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1 8.7-05 1989
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2 6.3-04 Absence of lymphocyte proliferation of synovial fluid mononuclear cell(SFMC) in response to tetanus toxoide(TT) in rheumatoid arthritis Iglesias, A
 1989
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3 3.2-01 A genetically controlled pairing anomaly between HLA-DQα and HLA-DQβ molecules Kwok, W.W
 1989
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4 4.2-03 A genetically distinct family of HLA-A antigens comprising A29, A31, and Aw33, but not A30 Kato, K
 1989
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5 8.1-08 Algorithm to increase the number of kidneys for highly sensitized patients based on identification of acceptable private and public antigens Thompson, John S
 1989
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6 7.2-07 Altered lymphocyte phenotype frequency patterns in humans exposed to halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons McConnachie, P.R
 1989
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7 American society for histocompatibility and immunogenetics 15th annual meeting program 1989
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8 2.2-05 A monocyte specific antigen linked to HLA-DX recognised by a T cell clone Farrell, C
 1989
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9 5.4-08 Analysis of HLA sequence polymorphism using DNA amplification and oligonucleotide hybridization Baxter-Lowe, L.A
 1989
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10 6.2-13 Analysis of restriction fragment length polymorphism of class II MHC in pauciarticular juvenile rheumatoid arthriris Barron, K.S
 1989
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11 2.2-01 Analysis of the allospecific T cell response to HLA-DR2 using DR2-transfected murine L cell stimulators Jaraquemada, Dolores
 1989
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12 5.4-01 A new analysis of DRw6 with group-specific amplification: DRB1, DRB3 and DQB alleles Shumway, W
 1989
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13 7.1-03 A new differentiation antigen, NDA5, involved in the amplification of primary and memory T cell responses Suciu-Foca, N
 1989
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14 7.1-04 A new differentiation antigen NDA4 involved in the growth and functional maturation of T and of B lymphocytes Harris, P
 1989
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15 6.2-10 An HLA-DR3 DPW1 extended haplotype is associated with coeliac disease Hall, M.A
 1989
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16 8.1-04 An incompatible six antigen-matched donor Cooper, T
 1989
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17 9.3-03 A non-classical class I antigen, HLA-G is expressed in human first trimester trophoblasts Kovats, S
 1989
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18 4.2-02 A novel HLA-class I allele derived from a recombination between B∗2705 and Bw61 Choo, S.Y
 1989
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19 Antibodies to polymorphic HLA class I epitopes in HLA-transgenic mice Hammerling, U
 1989
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20 8.3-02 Antibody development in patients receiving anti-thymocyte serum Crowe, D.O
 1989
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21 8.4-05 Anti-HLA-A2 antibodies purified from a highly sensitized patient DeVito, L.D
 1989
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22 8.4-04 Anti-idiotypic antibodies: A mechanism of tolerance to non-inherited maternal HLA antigens Phelan, D.L
 1989
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23 8.4-08 Anti-idiotypic antibodies and soluble HLA antigens control the evolution of chronic humoral rejection of heart and kidney allografts Suciu-Foca, N
 1989
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24 5.1-03 Anti-idiotypic IgM revealed by dithiothreitol? Tyler, J.D
 1989
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25 7.4-04 Anti-RO/SSA autoantibodies are associated with polymorphisms of the T cell receptor beta locus Frank, M.B
 1989
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26 1.1-03 Antisera to HLA epitopes Han, H
 1989
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27 8.1-14 An unofficial examination of six-antigen match transplants Takemoto, S
 1989
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28 ASHI officers 1989
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29 ASHI scholars 1989
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30 ASHI's 16th annual meeting 1989
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31 5.4-04 A simple test to rapidly determine HLA-DQB1 molecular alleles Fritsch, R
 1989
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32 5.4-05 A simplified method for isolation of bacterial plasmids Olivo, A
 1989
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33 4.1-07 Assessment of binding to the conserved upstream sequences of the class II major histocompatibility complex via the in vitro transcription assay Didier, D.K
 1989
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34 6.2-06 Assessment of HLA-DP association with celiac disease Colonna, M
 1989
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35 9.7-03 Association of four class III genomic markers mapping near TNF with extended HLA-A-B-DR haplotypes Pei, J
