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Scandinavian Journal of Immunology, 1994
Monoclonal antibody (MoAb) 18C2, prepared against a human EBV transformed lymphoblastic cell line (NC‐37) is specific for a target cell ligand recognized by fish NCC and by mammalian NK cells. MoAb 18C2 inhibits the lysis of a variety of transformed murine and human cells (e. g. NC‐37, YAC‐1, K562, etc.).
John H. Leary +2 more
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Monoclonal antibody (MoAb) 18C2, prepared against a human EBV transformed lymphoblastic cell line (NC‐37) is specific for a target cell ligand recognized by fish NCC and by mammalian NK cells. MoAb 18C2 inhibits the lysis of a variety of transformed murine and human cells (e. g. NC‐37, YAC‐1, K562, etc.).
John H. Leary +2 more
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Aquaculture, 1985
Abstract Experiments were conducted to measure the agglutinating antibody response of channel catfish to a particulate and a soluble antigen administered simultaneously by one of three routes. Specific antibody production in response to administration of particulate brucella tube-test antigen via intramuscular injection, oral drench, and topical ...
Stephen W. Pyle, Donald L. Dawe
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Abstract Experiments were conducted to measure the agglutinating antibody response of channel catfish to a particulate and a soluble antigen administered simultaneously by one of three routes. Specific antibody production in response to administration of particulate brucella tube-test antigen via intramuscular injection, oral drench, and topical ...
Stephen W. Pyle, Donald L. Dawe
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European Journal of Immunology, 1979
AbstractIn order to assess the T cell response to Leishmania tropica in the mouse, a recently described method for the study of T lymphocyte activation by protein antigens has been used. Periaortic and inguinal lymph node cells obtained from mice previously injected at the base of the tail with L.
Louis, J +3 more
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AbstractIn order to assess the T cell response to Leishmania tropica in the mouse, a recently described method for the study of T lymphocyte activation by protein antigens has been used. Periaortic and inguinal lymph node cells obtained from mice previously injected at the base of the tail with L.
Louis, J +3 more
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Immunochemistry, 1977
Abstract Subcellular fractions of Leishmania enriettii promastigotes were prepared by differential centrifugation of parasite homogenates. Antigenic activities of these fractions were determined by microcomplement fixation and indirect radioimmunoassay methods using L. enriettii immune guinea-pig serum.
A.C. Ghose, D.S. Rowe
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Abstract Subcellular fractions of Leishmania enriettii promastigotes were prepared by differential centrifugation of parasite homogenates. Antigenic activities of these fractions were determined by microcomplement fixation and indirect radioimmunoassay methods using L. enriettii immune guinea-pig serum.
A.C. Ghose, D.S. Rowe
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Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science, 1979
SummaryIn this methodological paper an immunoprecipitation technique has been optimised for the identification of antigens of Plasmodium berghei‐infected blood which react with antibody specificities in a host‐protective antiserum. Extracted 3H‐leucine biosynthetically‐labelled products of infected blood were sequentially reacted and precipitated with ...
Russell J. Howard +3 more
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SummaryIn this methodological paper an immunoprecipitation technique has been optimised for the identification of antigens of Plasmodium berghei‐infected blood which react with antibody specificities in a host‐protective antiserum. Extracted 3H‐leucine biosynthetically‐labelled products of infected blood were sequentially reacted and precipitated with ...
Russell J. Howard +3 more
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Thymus Dependency and Chronic Antigenic Stimulation: Immunity to Parasitic Protozoans and Helminths
1973Knowledge of the immunology of protozoal and helminthic infections has lagged behind developments in the field of immunology as a whole; some significant advances have been made in recent years, but the mechanisms which determine the protective immune responses to these parasites are still obscure.
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Journal of Molecular Biology, 2001
The precise molecular mechanisms underlying the switch between the two developmental stages of Toxoplasma gondii, and the metabolic adaptations occurring during this stage conversion are poorly understood. Because inhibitors of mitochondrial respiration are known to trigger differentiation from tachyzoite into bradyzoite stages, we believe that some of
Stanislas Tomavo +4 more
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The precise molecular mechanisms underlying the switch between the two developmental stages of Toxoplasma gondii, and the metabolic adaptations occurring during this stage conversion are poorly understood. Because inhibitors of mitochondrial respiration are known to trigger differentiation from tachyzoite into bradyzoite stages, we believe that some of
Stanislas Tomavo +4 more
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Workshop 1F: Protozoan antigens and genes
International Journal for Parasitology, 1987Peter J. Myler, Ross L. Coppel
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Distribution of a centrosomal antigen during morphogenesis in the ciliated protozoan Euplotes
Biology of the Cell, 1998openaire +1 more source