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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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Private and Public Antigens of the Mouse H-2 System

Nature, 1971
IT was observed rather early in the history of the mouse histocompatibility-2 (H-2) system that some antigens of the system are limited to only one or very few H-2 alleles, whereas others are shared by several alleles1. Antigens with limited distribution were called “private”, as opposed to “general” antigens present in many different H-2 alleles2.
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Further Studies on the Histological Distribution of H‐2 Antigens

Tissue Antigens, 1972
Using the indirect fluorescent antibody technique with H—2 alloantisera, histocompatibility antigens have been localized in unfixed frozen sections of normal mouse tissues of three inbred strains‐C3H, CBA and C57B1.In lymph node sections, all the lymphocytes appeared to contain antigenic material, while in thymus sections considerable variation in ...
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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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The role of H-2 and non-H-2 antigens and genes in the rejection of murine cardiac allografts

Immunogenetics, 1986
Genes of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) in the mouse (H-2 complex) have been shown to be an important factor in determining the immune responsiveness of various strains of mice to isolated antigens (e.g., lysozyme). The role of MHC genes in controlling the responsiveness of mice to multiple alloantigens is less well-defined, and although ...
W N, Peugh, R A, Superina, K J, Wood, P J, Morris   +3 more
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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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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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EXTRACTION OF H-2 ANTIGEN FROM MOUSE

Transplantation, 1964
Methods of breaking BP8 (C3H) ascites sarcoma cells have been compared with respect to the release from the cells of histocompatibility antigen as measured by haemagglutination inhibition. Hypotonic lysis of the cells liberates antigen, leaving the nuclei intact and easily sedimentable.
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H-2 ANTIGENS ON MOUSE SPERMATOZOA

Transplantation, 1972
Johnson, M H, Edidin, M
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INVESTIGATION OF H-2 AND NON-H-2 ANTIGENS ON THE MOUSE BLASTOCYST

Transplantation, 1974
Searle, R, Johnson, M, Billington, W, Elson, J, Clutterbuck, jackson S   +4 more
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