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Authors:
KIM TS
NEPOMUCENO RR
TENNER AJ
Citation: Ts. Kim et al., IDENTIFICATION OF THE MOUSE GENOMIC DNA FOR C1QR(P), THE C1Q RECEPTORTHAT MEDIATES ENHANCED PHAGOCYTOSIS, The FASEB journal, 12(4), 1998, pp. 1695-1695
Authors:
TENNER AJ
Citation: Aj. Tenner, C1Q RECEPTORS - REGULATING SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS OF PHAGOCYTIC-CELLS, Immunobiology, 199(2), 1998, pp. 250-264
Authors:
NEPOMUCENO RR
TENNER AJ
Citation: Rr. Nepomuceno et Aj. Tenner, C1QR(P), THE C1Q RECEPTOR THAT ENHANCES PHAGOCYTOSIS, IS DETECTED SPECIFICALLY IN HUMAN-CELLS OF MYELOID LINEAGE, ENDOTHELIAL-CELLS, AND PLATELETS, The Journal of immunology, 160(4), 1998, pp. 1929-1935
Authors:
VALAZQUEZ P
CRIBBS DH
POULOS TL
TENNER AJ
Citation: P. Valazquez et al., ASPARTATE RESIDUE-7 IN AMYLOID BETA-PROTEIN IS CRITICAL FOR CLASSICALCOMPLEMENT PATHWAY ACTIVATION - IMPLICATIONS FOR ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE PATHOGENESIS, Nature medicine, 3(1), 1997, pp. 77-79
Authors:
NEPOMUCENO RR
HENSCHENEDMAN AH
BURGESS WH
TENNER AJ
Citation: Rr. Nepomuceno et al., CDNA CLONING AND PRIMARY STRUCTURE-ANALYSIS OF C1QR(P), THE HUMAN C1QMBL/SPA RECEPTOR THAT MEDIATES ENHANCED PHAGOCYTOSIS IN-VITRO/, Immunity, 6(2), 1997, pp. 119-129
Authors:
CRIBBS DH
VELAZQUEZ P
SOREGHAN B
GLABE CG
TENNER AJ
Citation: Dh. Cribbs et al., COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION BY CROSS-LINKED TRUNCATED AND CHIMERIC FULL-LENGTH BETA-AMYLOID, NeuroReport, 8(16), 1997, pp. 3457-3462
MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MEMBRANE ATTACK COMPLEX, C5B-9, IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE
Authors:
WEBSTER S
LUE LF
BRACHOVA L
TENNER AJ
MCGEER PL
TERAI K
WALKER DG
BRADT B
COOPER NR
ROGERS J
Citation: S. Webster et al., MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MEMBRANE ATTACK COMPLEX, C5B-9, IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE, Neurobiology of aging, 18(4), 1997, pp. 415-421
Authors:
NEPOMUCENO RR
HENSCHENEDMAN A
BURGESS WH
TENNER AJ
Citation: Rr. Nepomuceno et al., CDNA CLONING AND EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF C1QR(P), THE HUMAN C1Q MBL/SPA RECEPTOR THAT ENHANCES PHAGOCYTOSIS/, Journal of allergy and clinical immunology, 99(1), 1997, pp. 1522-1522
Authors:
SATOU T
CUMMINGS BJ
HEAD E
NIELSON KA
HAHN FF
MILGRAM NW
VELAZQUEZ P
CRIBBS DH
TENNER AJ
COTMAN CW
Citation: T. Satou et al., THE PROGRESSION OF BETA-AMYLOID DEPOSITION IN THE FRONTAL-CORTEX OF THE AGED CANINE, Brain research, 774(1-2), 1997, pp. 35-43
Authors:
MICHALEK MT
MELICAN DT
BRUNKEREESE D
LANGEVIN M
TENNER AJ
MACKIN WM
Citation: Mt. Michalek et al., ACTIVATION OF HUMAN-PMNS BY PGG-GLUCAN (BETAFECTIN(R)) REQUIRES CROSS-LINKING OF A SURFACE-RECEPTOR, The FASEB journal, 10(6), 1996, pp. 1955-1955
Authors:
COTMAN CW
TENNER AJ
CUMMINGS BJ
