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Annual Review of Immunology|January 1, 1986

An overview of T-suppressor cell circuitsG L Asherson, V Colizzi, M Zembala

Cellular Immunology|November 1, 1988

IL-2 influences the balance between immunity and unresponsiveness in the picryl (TNP) contact sensitivity system by blocking the development or action of an Lyt-2+, I-J+ T suppressor cellJ Madar, G L Asherson, V Colizzi, et al.

Cellular Immunology|August 1, 1984

T suppressor factor activity is due to two separate molecules. The Lyt-1(-)2+I-J+ cells of mice primed with antigen make an antigen binding molecule which is only active when complemented by cofactor made by Lyt-1+2(-)I-J+ cellsM Zembala, M Watkins, V Colizzi, et al.

Journal of Immunogenetics|April 1, 1987

General considerations in the interpretation of I-J genetic restrictions: evidence that the antigen-binding chain of antigen-specific T-suppressor factor has two recognition sites for members of the I-J hierarchyG L Asherson, M Zembala, G C Romano, et al.

Cellular Immunology|May 1, 1988

A alpha and A beta class II I-A determinants of antigen-specific T-helper factor and its antigen-nonbinding chainJ A Little, G L Asherson, V Colizzi, et al.

Cellular Immunology|October 15, 1985

I-A region genetic restriction in the production and action of an antigen-specific T-helper factor which bears I-A region determinant(s)V Colizzi, G L Asherson, M Zembala, et al.

Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|August 15, 1986

Nonspecific T suppressor factor (nsTsF) cascade in contact sensitivity: nsTsF-1 causes an Ly-1+2- I-A+ immune T cell to produce a second, genetically restricted, nsTsF-2M Zembala, G C Romano, V Colizzi, et al.

Immunology|November 1, 1984

Equivalence of conventional anti-picryl T suppressor factor in the contact sensitivity system and monoclonal anti-NP TsF3: their final non-specific effect via the T acceptor cellG L Asherson, M E Dorf, V Colizzi, et al.

Cellular Immunology|February 1, 1984

Nonspecific inhibitor of contact sensitivity made by T-acceptor cells: triggering of T cells armed with antigen-specific T-suppressor factor (TsF) requires both occupancy of the major histocompatibility complex recognition site by soluble I-J product and cross-linking of the antigen recognition sites of the TsFG L Asherson, V Colizzi, M Zembala, et al.

Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|February 1, 1983

Nonspecific inhibitor of DNA synthesis elaborated by T acceptor cells. I. Specific hapten- and I-J-driven liberation of an inhibitor of cell proliferation by Lyt-1-2+ cyclophosphamide-sensitive T acceptor cells armed with a product of Lyt-1+2+-specific suppressor cellsM Malkovský, G L Asherson, P Chandler, et al.

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Annual Review of Immunology|January 1, 1986

An overview of T-suppressor cell circuitsG L Asherson, V Colizzi, M Zembala

Cellular Immunology|November 1, 1988

IL-2 influences the balance between immunity and unresponsiveness in the picryl (TNP) contact sensitivity system by blocking the development or action of an Lyt-2+, I-J+ T suppressor cellJ Madar, G L Asherson, V Colizzi, et al.

Cellular Immunology|August 1, 1984

T suppressor factor activity is due to two separate molecules. The Lyt-1(-)2+I-J+ cells of mice primed with antigen make an antigen binding molecule which is only active when complemented by cofactor made by Lyt-1+2(-)I-J+ cellsM Zembala, M Watkins, V Colizzi, et al.

Journal of Immunogenetics|April 1, 1987

General considerations in the interpretation of I-J genetic restrictions: evidence that the antigen-binding chain of antigen-specific T-suppressor factor has two recognition sites for members of the I-J hierarchyG L Asherson, M Zembala, G C Romano, et al.

Cellular Immunology|May 1, 1988

A alpha and A beta class II I-A determinants of antigen-specific T-helper factor and its antigen-nonbinding chainJ A Little, G L Asherson, V Colizzi, et al.

Cellular Immunology|October 15, 1985

I-A region genetic restriction in the production and action of an antigen-specific T-helper factor which bears I-A region determinant(s)V Colizzi, G L Asherson, M Zembala, et al.

Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|August 15, 1986

Nonspecific T suppressor factor (nsTsF) cascade in contact sensitivity: nsTsF-1 causes an Ly-1+2- I-A+ immune T cell to produce a second, genetically restricted, nsTsF-2M Zembala, G C Romano, V Colizzi, et al.

Immunology|November 1, 1984

Equivalence of conventional anti-picryl T suppressor factor in the contact sensitivity system and monoclonal anti-NP TsF3: their final non-specific effect via the T acceptor cellG L Asherson, M E Dorf, V Colizzi, et al.

Cellular Immunology|February 1, 1984

Nonspecific inhibitor of contact sensitivity made by T-acceptor cells: triggering of T cells armed with antigen-specific T-suppressor factor (TsF) requires both occupancy of the major histocompatibility complex recognition site by soluble I-J product and cross-linking of the antigen recognition sites of the TsFG L Asherson, V Colizzi, M Zembala, et al.

Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)|February 1, 1983

Nonspecific inhibitor of DNA synthesis elaborated by T acceptor cells. I. Specific hapten- and I-J-driven liberation of an inhibitor of cell proliferation by Lyt-1-2+ cyclophosphamide-sensitive T acceptor cells armed with a product of Lyt-1+2+-specific suppressor cellsM Malkovský, G L Asherson, P Chandler, et al.

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