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Biochemical Aspects of H-2 Antigens

1975
Plasma membranes are composed primarily of three constituents: lipids (and cholesterol), proteins, and water, their proportions varying from one cell to another.
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Transplantation antigens in a high molecular weight form — I Mouse H-2 antigens

Immunochemistry, 1971
Abstract By extraction of membrane fragments of mouse spleen cells with sodium dodecylsulphate in the presence of starch stearate, a soluble fraction may be obtained which carries the H-2 specificities defined by the particular mouse genotype used. These specificities reside on a substance having a molecular size in the region of several million, as ...
Hammerling, U, Davies, D A, Manstone, A J   +2 more
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H-2 antigens, on mast cell membrane, as target antigens for anaphylactic degranulation

Cellular Immunology, 1978
Abstract When single mast cells were isolated by micromanipulation, specific H-2 antigen-bearing mast cells were degranulated upon incubation with alloimmune sera (DAAD). When specific alloantigens were presented by lymphoid cells only, no degranulation occurred.
Daeron, M, Voisin, G A
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Cells Inducing Tolerance to Mls and H-2 Antigens

1991
The thymus shapes the T cell repertoire by selecting T cells which recognize foreign antigens in association with self major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecules and by tolerizing those cells which have the potential to react to self antigens.1,2 There is now convincing evidence that negative selection (tolerance induction) of potentially self ...
S R, Webb, J, Sprent
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THE PRESENCE OF NON-H-2 HISTOCOMPATABILITY SPECIFICITIES IN PREPARATIONS OF MOUSE H-2 ANTIGENS

Transplantation, 1963
SUMMARY Preparations of mouse H-2 histocompatibility antigens, isolated by following haemagglutination inhibitory activity, have been examined for the presence of antigeneic specificities determined by other histocompatibility loci (non H-2 antigens).
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DETECTION OF H-2 ANTIGENS IN SERUM

Transplantation, 1975
Callahan, G N, Ferrone, S, Allison, J P, Reisfeld, R A   +3 more
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Detection of H-2 Antigens on Mouse Spermatozoa by the Cytotoxicity Test

Nature, 1970
E. Goldberg, T. Aoki, E. A. Boyse, D. Bennett   +3 more
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Structure of C-terminal half of two H–2 antigens from cloned mRNA

Nature, 1981
F. Bregegere, J. Abastado, S. Kvist, L. Rask, J. Lalanne, H. Garoff, B. Cami, K. Wiman, D. Larhammar, P. A. Peterson, G. Gachelin, P. Kourilsky, B. Dobberstein   +12 more
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The Influence of Thymus H‐2 Antigens on the Specificity of Maturing Killer and Helper Cells

Immunological Reviews, 1978
M. Bevan, P. Fink
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�Strength� of H-2 and Non-H-2 Antigens

2015
Alena Lengerov�, V. Matoušek, Marta Pol�ckov�, V. Viklick�, Marta Vojt�škov�   +4 more
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