 1989
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36 6.2-01 Association of uveitis following extracapsular cataract extraction with HLA-DQB1 restriction fragments Casilio-Lonardo, E
 1989
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37 9.7-04 A T cell receptor Vb gene fragment related RFLP defines a polymorphic marker in Northern European populations Maksymowych, W.P
 1989
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38 Awards 1989
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39 3.2-04 Binding of an influenze hemagglutinin-derived peptide to HLA-DR molecules Roche, P.A
 1989
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40 5.3-01 Binding of peptide to HLA in B cell lines Frumento, G
 1989
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41 cDNA clones for HLA class II X box binding proteins Konigorski, Susanne
 1989
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42 2.1-02 Cellular and molecular characterization of a Dw2 variant Stackhouse, B.L
 1989
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43 Cellular basis of the proliferative response of human T cells in response to mouse xenoantigens Alter, B.J
 1989
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44 9.5-01 Characterization of a murine homolog of Y box binding protein Woulfe, S.L
 1989
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45 4.1-09 Characterization of the interaction of two DNA-binding proteins with the class II gene promoter Woulfe, S.L
 1989
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46 4.3-15 Characterization of two DR“6X” variant haplotypes designated DHAG and DEWP Petersdorf, E
 1989
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47 9.1-01 Class III typing as a strategy for identifying potential bone marrow donors Welch, T.R
 1989
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48 4.1-11 Cloning of the YBI multi-gene family Zacheis, M
 1989
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49 6.2-02 Comparative study of HLA associations and C4A gene deletion in French-Canadian and non-French-Canadian caucasians with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) Goldstein, R
 1989
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50 5.1-01 Comparison of flow cytometry (FC) and antiglobulin (AHG) augmented cytotoxicity crossmatching Reynolds, B.A
 1989
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51 8.7-01 Correlation between binding of cyclosporine metabolites to peripheral blood mononuclear cells and immunosuppression in vitro McKenna, R.M
 1989
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52 4.3-07 Correlation between RFLP class II pattern and MLC reactivity in HLA-AB DR phenotypically identical unrelated bone marrow reciepient and donor pairs Goldmann, S.F
 1989
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53 5.2-02 Covalent coupling of biomolecules onto activated polystyrene surfaces Rasmussen, S.E
 1989
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54 9.3-02 Crossreactive idiotypes on antitrophoblast antibodies McIntyre, J.A
 1989
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55 8.7-03 Cyclosporine metabolites in immunosuppression and nephrotoxicity Rosano, Thomas G
 1989
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56 8.2-05 Cytotoxic and proliferative cell clones with anti-donor reactivity from a patient transplanted for severe combined immunodeficiency disease Keever, C.A
 1989
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57 5.5-02 Cytotoxic flow crossmateches Wetzsteon, P.J
 1989
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58 1.3-05 Definition of DRB3 alleles by serology Barbetti, A.A
 1989
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59 6.1-07 Demyelinating disease of the peripheral and central nervous systems — HLA linkage disequilibrium similarities Doran, Trevor J
 1989
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60 1.1-01 Detection of new HLA-ABC variants through the international cell exchange, 1988–1989 Lau, M
 1989
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61 4.3-05 Detection of variants of HLA-DR1 by allele-specific amplification of DNA by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and DOT hybridization with oligonucleotide probes Gao, X
 1989
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62 8.1-10 Determinants of outcome in renal transplantation with an historical positive crossmatch Bollinger, R.R
 1989
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63 8.1-09 Development of human anti-mouse antibody following in vivo therapy during renal allograft rejection with T10B9 and/or OKT3 Brown, S.A
 1989
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64 8.1-05 Development of human endothelial hybrid cell lines expressing endothelial specific antigens Luo, Y
 1989
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65 8.3-01 Development of in vitro assay using cellular activation signals to monitor cyclosporine immunosuppression Kimball, P
 1989
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66 7.3-01 Dialysable suppressive factor related to E-receptors(CD2) Musatti, C.C
 1989
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67 7.2-05 Differential effects of HLA class I and II antigen matching on the activation of CD3, CD4 and CD8 T-cell subsets in the stable renal allograft recipient Shabtai, M
 1989