Citation: Cw. Cotman et al., BETA-AMYLOID CONVERTS AN ACUTE-PHASE INJURY RESPONSE TO CHRONIC INJURY RESPONSES, Neurobiology of aging, 17(5), 1996, pp. 723-731
Authors:
AFAGH A
CUMMINGS BJ
CRIBBS DH
COTMAN CW
TENNER AJ
Citation: A. Afagh et al., LOCALIZATION AND CELL ASSOCIATION OF C1Q IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE BRAIN, Experimental neurology, 138(1), 1996, pp. 22-32
Authors:
TENNER AJ
ROBINSON SL
EZEKOWITZ RAB
Citation: Aj. Tenner et al., MANNOSE-BINDING PROTEIN (MBP) ENHANCES MONONUCLEAR PHAGOCYTE FUNCTIONVIA A RECEPTOR THAT CONTAINS THE 126,000 M(R) COMPONENT OF THE C1Q RECEPTOR, Immunity, 3(4), 1995, pp. 485-493
Authors:
RUIZ S
HENSCHENEDMAN A
NAGASE H
TENNER AJ
Citation: S. Ruiz et al., LOCALIZATION OF THE CLQ RECEPTOR INTERACTION SITE(S) ON THE COLLAGEN-LIKE REGION OF THE COMPLEMENT PROTEIN CLQ, The FASEB journal, 9(4), 1995, pp. 776-776
Authors:
GOODMAN EB
ANDERSON DC
TENNER AJ
Citation: Eb. Goodman et al., C1Q TRIGGERS NEUTROPHIL SUPEROXIDE PRODUCTION BY A UNIQUE CD18-DEPENDENT MECHANISM, Journal of leukocyte biology, 58(2), 1995, pp. 168-176
Authors:
RUIZ S
HENSCHENEDMAN AH
TENNER AJ
Citation: S. Ruiz et al., LOCALIZATION OF THE SITE ON THE COMPLEMENT COMPONENT C1Q REQUIRED FORTHE STIMULATION OF NEUTROPHIL SUPEROXIDE PRODUCTION, The Journal of biological chemistry, 270(51), 1995, pp. 30627-30634
Authors:
KOROTZER AR
WATT J
CRIBBS D
TENNER AJ
BURDICK D
GLABE C
COTMAN CW
Citation: Ar. Korotzer et al., CULTURED RAT MICROGLIA EXPRESS C1Q AND RECEPTOR FOR C1Q - IMPLICATIONS FOR AMYLOID EFFECTS ON MICROGLIA, Experimental neurology, 134(2), 1995, pp. 214-221
Authors:
JIANG H
BURDICK D
GLABE CG
COTMAN CW
TENNER AJ
Citation: H. Jiang et al., BETA-AMYLOID ACTIVATES COMPLEMENT BY BINDING TO A SPECIFIC REGION OF THE COLLAGEN-LIKE DOMAIN OF THE C1Q A CHAIN, The FASEB journal, 8(5), 1994, pp. 10000768-10000768
Authors:
SMYTH MD
CRIBBS DH
TENNER AJ
DICK M
KESSLAK JP
COTMAN CW
SHANKLE WR
Citation: Md. Smyth et al., DECREASED LEVELS OF C1Q IN CEREBROSPINAL-FLUID OF LIVING ALZHEIMER PATIENTS CORRELATE WITH DISEASE STATE, Neurobiology of aging, 15(5), 1994, pp. 609-614
Authors:
GUAN E
ROBINSON SL
GOODMAN EB
TENNER AJ
Citation: E. Guan et al., CELL-SURFACE PROTEIN IDENTIFIED ON PHAGOCYTIC-CELLS MODULATES THE C1Q-MEDIATED ENHANCEMENT OF PHAGOCYTOSIS, The Journal of immunology, 152(8), 1994, pp. 4005-4016
Authors:
JIANG HX
BURDICK D
GLABE CG
COTMAN CW
TENNER AJ
Citation: Hx. Jiang et al., BETA-AMYLOID ACTIVATES COMPLEMENT BY BINDING TO A SPECIFIC REGION OF THE COLLAGEN-LIKE DOMAIN OF THE C1Q A-CHAIN, The Journal of immunology, 152(10), 1994, pp. 5050-5059
Authors:
GOODMAN EB
TENNER AJ
Citation: Eb. Goodman et Aj. Tenner, MODULATION OF C1Q-MEDIATED SUPEROXIDE PRODUCTION BY ANTIBODIES AGAINST NEUTROPHIL SURFACE-PROTEINS, The Journal of immunology, 150(8), 1993, pp. 308-308
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