The degree of clonal elimination in various types of specific immunological unresponsiveness.

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The degree of clonal eliminati ...... mmunological unresponsiveness.

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The degree of clonal eliminati ...... mmunological unresponsiveness.

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The degree of clonal eliminati ...... mmunological unresponsiveness.

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C Fernandez

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E Möller

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G Möller

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S Bergstedt

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S Dai

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T Ramos

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Antigen-induced strain-specific autoantiidiotypic antibodies modulate the immune response to dextran B 512.

Actively acquired tolerance of foreign cells.

ACTIVE IMMUNITY PRODUCED BY SO CALLED BALANCED OR NEUTRAL MIXTURES OF DIPHTHERIA TOXIN AND ANTITOXIN.

Termination of acquired immunological tolerance to protein antigens following immunization with altered protein antigens.

Induction of immunological tolerance requires that the B cells can respond to the polyclonal B-cell-activating properties of the thymus-independent antigens.

Immunological unresponsiveness to native dextran B512 in young animals of dextran high responder strains is due to lack of Ig receptors expression. Evidence for a nonrandom expression of V-genes.

The immune response to the alpha 1-6 epitope of dextran is determined by a gene linked to the IgCH locus.

Role of antibody classes in the regulatory facilitation reaction.

Suppressor cells and the handling of antigen.

Irreversible immunological tolerance to thymus-independent antigens is restricted to the clone of B cells having both Ig and PBA receptors for the tolerogen.

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10.1111/J.1749-6632.1982.TB36095.X

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1982-01-01T00:00:00Z

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immunology