILCEK J CRONSTEIN BN
Citation: Hg. Wisniewski et al., TNF IL-1-INDUCIBLE PROTEIN TSG-6 POTENTIATES PLASMIN INHIBITION BY INTER-ALPHA-INHIBITOR AND EXERTS A STRONG ANTIINFLAMMATORY EFFECT IN-VIVO/, The Journal of immunology, 156(4), 1996, pp. 1609-1615
ADENOSINE A(2) RECEPTOR OCCUPANCY REGULATES STIMULATED NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION VIA ACTIVATION OF A SERINE THREONINE PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE/
Authors: REVAN S MONTESINOS MC NAIME D LANDAU S CRONSTEIN BN
Citation: S. Revan et al., ADENOSINE A(2) RECEPTOR OCCUPANCY REGULATES STIMULATED NEUTROPHIL FUNCTION VIA ACTIVATION OF A SERINE THREONINE PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE/, The Journal of biological chemistry, 271(29), 1996, pp. 17114-17118
THE COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION PRODUCT C5A STIMULATES ENDOTHELIAL EXPRESSION OF A NOVEL ADHESION PROTEIN
Authors: CRONSTEIN BN LOZADA CM NAIME D MORABITO L MONTESINOS MC LEVIN RI
Citation: Bn. Cronstein et al., THE COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION PRODUCT C5A STIMULATES ENDOTHELIAL EXPRESSION OF A NOVEL ADHESION PROTEIN, Arthritis and rheumatism, 39(9), 1996, pp. 333-333
IDENTIFICATION OF CLQ AS THE HEAT-LABILE SERUM COFACTOR REQUIRED FOR IMMUNE-COMPLEXES TO STIMULATE ENDOTHELIAL EXPRESSION OF THE ADHESION MOLECULES E-SELECTIN AND INTERCELLULAR AND VASCULAR CELL-ADHESION MOLECULES-1
Authors: LOZADA C LEVIN RI HUIE M HIRSCHHORN R NAIME D WHITLOW M RECHT PA GOLDEN B CRONSTEIN BN
Citation: C. Lozada et al., IDENTIFICATION OF CLQ AS THE HEAT-LABILE SERUM COFACTOR REQUIRED FOR IMMUNE-COMPLEXES TO STIMULATE ENDOTHELIAL EXPRESSION OF THE ADHESION MOLECULES E-SELECTIN AND INTERCELLULAR AND VASCULAR CELL-ADHESION MOLECULES-1, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(18), 1995, pp. 8378-8382
SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION PIT NEUTROPHIL (PMN) ADENOSINE (ADO) A(2A) RECEPTORS - ACTIVATION OF A PLASMA MEMBRANE-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE
Authors: REVAN S MONTESINOS C NAIME D CRONSTEIN BN
Citation: S. Revan et al., SIGNAL-TRANSDUCTION PIT NEUTROPHIL (PMN) ADENOSINE (ADO) A(2A) RECEPTORS - ACTIVATION OF A PLASMA MEMBRANE-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE, Arthritis and rheumatism, 38(9), 1995, pp. 234-234
THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY ACTION OF SULFASALAZINE (SSA) IS MEDIATED BY ADENOSINE(ADO)
Authors: GADANGI P LONGAKER M NAIME D CARLIN G CRONSTEIN BN
Citation: P. Gadangi et al., THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY ACTION OF SULFASALAZINE (SSA) IS MEDIATED BY ADENOSINE(ADO), Arthritis and rheumatism, 38(9), 1995, pp. 1308-1308
THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF AN ADENOSINE KINASE INHIBITOR ARE MEDIATED BY ADENOSINE
Authors: CRONSTEIN BN NAIME D FIRESTEIN G
Citation: Bn. Cronstein et al., THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF AN ADENOSINE KINASE INHIBITOR ARE MEDIATED BY ADENOSINE, Arthritis and rheumatism, 38(8), 1995, pp. 1040-1045
ADENOSINE MEDIATES THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF THE ADENOSINE KINASE INHIBITOR AKI-I IN THE MURINE AIR POUCH MODEL OF INFLAMMATION
Authors: CRONSTEIN BN NAIME D FIRESTEIN GS
Citation: Bn. Cronstein et al., ADENOSINE MEDIATES THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF THE ADENOSINE KINASE INHIBITOR AKI-I IN THE MURINE AIR POUCH MODEL OF INFLAMMATION, Clinical research, 42(2), 1994, pp. 10000277-10000277
THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF METHOTREXATE - INCREASED ADENOSINE RELEASE AT INFLAMED SITES DIMINISHES LEUKOCYTE ACCUMULATION IN AN IN-VIVO MODEL OF INFLAMMATION
Authors: CRONSTEIN BN NAIME D OSTAD E
Citation: Bn. Cronstein et al., THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF METHOTREXATE - INCREASED ADENOSINE RELEASE AT INFLAMED SITES DIMINISHES LEUKOCYTE ACCUMULATION IN AN IN-VIVO MODEL OF INFLAMMATION, The Journal of clinical investigation, 92(6), 1993, pp. 2675-2682
THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF LOW-DOSE METHOTREXATE (MTX) - INCREASED ADENOSINE RELEASE AT INFLAMED SITES IN-VIVO
Authors: CRONSTEIN BN NAIME D OSTAD E
Citation: Bn. Cronstein et al., THE ANTIINFLAMMATORY MECHANISM OF LOW-DOSE METHOTREXATE (MTX) - INCREASED ADENOSINE RELEASE AT INFLAMED SITES IN-VIVO, Arthritis and rheumatism, 36(9), 1993, pp. 190000046-190000046
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