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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|September 1, 1989
T cells specific for alpha-beta interface regions of hemoglobin recognize the isolated subunit but not the tetramer and indicate presentation without processingM Z Atassi, M Yoshioka, G S BixlerImmunological Communications|January 1, 1984
T cell recognition of lysozyme. II. Shift in specificity during long-term culture determined by synthetic overlapping peptides comprising the entire protein chainG S Bixler, T Yoshida, M Z AtassiExperimental and Clinical Immunogenetics|January 1, 1984
T-cell recognition of lysozyme. I. Localization of regions stimulating T-cell proliferative response by synthetic overlapping peptides encompassing the entire moleculeG S Bixler, T Yoshida, M Z AtassiProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|June 1, 1987
Profile of the continuous antigenic regions on the extracellular part of the alpha chain of an acetylcholine receptorB Mulac-Jericević, J Kurisaki, M Z AtassiImmunology|September 1, 1985
Antigen presentation of lysozyme: T-cell recognition of peptide and intact protein after priming with synthetic overlapping peptides comprising the entire protein chainG S Bixler, T Yoshida, M Z AtassiThe Biochemical Journal|November 15, 1986
Site recognition by protein-primed T cells shows a non-specific peptide size requirement beyond the essential residues of the site. Demonstration by defining an immunodominant T site in myoglobinG S Bixler, M Bean, M Z AtassiJournal of Protein Chemistry|October 1, 1988
Mapping by synthetic peptides of the binding sites for acetylcholine receptor on alpha-bungarotoxinM Z Atassi, C S McDaniel, T ManshouriJournal of Immunogenetics|October 1, 1984
T cell recognition of lysozyme. IV. Localization and genetic control of the continuous T cell recognition sites by synthetic overlapping peptides representing the entire protein chainG S Bixler, T Yoshida, M Z AtassiThe Biochemical Journal|December 1, 1980
The antibody response to myoglobin is independent of the immunized species. Analysis in terms of replacements in the antigenic sites and in environmental residues of the cross-reactions of fifteen myoglobins with sperm-whale myoglobin antisera raised in different speciesS S Twining, H Lehmann, M Z AtassiImmunological Investigations|November 1, 1987
Antigenic regions on the beta chain of human chorionic gonadotropin and development of hormone specific antibodiesJ V Torres, N Yoshioka, M Z AtassiPageof 49