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HLA-D and -DR antigens on human amniotic fluid cells. I. Lack of expression of HLA-D.
Tissue antigens, 1983Human amniotic fluid cells, known to express HLA-A, -B, and -C antigens, were tested for the presence of lymphocyte-stimulating antigens (LD or HLA-D) using modifications of the mixed lymphocyte culture (MLC) and primed lymphocyte typing (PLT) tests. Peripheral blood lymphocytes were co-cultured with various concentrations of allogeneic amniotic fluid ...
E, Valentine-Thon +3 more
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HLA‐D restriction of antigen‐specific proliferative T cell responses
Tissue Antigens, 1983The specificity of the inhibitory activity of anti HLA‐DR antisera on the proliferative response of human T cells to soluble antigens has been recently challenged. Furthermore, there are conflicting reports about the effect of antisera to the stimulatory antigen.
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HLA‐D/DR restriction of proliferative T cell responses to antigen
Tissue Antigens, 1982Antigen‐specific T cell blasts may be separated from alloreactive cells on Percoll gradients. The absence of alloreactivity allowed us to study HLA‐D/DR restriction of proliferative T cell responses towards PPD and HSV antigens using allogeneic antigen‐presenting cells.
E. J. Berle, A. B. Thoresen, E. Thorsby
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Biochemical analysis of the polymorphism of three HLA-D region antigens.
Molecular biology & medicine, 1984Two-dimensional gel electrophoretic analyses of immunoprecipitates of the HLA-D region antigens revealed three beta (Mr 28 X 10(3) to 30 X 10(3) structurally polymorphic polypeptides. Analyses of the nonglycosylated beta polypeptides indicated that their polymorphism is most probably due to variations in amino acid structure.
T, de Kretser +3 more
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Antigens in human monocytes. III. Use of monocytes in typing for HLA-D related (DR) antigens.
Transplantation proceedings, 1979Monocyte preparations were obtained from the peripheral blood by adherence to plastic dishes. The number of monocytes obtained was significantly greater than the number of B cells recovered from similar samples. Monocytes could be frozen and thawed with relatively little loss in cell numbers or viability. Cytotoxicity tests were performed most reliably
P, Colbaugh, P, Stastny
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Tissue antigens, 1983
Antigen-specific T cell blasts may be separated from alloreactive cells on Percoll gradients. The absence of alloreactivity allowed us to study HLA-D/DR restriction of proliferative T cell responses towards PPD and HSV antigens using allogeneic antigen-presenting cells.
E J, Berle, A B, Thoresen, E, Thorsby
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Antigen-specific T cell blasts may be separated from alloreactive cells on Percoll gradients. The absence of alloreactivity allowed us to study HLA-D/DR restriction of proliferative T cell responses towards PPD and HSV antigens using allogeneic antigen-presenting cells.
E J, Berle, A B, Thoresen, E, Thorsby
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HLA-D REGION ANTIGEN EXPRESSION ON STOMACH EPITHELIUM IN ABSENCE OF AUTOANTIBODIES
The Lancet, 1986J, Spencer, S, Pugh, P G, Isaacson
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