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68 2.3-04 Diminished stringency of HLA restriction with peptide concentration Doran, Trevor J
 1989
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69 3.2-07 Dissociation and reassociation of Ia-peptide complexes Lee, Jonathan M
 1989
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70 4.3-06 DNA typing for class II HLA antigens with allele-specific or group-specific amplification. Typing for subsets of HLA-DR4 Gao, X
 1989
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71 9.6-01 Documentation of canine bone marrow transplantation engraftment using minisatellite probes Gerlach, J.A
 1989
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72 6.2-08 Does ASP-57 confer protection to IDDM in oriental populations as well as in caucasians? Bao, M
 1989
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73 6.1-04 Do HLA antigens influence resistance to lung carcinoma? Romano, P.J
 1989
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74 8.5-01 Donor specific proliferative and cytotoxic responses of lymphocyte cultures propagated from endomyocardial biopsies and peripheral blood of heart transplant recipients Kaufman, C.L
 1989
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75 8.8-03 Donor specific transfusion (DST) does not normalize long term function or inflammatory mediator production by rat renal allografts Coffman, T.M
 1989
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76 8.8-02 Donor-specific transfusions down-regulate the generation of anti-donor cytotoxic T lymphocytes Hadley, G.A
 1989
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77 6.2-07 DP subtype association in cancer patients Mitsuishi, Y
 1989
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78 1.3-08 DQ alpha in the serological definition of RFLP defined DQw1 splits Doran, Trevor
 1989
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79 2.2-02 DRβ polymorphic residues that determine T cell allorecognition Rosen-Bronson, S
 1989
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80 2.3-01 DR7β1 structure-function relationships in antigen-specific T cell recognition Karr, R.W
 1989
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81 1.3-02 DRw12 and DRw8 in North American blacks and DR-blank haplotypes in Latino-American subjects Miller, S
 1989
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82 9.3-05 DRw6 in repeated spontaneous abortion of unknown etiology Segall, M
 1989
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83 4.3-11 DRw6-related DQ genes in American blacks Lee, K.W
 1989
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84 8.1-13 Early graft outcome with 6-HLA matched cadaveric kidneys Tyler, J.D
 1989
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85 8.8-05 Effect of donor HLA haplotype on donor-specific transfusion outcome Bean, M.A
 1989
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86 7.6-01 Effect of FK 506 and CsA on lymphocyte activation by calcium ionophore Elras, G
 1989
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87 8.1-03 Effect of positive antiglobulin crossmatch on cadaveric renal allograft function Teresi, G.A
 1989
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88 8.1-16 Effect of positive cross-match against donor B-lymphocytes in kidney transplantation. A prospective one center study Bignon, J.D
 1989
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89 6.3-02 Effect of viral infections and interferon on erythrocyte, plasma and platelet HLA Scornik, J.C
 1989
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90 9.2-01 Effects of cAMP on cytotoxic T cells Goeken, N.E
 1989
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91 8.7-02 Effects of human prolactin on human lymphocyte proliferation and cyclosporin a immunosuppression Bakkestad-Legare, Patty
 1989
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92 3.1-03 Epitope map of the HLA-B7 creg using affinity-purified alloantibodies Fuller, A.A
 1989
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93 8.1-02 Epitope matching for renal transplantation, a molecular approach Cecka, J.M
 1989
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94 7.6-04 Establishment of human CTL lines cytotoxic for both autologous and allogeneic EBV-transformed B cell targets from multiple sclerosis patients Morse, P.A
 1989
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95 5.5-03 Evaluation of automated crossmatch analysis Heller, M.J
 1989
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96 5.5-01 Evaluation of automated PRA analysis Heller, M.J
 1989
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97 Evaluation of natural antibody levels relevant to xenotransplantation Noreen, H.J
 1989
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98 10.1-03 Evaluation of the first 100 kidneys shared by the unos point system McClelland, J
 1989
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99 8.5-02 Evidence for cytotoxic T cell induction after sequential liver-kidney transplant Duffy, B.F
 1989
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100 Exhibitors 1989
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101 5.1-02 Experience with dithiothreitol crossmatching in a highly sensitized population Dwyer, D.D
 1989
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102 4.1-03 Expression of HLA-DR1 in a human class II mutant B cell line by co-transfection with DRA and DRB1 plasmid vectors Becker, Kevin G
