A THREE-CELL INTERACTION REQUIRED FOR THE INDUCTION OF THE PRIMARY IMMUNE RESPONSE in vitro
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From the Reticuloendothelial to Mononuclear Phagocyte System - The Unaccounted YearsThe Story Behind "A Requirement for Two Cell Types for Antibody Formation in vitro"Platelet phagocytosis in the spleen of patients with idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).Cells involved in the immune response. 13. The nature of the cellular interactions relating antibody formation and immunologic tolerance: a unified hypothesis.Dendritic cells, monocytes and macrophages: a unified nomenclature based on ontogenyCellular differentiation of the immune system of mice. 3. Separate antigen-sensitive units for different types of anti-sheep immunocytes formed by marrow-thymus cell mixturesCells involved in the immune response. VII. The demonstration, using allotypic markers, of antibody formation by irradiation-resistant cells of irradiated rabbits injected with normal allogeneic bone marrow cells and sheep erythrocytes.Immune responses in vitro. II. Suppression of the immune response in vitro by specific antibody.Immune responses in vitro. I. Cellular requirements for the immune response by nonprimed and primed spleen cells in vitroDistinct events in the immune response elicited by transferred marrow and thymus cells. I. Antigen requirements and priferation of thymic antigen-reactive cellsCellular differentiation of the immune system of mice. V. Class differentiation in marrow precursors of plaque-forming cells.Antigen-specific synergism in the immune response of irradiated mice given marrow cells and peritoneal cavity cells or extractsTransfer of antibody production with cells from bursa of Fabricius.In vitro and in vivo studies of the immune response to sheep erythrocytes using partially purified cell preparationsThe role of nonlymphoid accessory cells in the immune response to different antigensCellular differentiation of the immune system of mice. VI. Strain differences in class differentiation and other properties of marrow cells.Cellular basis of the genetic control of immune responses to synthetic polypeptides. I. Differences in frequency of splenic precursor cells specific for a synthetic polypeptide derived from multichain polyproline ((T,G)-Pro--L) in high and low respoIn vitro-initiated secondary anti-hapten response. II. Increasing cell avidity for antigen.Antigen-specific cells in mouse bone marrow. II. Fluctuation of the number and potential of immunocyte precursors after immunization.Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. II. The requirement for macrophages in lymphoid cell collaboration.Contribution of bone marrow cells and lack of expression of thymocytes in genetic controls of immune responses for two immunopotent regions within poly-(Phe,Glu)-poly-Pro--poly-Lys in inbred mouse strains.Immune responses in vitro. 3. Development of primary gamma-M, gamma-G, and gamma-A plaque-forming cell responses in mouse spleen cell cultures stimulated with heterologous erythrocytesAntigenic promotion. Increase in hapten-specific plaque-forming cells after pre-injection with structurally unrelated macromolecules.Immune responses in vitro. VI. Genetic control of the in vivo-in vitro discrepancies in 19S antibody synthesis.The role of thymocytes and bone marrow cells in defining the response to the dinitrophenyl hapten attached to positively and negatively charged synthetic polypeptide carriers. Cell fractionation over charged columnsSynergy among lymphoid cells mediating the graft-versus-host response. V. Derivation by migration in lethally irradiated recipients of two interacting subpopulations of thymus-derived cells from normal spleen.Functional characteristics of Peyer's patch lymphoid cells. I. Induction of humoral antibody and cell-mediated allograft reactions.Interleukin 1 can replace the requirement for I-A-positive cells in the proliferation of antigen-primed T cells.Suppression or augmentation of the antihapten response in mice by antibodies of different specificities.Antigen recognition. V. Requirement for histocompatibility between antigen-presenting cell and B cell in the response to a thymus-dependent antigen, and lack of allogeneic restriction between T and B cells.Requirement for non-T cells in the generation of cytotoxic T lymphocytes in vitro. I. Use of nude mice as source of non-T cells.Direct suppression of cultured spleen cell responses by chlordane and the basis for differential effects on in vivo and in vitro immunocompetence.Established macrophagelike cell lines synthesize interleukin-1 in response to toxic shock syndrome toxin.Role of monocytes in polyclonal immunoglobulin production stimulated by sonicates of periodontally associated bacteria.Dendritic cells are critical accessory cells for thymus-dependent antibody responses in mouse and in man.Hierarchy of T cell dependency in antibody response among different antigens.Antibody formation and cell-mediated immunity to dog pulp tissue altered by N2 paste via the root canal.The requirement for adherent cells in the Fc fragment-induced proliferative response of murine spleen cells.Maturation of hemolysin-producing cell clones. II. The appearance and localization of precursor units in lymphoid tissues of neonatal mice.Cell interactions in the primary immune response in vitro: a requirement for specific cell clusters.
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A THREE-CELL INTERACTION REQUIRED FOR THE INDUCTION OF THE PRIMARY IMMUNE RESPONSE in vitro
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