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IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF HUMAN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (VOL 18, PG 555, 1997)
Authors: BRANDTZAEG P HARALDSEN G RUGTVEIT J
Citation: P. Brandtzaeg et al., IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF HUMAN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (VOL 18, PG 555, 1997), Perspectives in mathematical logic, 19(2), 1997, pp. 269-269
IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF GLUTEN-SENSITIVE ENTEROPATHY
Authors: SCOTT H NILSEN E SOLLID LM LUNDIN KEA RUGTVEIT J MOLBERG O THORSBY E BRANDTZAEG P
Citation: H. Scott et al., IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF GLUTEN-SENSITIVE ENTEROPATHY, Perspectives in mathematical logic, 18(4), 1997, pp. 535-553
IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF HUMAN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE
Authors: BRANDTZAEG P HARALDSEN G RUGTVEIT J
Citation: P. Brandtzaeg et al., IMMUNOPATHOLOGY OF HUMAN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE, Perspectives in mathematical logic, 18(4), 1997, pp. 555-589
CYTOKINE PROFILES DIFFER IN NEWLY RECRUITED AND RESIDENT SUBSETS OF MUCOSAL MACROPHAGES FROM INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (VOL 112, PG 1493, 1997)
Authors: RUGTVEIT J NILSEN EM BAKKA A CARLSEN H BRANDTZAEG P SCOTT H
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., CYTOKINE PROFILES DIFFER IN NEWLY RECRUITED AND RESIDENT SUBSETS OF MUCOSAL MACROPHAGES FROM INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (VOL 112, PG 1493, 1997), Gastroenterology, 113(2), 1997, pp. 732-732
CYTOKINE PROFILES DIFFER IN NEWLY RECRUITED AND RESIDENT SUBSETS OF MUCOSAL MACROPHAGES FROM INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE
Authors: RUGTVEIT J NILSEN EM BAKKA A CARLSEN H BRANDTZAEG P SCOTT H
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., CYTOKINE PROFILES DIFFER IN NEWLY RECRUITED AND RESIDENT SUBSETS OF MUCOSAL MACROPHAGES FROM INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE, Gastroenterology, 112(5), 1997, pp. 1493-1505
DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF B7.1(CD80) AND B7.2(CD86) COSTIMULATORY MOLECULES ON MUCOSAL MACROPHAGE SUBSETS IN HUMAN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (IBD)
Authors: RUGTVEIT J BAKKA A BRANDTZAEG P
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., DIFFERENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF B7.1(CD80) AND B7.2(CD86) COSTIMULATORY MOLECULES ON MUCOSAL MACROPHAGE SUBSETS IN HUMAN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (IBD), Clinical and experimental immunology, 110(1), 1997, pp. 104-113
DISTRIBUTION OF THE B7.1 (CD80) AND B7.2 (CD86) COSTIMULATORY MOLECULES ON SUBSETS OF ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (IBD)
Authors: RUGTVEIT J BAKKA A BRANDTZAEG P
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., DISTRIBUTION OF THE B7.1 (CD80) AND B7.2 (CD86) COSTIMULATORY MOLECULES ON SUBSETS OF ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELLS IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE (IBD), Journal of leukocyte biology, 1996, pp. 217-217
EXPRESSION OF THE L1 ANTIGEN (CALPROTECTIN) BY TISSUE MACROPHAGES REFLECTS RECENT RECRUITMENT FROM PERIPHERAL-BLOOD RATHER THAN UP-REGULATION OF LOCAL SYNTHESIS - IMPLICATIONS FOR REJECTION DIAGNOSIS IN FORMALIN-FIXED KIDNEY SPECIMENS
Authors: RUGTVEIT J SCOTT H HALSTENSEN TS NORSTEIN J BRANDTZAEG P
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., EXPRESSION OF THE L1 ANTIGEN (CALPROTECTIN) BY TISSUE MACROPHAGES REFLECTS RECENT RECRUITMENT FROM PERIPHERAL-BLOOD RATHER THAN UP-REGULATION OF LOCAL SYNTHESIS - IMPLICATIONS FOR REJECTION DIAGNOSIS IN FORMALIN-FIXED KIDNEY SPECIMENS, Journal of pathology, 180(2), 1996, pp. 194-199
RESPIRATORY BURST OF INTESTINAL MACROPHAGES IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE IS MAINLY CAUSED BY CD14(-DERIVED CELLS()L1(+) MONOCYTE)
Authors: RUGTVEIT J HARALDSEN G HOGASEN AK BAKKA A BRANDTZAEG P SCOTT H
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., RESPIRATORY BURST OF INTESTINAL MACROPHAGES IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE IS MAINLY CAUSED BY CD14(-DERIVED CELLS()L1(+) MONOCYTE), Gut, 37(3), 1995, pp. 367-373
ISOLATION AND LONG-TERM CULTURE OF HUMAN INTESTINAL MICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS
Authors: HARALDSEN G RUGTVEIT J KVALE D SCHOLZ T MULLER WA HOVIG T BRANDTZAEG P
Citation: G. Haraldsen et al., ISOLATION AND LONG-TERM CULTURE OF HUMAN INTESTINAL MICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS, Gut, 37(2), 1995, pp. 225-234
DIFFERENTIAL INTERFERENCE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY COMBINED WITH IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE - A NEW METHOD TO PHENOTYPE EOSINOPHILS IN-SITU
Authors: JAHNSEN FL HARALDSEN G RUGTVEIT J HALSTENSEN TS BRANDTZAEG P
Citation: Fl. Jahnsen et al., DIFFERENTIAL INTERFERENCE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY COMBINED WITH IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE - A NEW METHOD TO PHENOTYPE EOSINOPHILS IN-SITU, Journal of immunological methods, 173(1), 1994, pp. 77-91
INCREASED MACROPHAGE SUBSET IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE - APPARENT RECRUITMENT FROM PERIPHERAL-BLOOD MONOCYTES
Authors: RUGTVEIT J BRANDTZAEG P HALSTENSEN TS FAUSA O SCOTT H
Citation: J. Rugtveit et al., INCREASED MACROPHAGE SUBSET IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL-DISEASE - APPARENT RECRUITMENT FROM PERIPHERAL-BLOOD MONOCYTES, Gut, 35(5), 1994, pp. 669-674
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