Volume: 57s2 - Number: - year 1986



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The contribution of Charles C. Shepard to leprosy research: from the mouse footpad model to new DNA technology
R. J. W. Rees

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Structure of Mycobacterium leprae
P. Draper

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Enzymes and other biochemically active components of Mycobacteria
P. R. Wheeler

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Immunological and biochemical characterization and classification of Mycobacterial antigens
M. Harboe and H. G. Wiker

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Lipid- and carbohydrate antigens of M. leprae
P. S. Brennan

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Analysis of idiotypes expressed by anti-mycobacterial mouse monoclonal antibodies using rabbit antisera
J. Ivanyi and K. Praputpitiaya

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Characterization of Mycobacterial species specificity of 14 separate epitopes which reacted with monoclonal antibodies to the 65,000 molecular weight protein molecule of Mycobacterium leprae
T. M. Buchanan, H Nomaguchi, D C Anderson, R A Young, T P Gillis, W J Britton, J Ivanyi, A H Kolk, O Closs, R Bloom and V Mehra

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The characterization and immunoreactivity of a 70 KD protein common to Mycobacterium leprae and Mycobacterium bovis (BCG)
W. J. Brition, R J Grasia, L Hellqvist, J D Watson and A Basten

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Characterization of the 36 K antigen of Mycobacterium leprae
P. R. Klatser, R A Hartskeerl, W C A Van Schooten, A H J Kolk, M M Van Rens and M Yl de Wit

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Simplification and Standardization of serodiagnostic tests for leprosy based on phenolic glycolipid-I (PG-I) antigen
G. Aguado Sanchez, A Malik, C Tougne, P H Lambert and H D Engers

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Development of a dot-ELISA for Detection of Leprosy Antigenuria under Field Conditions
R. R. J. Kaldany and Ayenew Nurlign

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Possible role of helper and cytolytic t cells in mycobacterial infections
S. H. E. Kaufmann, S Chiplunkar, I Flesch and G de Libero

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HLA Class II restricted helper and suppressor clones reactive with Mycobacterium leprae
R. R. P. de Vries, T H M Ottenhoff, L I Shuguang and R A Young

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Characteristics of human T cell clones from BCG and tuberculosis patients
A. S. Mustafa, F Oftung, G K Gill and I Natvig

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The Identification of T cell epitopes in Mycobacterium tuberculosis using human T lymphocyte clones
J. R. Lamb, J Ivanyi, A Rees, R A Young and D B Young

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An HLA-linked gene controls susceptibility to lepromatous leprosy through T cell regulation
I. Kikuchi, T Ozawa, K Hirayama and T Sasazuki

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T lymphocyte clones from leprosy skin lesions
R. L. Modlin, G M Gersuk, E E Nelson, P K Pattengale, J R Gunter, L Chen, C L Cooper, B R Bloom and T H Rea

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Peptides as potential immunodiagnostic reagents to detect mycobacterial infections
T. M. Shinnick

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Analysis of a leprosy-specific antibody epitope
W. B. Brown, W. A. Larrabee and P. S. Kim

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Immunogenic synthetic peptides against mycobacteria of potential immunodiagnostic and immunoprophylactic value
M. E. Patarroyo , C A Parra, C Pinilla, P Del Portillo, M L Torres, P Clavijo, L M Salazar and C Jimenez

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Solid phase peptide synthesis of epitopes that react with monoclonal antibodies to the 65,000 Dalton protein of Mycobacterium leprae
D. C. Anderson, R. A. Young and T. M. Buchanan

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Immunohistochemical studies of leprous neuritis
R. Nilsen, R N Mshana, Y Negesse, G Menigistu and B Kana

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Lepromin stimulates Interleukin-2 production and interleukin-2 receptor expression in situ in lepromatous leprosy patients
B. J. Longley, Abebe Haregewoin, William de Beaumont, K A Smith T Godal

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Regulation of cell-mediated immunity in lepromatous leprosy
G. Kaplan and Z. A. Cohn

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The specificity of the immunodeficiency in lepromatous leprosy
L. J. Reitan

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Reversal of T cell unresponsiveness in lepromatous leprosy
I Nath

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Anti-mycobacterial antibodies in saliva
M Abe, I Miyaji, T Okushita, F Mninagawas, Y Yoshino, Y Sakamoto and K Saikawa

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Cloning of Mycobacterium Leprae genes in streptomyces
F I Lamb and M J Colston

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Induction of protective immunity to mycobacterial infections
P H Lagrange and B Hurtel

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Induction of protective immunity to malaria
R F Anders, G V Brown, R L Coppel and D J Kemp

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Attempts to assess the contribution of T lymphocytes from the L3T4+ and LYT2+ subsets in the immunological control of cutaneous leishmaniasis
J A Louis, R G Titus, S C Mendonca, G Marchal and G Milon

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The development of a vaccination model using two microorganisms and its application in leprosy and leishmaniasis
J Convit, m Ulrich, N Aranzazu, P L Castellanos, M E Pinardi and O Reyes

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The relationship between delayed type hypersensitivity and protective immunity induced by mycobacterial vaccines in man
P E M Fine, J M Ponnighaus and N P Maine

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The Karonga Prevention Trial - which BCG?
P E M Fine and J M Ponnighaus

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Humoral immune responses to M. Jeprae in human volunteers vaccinated 'with killed, armadillo-derived M. Jeprae
H G Gill, A S Mustafa, J Ivanyi, M Harboe and T Godal

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Murine T-cell reactivity to cloned Mycobacterium Leprae antigens
P R Salgame, M J Colston and N A Mitchison

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The lessons to take home
N A Mitchison

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