 1989
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103 4.3-10 Extreme diversity of DRw13-related DRB1 alleles in American blacks Lee, K.W
 1989
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104 7.2-02 Flow cytometric analysis of T cell activation antigens Book, B.K
 1989
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105 Functional analysis of regulatory defects in HLA class II negative mutant cell lines Shookster, Linda
 1989
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106 4.3-14 Further DNA sequence microheterogeneity of the HLA-DR4/DW13 haplotype group: Importance of amino acid position 86 of the DR beta 1 chain for T cell recognition Lang, B
 1989
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107 1.3-06 Further heterogeneity of HLA-DR2 — “DR2.3” Mervart, H
 1989
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108 General information 1989
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109 7.3-06 Generation of mixed lymphocyte reactions on CD8+ and CD4+ T subpopulations by a B-LCL lacking HLA class II antigens Jin, Z
 1989
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110 5.2-03 Generation of monoclonal anti-DQw7 and DQw8 antibodies utilizing allele specific DQ beta peptides Hoover, M.L
 1989
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111 7.3-04 Genetic control of trichosanthin-induced immunosuppression Bias, W.B
 1989
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112 6.3-01 Genetic predisposition to autoimmunity: Platelet and endothelial cell antibodies and nephritis Hashemi, S
 1989
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113 7.4-01 Genetic variation in sequences within the binding site of T cell receptor Vβ chains Robinson, Mary Ann
 1989
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114 8.6-02 Genomic HLA class II typing (DR, DQ and DP specificities), primary mixed lymphocytes reaction and G.V.H. disease: Retrospective study of 41 allogeneic marrow transplantations Moreau, P
 1989
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115 8.2-03 Graft-versus-host reaction, relapse and survival after HLA-nonidentical marrow transplants for malignancy Anasetti, C
 1989
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116 7.2-06 Heterogeneity of human CD8 molecules and anti CD8 antibodies Terry, L.A
 1989
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117 6.1-03 HLA and Kaposi's sarcoma in transplant patients Brunson, M.E
 1989
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118 4.1-02 HLA-AR: An inactivated class I locus that is related to HLA-A Zemmour, J
 1989
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119 3.1-02 HLA class I antigens on lymphocytes transduce signal by raising cytoplasmic calcium Dasgupta, J.D
 1989
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120 2.2-07 HLA class II molecules identical by sequence can be recognized differently by alloreactive T cell clones Termijtelen, A
 1989
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121 1.1-02 HLA class I public epitopes recognized by alloantisera: Correlation with amino acid sequences Hunter, J.B
 1989
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122 4.3-02 HLA-DR and DQ RFLP correlations with serology in caucasian and non-caucasian individuals: Characterization of a novel DRw16 RFLP in a Thai individual Howell, W.M
 1989
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123 8.7-04 HLA-DR2 and in vitro sensitivity to immunosuppressive drugs Lazda, V.A
 1989
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124 1.3-07 HLA DR/DQ linkage disequilibrium in haplotypes defined in a large trihybrid pedigree Layrisse, Z
 1989
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125 6.1-06 HLA-D region alloantigens and remission of disease in women with rheumatoid arthritis during pregnancy Lee Nelson, J
 1989
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126 6.2-04 HLA-DR1 is associated with susceptibility and HLA-DQw2 with resistance in Brazilian pemphigus foliaceus Moraes, J.R
 1989
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127 6.2-11 HLA-DR4 nucleotide sequence polymorphisms in rheumatoid arthritis Lanchbury, J.S.S
 1989
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128 4.3-13 HLA-DR typing by means of DNA amplification and non-radioactive allele-specific oligonucleotide hybridization Ferrara, G.B
 1989
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129 6.2-16 HLA DRw52“a” and RFLP-subtyping in mothers alloimmunized against PLA1 platelet antigen Valentin, N
 1989
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130 1.3-01 HLA-DRw13 associations with DQ alleles: DQw1, DQw7, DQw8 and DQw2 Miller, S
 1989
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131 6.1-05 HLA haplotypes in IDDM patients of mixed ethnic origin Esparza, B
 1989
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132 6.1-01 HLA typing in actinic prurigo; a new HLA association Sheridan, D.P
 1989
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133 6.1-09 HLA typing in cystic fibrosis arthritis and hypertrophic osteoarthropathy Rush, P.J
 1989
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134 How to use this book 1989
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135 7.6-02 Human LAK cells induce single-strand nicks in human tumor cells Tomita, A
 1989
