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FAS FASL INTERACTION IS NOT INVOLVED IN APOPTOSIS OF ACTIVATED CD4(+)T-CELLS UPON HIV-1 INFECTION IN-VITRO/
Authors: YAGI T SUGIMOTO A TANAKA M NAGATA S YASUDA S YAGITA H KURIYAMA T TAKEMORI T TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y
Citation: T. Yagi et al., FAS FASL INTERACTION IS NOT INVOLVED IN APOPTOSIS OF ACTIVATED CD4(+)T-CELLS UPON HIV-1 INFECTION IN-VITRO/, Journal of acquired immune deficiency syndromes and human retrovirology, 18(4), 1998, pp. 307-315
DETECTION OF HIV-GAG P24-SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES IN SERA AND SALIVA OF HIV-1-INFECTED ADULTS AND IN SERA OF INFANTS BORN TO HIV-1-INFECTED MOTHERS
Authors: YASUDA S IWASAKI M OKA S NAGANAWA S NAKASONE T HONDA M SATA T KOJIMA A MATSUDA S TAKEMORI T TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y
Citation: S. Yasuda et al., DETECTION OF HIV-GAG P24-SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES IN SERA AND SALIVA OF HIV-1-INFECTED ADULTS AND IN SERA OF INFANTS BORN TO HIV-1-INFECTED MOTHERS, Microbiology and immunology, 42(4), 1998, pp. 305-311
MONOCYTE-DERIVED DENDRITIC CELLS REPRESENT A TRANSIENT STAGE OF DIFFERENTIATION IN THE MYELOID LINEAGE
Authors: HAUSSER G LUDEWIG B GELDERBLOM HR TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y AKAGAWA K MEYERHANS A
Citation: G. Hausser et al., MONOCYTE-DERIVED DENDRITIC CELLS REPRESENT A TRANSIENT STAGE OF DIFFERENTIATION IN THE MYELOID LINEAGE, Immunobiology, 197(5), 1997, pp. 534-542
EFFICIENT VIRUS TRANSMISSION FROM DENDRITIC CELLS TO CD4(-CELLS IN RESPONSE TO ANTIGEN DEPENDS ON CLOSE CONTACT THROUGH ADHESION MOLECULES() T)
Authors: TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y YASUDA S SUGIMOTO A YAGI T AZUMA M YAGITA H AKAGAWA K TAKEMORI T
Citation: Y. Tsunetsuguyokota et al., EFFICIENT VIRUS TRANSMISSION FROM DENDRITIC CELLS TO CD4(-CELLS IN RESPONSE TO ANTIGEN DEPENDS ON CLOSE CONTACT THROUGH ADHESION MOLECULES() T), Virology, 239(2), 1997, pp. 259-268
ACCUMULATION OF SOMATIC HYPERMUTATION AND ANTIGEN-DRIVEN SELECTION INRAPIDLY CYCLING SURFACE IG(-CELLS WHICH OCCUPY GC AT A HIGH-FREQUENCYDURING THE PRIMARY ANTIHAPTEN RESPONSE IN MICE() GERMINAL CENTER (GC)B)
Authors: KIMOTO H NAGAOKA H ADACHI Y MIZUOCHI T AZUMA T YAGI T SATA T YONEHARA S TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y TANIGUCHI M TAKEMORI T
Citation: H. Kimoto et al., ACCUMULATION OF SOMATIC HYPERMUTATION AND ANTIGEN-DRIVEN SELECTION INRAPIDLY CYCLING SURFACE IG(-CELLS WHICH OCCUPY GC AT A HIGH-FREQUENCYDURING THE PRIMARY ANTIHAPTEN RESPONSE IN MICE() GERMINAL CENTER (GC)B), European Journal of Immunology, 27(1), 1997, pp. 268-279
EXPRESSION OF V(PRE-B)3 (8HS-20) MOLECULES BY ALTERNATIVE RNA PROCESSING
Authors: HAGIWARA S TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y KIMOTO H TAKEMORI T
Citation: S. Hagiwara et al., EXPRESSION OF V(PRE-B)3 (8HS-20) MOLECULES BY ALTERNATIVE RNA PROCESSING, International immunology, 8(8), 1996, pp. 1237-1244
CD43 EXPRESSION IN A B-CELL LYMPHOMA, WEHI-231, REDUCES SUSCEPTIBILITY TO G(1) ARREST AND EXTENDS SURVIVAL IN CULTURE UPON SERUM DEPLETION
Authors: MISAWA Y NAGAOKA H KIMOTO H ISHII Y KITAMURA K TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y SHIBUYA M TAKEMORI T
Citation: Y. Misawa et al., CD43 EXPRESSION IN A B-CELL LYMPHOMA, WEHI-231, REDUCES SUSCEPTIBILITY TO G(1) ARREST AND EXTENDS SURVIVAL IN CULTURE UPON SERUM DEPLETION, European Journal of Immunology, 26(11), 1996, pp. 2573-2581
MONOCYTE-DERIVED CULTURED DENDRITIC CELLS ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS INFECTION AND TRANSMIT VIRUS TO RESTING T-CELLS IN THE PROCESS OF NOMINAL ANTIGEN PRESENTATION
Authors: TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y AKAGAWA K KIMOTO H SUZUKI K IWASAKI M YASUDA S HAUSSER G HULTGREN C MEYERHANS A TAKEMORI T
Citation: Y. Tsunetsuguyokota et al., MONOCYTE-DERIVED CULTURED DENDRITIC CELLS ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO HUMAN-IMMUNODEFICIENCY-VIRUS INFECTION AND TRANSMIT VIRUS TO RESTING T-CELLS IN THE PROCESS OF NOMINAL ANTIGEN PRESENTATION, Journal of virology, 69(7), 1995, pp. 4544-4547
ANALYSIS OF FUNCTION OF A HUMAN ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELL BY XENOGENEICINTERACTION WITH MOUSE T-CELLS
Authors: TSUNETSUGUYOKOTA Y MIZUOCHI T HASHIMOTO H SZIKARADKIEWICZ A YAGITA H YANO A TAKEMORI T
Citation: Y. Tsunetsuguyokota et al., ANALYSIS OF FUNCTION OF A HUMAN ANTIGEN-PRESENTING CELL BY XENOGENEICINTERACTION WITH MOUSE T-CELLS, Immunology letters, 40(1), 1994, pp. 73-77
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