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HLA-D Antigens in Rheumatoid Arthritis and Toxicity to Gold and Penicillamine

Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology, 1986
The frequencies of HLA-D antigens were investigated in 77 Finnish patients who met the ARA criteria of classical or definite rheumatoid arthritis. The control material consisted of healthy blood donors. HLA-Dw4 was significantly (p less than 0.01) increased and HLA-Dw2 significantly (p less than 0.01) decreased in the patients.
P, Nuotio, M, Nissilä, J, Ilonen
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HLA antigens in Asian Indians: HLA-D-DR relationships

Human Immunology, 1981
Fifty-nine Asian Indians were typed for HLA-A, B, D, and DR antigens. Peculiar to the population that we have tested was the absence of HLA-A25, B13, B14, DR1, DW1, LD13 (a DR1-associated HLA-D allele), and LD12 (a DR4-associated HLA-D allele). Certain haplotypes that exhibit high frequencies in Caucasians (such as A2-BW50, AW24-B18, B8-DR3, BW44-DR7 ...
N, Suciu-Foca, E, Reed, R, Khan, C, Coburn, A, Lewison, R, Hassanali, C, Rohowsky, E, Susinno, K, Reemtsma   +8 more
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Correlations between HLA‐D/DR associated Primed Lymphocyte Typing (PLT) defined DP‐antigens, HLA‐D and HLA‐DR antigens

Tissue Antigens, 1981
A panel of 79 individuals were typed for HLA‐D/DR associated Primed Lymphocyte Typing (PLT) defined “DP”‐antigens, HLA‐D and HLA‐DR antigens. Typing for DP‐antigens was carried out with local PLT‐cells. HLA‐D and‐DR typing was performed with all homozygous typing cells and all DR‐antisera included in the 8th International Histocompatibility Workshop ...
N, Morling, B K, Jakobsen, P, Platz, L P, Ryder, A, Svejgaard, M, Thomsen   +5 more
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Structure of HLA-D/DR-BON Antigen

1989
The D-DR BON antigen was individualized among the DR blank specificities in 1986. Cells of this specificity were characterized by serologic unreactivity with all the allo-antisera of the 9th Histocompatibility Workshop and as being DQw1-positive. Studies in the French family BON by mixed lymphocyte culture allowed us to isolate a homozygous typing cell
J. Tkaczuk, M. Thomsen, M. Calot, A. Cambon-Thomsen, E. Ohayon   +4 more
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HLA—DR Antigens in Black North‐Americans and Their Association with HLA—D

Tissue Antigens, 1979
A random population of 108 Black North‐Americans, 79 of whom had also been typed for HLA—D in Mixed Leukocyte Culture (MLC), were serologically tested for DRw with Seventh International Histocompatibility Workshop trays. Clusters of B cell alloantisera were identified which defined several DRw antigens.
R J, Duquesnoy, M, Marrari, K, Annen, M S, Pollack, B, Dupont   +4 more
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Influence of HLA‐D/DR antigen disparity in CTL generation in vitro

Tissue Antigens, 1983
This report describes the influence of HLA‐D/‐DR antigen disparity upon the level of cytotoxicity in allogeneic in vitro cultures.Allogeneic cultures, between unrelated HLA‐D/‐DR full house donors, tested in CML gave three different levels of cytotoxicity, termed weak, intermediate and strong cytotoxicity.
H E, Johnsen, M, Madsen, J, Mossin, T, Kristensen   +3 more
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HLA-D antigen expression and Langerhans' cell infiltrates in thyroid tumors

Endocrine Pathology, 1995
Papillary carcinomas (PCs) of thyroid are among the most common but least aggressive human malignancies. The factors explaining the indolence of these tumors are unknown but host-tumor immune interactions may play a role. This study was designed to determine if there is morphologic evidence of these.
Simon L., Raphael, Sylvia L., Asa
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HLA‐D‐Associated Ia‐Like’ Antigens on Human Macrophages

Scandinavian Journal of Immunology, 1977
Human macrophages procured by culture of adherent peripheral blood mononuclear cells were investigated for reactivity in complement‐dependent cytotoxicity tests with antisera having specificity for HLA‐D‐associated ‘Ia‐like’ B‐cell antigens. The antisera were found to be cytotoxic for 30%–70% of the macrophages from donors whose B cells were also ...
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Dissimilar Effects of Ultraviolet Light on HLA‐D and HLA‐DR Antigens

Tissue Antigens, 1980
Since HLA‐DR antigens are closely related to HLA‐D antigens, we studied the effect of low‐dose ultraviolet irradiation on the ability of human lymphocytes to induce a proliferative response in mixed lymphocyte culture (HLA‐D) and on the serologic reactivity of B lymphocyte HLA‐DR antigens.
L M, Slater, S, Murray, J, Liu, B, Hudelson   +3 more
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Generation of discriminatory PL against HLA-D antigens not detected by serology

Human Immunology, 1981
A family was studied in which the father and the mother were both homozygous for the HLA-DR antigens. All children responded to the parents in MLC, even though each had a copy of the parental DR antigen, implying that they recognized a difference. When the father or the mother was sensitized in PLT against any child, all siblings could restimulate ...
K S, Zier, B, Gansbacher
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