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136 1.3-03 Human monoclonal antibody MP8 detects a supertypic determinant encoded by DP beta alleles DPB2.1, DPB3, DPB4.2, DPB8, DPB9 and DPB10 Mazzoleni, O
 1989
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137 7.5-01 Human suppressor T-cell factor cross react with T lymphocytes from lower species Emara, M
 1989
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138 4.1-01 Human trophoblast expresses a non classical HLA class I molecule Ellis, Shirley A
 1989
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139 8.1-07 Hyperacute rejection: A case study Gordon, C.L
 1989
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140 7.2-01 Hyporesponsiveness of “naive” (CD45RA+) human T cells to multiple receptor-mediated stimuli but augmentation of response by costimuli Horgan, K.J
 1989
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141 7.4-02 Identification and characterization of a human T-cell receptor β chain transcriptional element Gottschalk, L
 1989
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142 4.3-09 Identification of a new DRβ3 allele Cotner, Tom
 1989
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143 5.4-02 Identification of 18 HLA-DP alleles with group-specific amplification of DNA and 15 oligonucleotide probes Fernandez-Vina, M
 1989
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144 4.1-12 Identification of the binding domain of a Y box binding protein McDaid, D.M
 1989
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145 2.3-03 Identification of the components of the class II-hemagglutinin peptide complex recognized by a human influenza-specific T cell clone Nygard, N.R
 1989
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146 9.3-04 Idiopathic spontaneous abortion; screening by flow cytometric crossmatch and mixed lymphocyte culture Chen, J.C
 1989
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147 Immunogenetic and cellular aspects of xenogeneic response Reinsmoen, N.L
 1989
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148 8.3-04 Immunogenetic and cellular basis of long-term renal graft acceptance Reinsmoen, N.L
 1989
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149 3.1-01 Immunoglobulin binding by HLA molecules Chia, David
 1989
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150 6.3-05 Immunologic evaluation of patients with psoriasis Nikaein, A
 1989
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151 8.7-06 Immunosuppresive property of clerodendron lectin Sandhu, H.S
 1989
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152 8.5-03 Impact of concurrent viral infection on cellular infiltration at a graft site Orosz, C.G
 1989
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153 8.1-15 Improved graft survival for AHG-XM and FCXM negative retransplant recipients Kerman, R.H
 1989
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154 2.2-06 Indirect response to allogeneic peptides Reinsmoen, N.L
 1989
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155 8.4-07 Induction of anti-idiotypic antibodies to anti-HLA antibodies after donor-specific transfusion in not sensitized kidney graft recipients Pohanka, E
 1989
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156 8.8-04 Induction of renal allograft enhancement by donor-specific transfusions — Requirement for HLA class II disparity Lazda, V.A
 1989
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157 4.1-08 Intensity of DNA-binding activity in nuclear extracts exhibits inverse correlation with levels of class II expression Klutho, Linda M
 1989
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158 7.3-02 Interferon-gamma in autologous and allogeneic mixed lymphocyte cultures Pazderka, F
 1989
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159 7.5-02 Intravenous immunoglobulin G inhibits T cell proliferation Mahoney, R.J
 1989
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160 8.3-03 In vivo clonal selection of T cells following haploidentical bone marrow transplantation for combined immunodeficiency Hoadley, C
 1989
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161 2.1-01 Is HLA-DW typing a direct or indirect reflection of HLA class II polymorphism? Gorski, J
 1989
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162 4.1-05 Isolation and characterization of a MHC class II negative human B cell line Guethlein, L.A
 1989
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163 5.4-06 Isolation and use of HLA class I-expressing transfectants prepared using genomic DNA Drover, S
 1989
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164 6.3-07 Isolation of islet cell reactive monoclonal antibodies from non-obese diabetic mice Valdivia, R
 1989
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165 8.1-12 Lack of T-cell tolerance of noninherited maternal HLA antigens Hadley, G.A
 1989
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166 9.6-02 LAK cell purging of syngeneic and allogeneic bone marrow Cramer, D.V
 1989
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167 4.2-04 Localization of a single amino acid which determines the HLA-B44.1 IEF subtype Fleischhauer, K
 1989
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168 Localization of the HLA 5′ flanking subregions binding to nuclear proteins Park, J.H
 1989
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169 7.6-03 Loss of serine esterase activity during CTL inactivation by a sensitive target Hommel-Berrey, G
 1989
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170 8.6-01 Lymphocyte functional alterations in graft versus host disease Jennings, C.D
 1989
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171 Map of Toronto and Metro 1989
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172 8.2-01 Marrow grafting from HLA matched unrelated donors Beatty, P.G
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173 8.4-09 Maternal tolerance to the fetus: Regulatory networks involved in allogeneic tolerance Reed, E
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174 7.1-02 Maturation and education of allo-antigen specific postthymic T lymphocytes in vitro Kulova, L
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175 Meeting at a glance 1989
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176 6.1-02 MHC and autoimmunity in Mexicans with IDDM Rodríguez, L
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177 MHC antigen expression on cultured human biliary epithelial cells Saidman, S.L
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178 3.2-05 MHC class II complexes do not undergo significant endocytosis David, J.E
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179 2.3-02 MHC-restriction analysis of antigen-specific helper T-cells derived from a caucasian individual with a DR4 (Dw15); DQw3 haplotype Celis, E
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180 2.2-04 Mixed lymphocyte reactivity in cynomologous macaques Heise, E.R
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181 MLR responses in unrelated individuals matched for HLA-B8, DR3, SC01 and one HLA-DR marker Awdeh, Z.L
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182 9.7-01 Molecular typing of variable number of tandem repeat (VNTR) loci in man Hsu, S
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183 7.1-01 Monoclonal antibodies to an IL-3 binding protein Morel, P.A
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184 9.7-02 Multiple restriction fragment length polymorphisms (RFLPs) associated with the chimpanzee V-A-B-D blood group system Rearden, A
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185 6.2-12 Mutagenesis and expression studies of the Dw14 (DR4) epitope Yamanaka, K
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186 8.4-06 Non inherited maternal antigens do not offer protection against sensitization after donor-specific transfusion Pohanka, E
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187 4.3-08 Nucleotide sequencing of the HLA-DR2B2 gene in blacks reveals a new allele Demopulos, J.T
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188 5.4-07 Oligonucleotide typing for DR beta and DQ beta Tonai, Richard
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189 4.3-03 Oligonucleotide typing of DR2-associated DQw1 subspecificities using PCR amplified genomic DNA McCusker, C.T
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190 Outstanding technologist award 1989
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191 8.1-11 Platelet crossmatching in kidney transplantation Terashita, G.Y
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192 4.3-12 Polymorphism of the HLA-DR alleles in American blacks Hurley, C.K
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193 6.2-14 Polymorphism of the human T cell receptor Dβ2 genes and diabetes Hoover, M.L
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194 4.2-01 Polymorphism of three HLA-DR7-bearing major histocompatibility complex extended haplotypes Singal, D.P
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195 5.4-03 Precise definition of DRB1 and DRB3 in the DRw52 group by DNA typing with oligonucleotides Fernandez-Vina, M
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196 3.1-04 Production of monoclonal antibodies reactive with the new HLA class I molecules Geraghty, D
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197 Program committee and reviewers 1989
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198 8.1-17 Progress report on the ASHI/CAP histocompatibility survey program: Analysis of crossmatching and antibody identification results Marrari, Marilyn
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199 10.1-02 Propagation and characterization of lymphocytes infiltrating livers of patients with hepatic autoimmune diseases Saidman, S.L
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200 9.4-01 Quantitative measurement of tetanus toxoid-reactive human T lymphocytes Adams, P.W
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201 9.3-01 Recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) and flow cytometry (FACS) analyses Wagenknecht, D.R
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202 7.3-03 Relevance of DNA fragmentation in LAK cell-mediated cytotoxicity Brahmi, Z
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203 6.3-03 Relevance of MHC molecules on the surface of parasites in human neuro cysticercosis Trejo, V
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204 5.1-04 Reproducibility of HLA typing and cytotoxic scores on frozen T and B cells Ratner, L.J
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205 5.5-04 Resolution of an uninterpretable B cell crossmatch by a flow cytometric crossmatch (FCXM) Bray, R.A
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206 6.2-05 Rheumatoid-factor-negative polyarticular and pauciarticular juvenile arthritis are immunogenetically distinct Fernandez-Vina, M
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207 9.2-02 Role of protein kinase C translocation in non MHC-restricted cytotoxicity Shenov, A
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208 7.4-03 Sequences of T-cell receptor genes expressed by alloreactive T-cell clones Geiger, M.J
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209 8.1-01 Serological and biochemical definition of class I polymorphisms in cadaver renal transplantation Little, A.M
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210 1.3-04 Serologic detection of DQA specificities Barbetti, A.A
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211 10.1-05 Serologic evidence for unique MHC extended haplotypes in blacks Fraser, P
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212 Sheraton centre floor plans 1989
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213 4.3-04 Southern analysis of DQw specificities with a short HLA-DQβ locus-specific, pDQβ141, cDNA probe Sood, S
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214 3.2-02 Specificity of anti-HLA class II antibodies in rheumatoid arthritis sera and synovial fluid Marnell, L.L
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215 8.1-06 Streamlined histocompatibility testing of cadaveric donor-recipient pairs Hsia, S
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216 6.2-03 Study of HLA-DR4 subsets in Israeli patients with rheumatoid arthritis Gao, X
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217 6.2-15 Synergy between histocompatibility antigens and T cell receptor in the anti-RO/SSA response of systemic lupus erythematosus Harley, J.B
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218 7.3-05 T cell-macrophage interaction via HLA class I antigens necessary for CD4+ T cell activation Egea, E
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219 4.3-01 The application of DNA techniques in tissue typing renal recipients and donors Middleton, D
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220 8.4-02 The development of lymphocytotoxic antibodies following renal transplantation correlates with graft failure Martin, S
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221 10.1-01 The distribution of HLA PI values in non-exclusion paternity cases involving blanks and antigen sharing Walker, R.H
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222 2.2-03 The DRw11/w13 family: A continuum of diversity Tang, T.F
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223 6.1-08 The immunogenetics of pemphigus vulgaris Ahmed, A.R
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224 8.4-01 The impact of recombinant erythropoietin (Epo) on pre-transplant recipient sensitization and transplant outcome Braun, W.E
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225 7.2-04 The predictive value of pre-transplant T and NK cell subset profiles as an index of host immune responsiveness Pullis, C
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226 8.2-02 The relationship of HLA match to rejection episodes and survival in heart transplantation patients Pollack, M.S
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227 7.5-03 The role of guanine nucleotide-binding proteins in human natural killer cytotoxic activities Gibboney, J
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228 8.2-06 The role of HLA matching in long term heart graft survival Radvany, R.M
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229 3.2-06 The role of signalling through the cytoplasmic domains of MHC class II molecules in antigen presentation St-Pierre, Y
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230 Transcriptional regulation of murine and human CD45 DiMartino, Jorge F
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231 4.1-06 Transcriptional regulation of the DRα gene in a mutant burkitt's lymphoma cell line Wei, M.L
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232 4.1-04 Transfection and expression of HLA class I and class II genes in the human B cell line WI-L2 NS Becker, Kevin G
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233 8.8-01 Transfusion-induced immunosuppression across different MHC barriers in mouse and man van Twuyver, E
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234 6.2-09 “Trans” or “cis” combinations of HLA-DQα2 or α6/HLA-DQβ2 or β6 chain genes promote the RO(SS-A)/LA(SS-B) autoantibody responses Reveille, J.D
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235 10.1-04 Use of Lotus 123™ and Allways™ to facilitate typing plate production Helgeson, M.A
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236 5.2-01 Use of monoclonal antibodies in the purification of human and bovine fetal islets of langerhans Conley, C.L
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237 8.2-04 Use of oligonucleotide probes to identify HLA-DR sequence polymorphism in bone marrow transplant recipients and donors Baxter-Lowe, L.A
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238 7.2-03 Variation in the allogeneic class II specific cytotoxic T cell repertoire in man Man, S
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239 4.1-10 YB-1 has two distinct binding sites for the HLA class II gene promoter region Giacoletto, K.S
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240 Young investigator awards 1989
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