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Michael B A Oldstone

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The Journal of Infectious Diseases|June 28, 2015
A Jekyll and Hyde Profile: Type 1 Interferon Signaling Plays a Prominent Role in the Initiation and Maintenance of a Persistent Virus InfectionMichael B A Oldstone
Virology|December 21, 2005
Viral persistence: parameters, mechanisms and future predictionsMichael B A Oldstone
Immunological Reviews|August 23, 2002
Travels along the viral-immunobiology highwayMichael B A Oldstone
Monoclonal Antibodies in Immunodiagnosis and Immunotherapy|April 4, 2014
Molecular mimicry: its evolution from concept to mechanism as a cause of autoimmune diseasesMichael B A Oldstone
Journal of Neurovirology|September 17, 2004
Future trends in neurovirology: neuronal survival during virus infection and analysis of virus-specific T cells in central nervous system tissuesMichael B A Oldstone
Nature Immunology|March 22, 2007
A suspenseful game of 'hide and seek' between virus and hostMichael B A Oldstone
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|January 24, 2013
Lessons learned and concepts formed from study of the pathogenesis of the two negative-strand viruses lymphocytic choriomeningitis and influenzaMichael B A Oldstone
Annual Review of Pathology|October 31, 2015
An Odyssey to Viral PathogenesisMichael B A Oldstone
EMBO Molecular Medicine|December 16, 2020
The riddle of the Sphinx: why sphingosine-1-phosphate may help define molecular mechanisms underlying risk stratification for serious COVID-19 infectionsHugh Rosen, Michael B A Oldstone
Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology|April 15, 2014
Cytokine storm plays a direct role in the morbidity and mortality from influenza virus infection and is chemically treatable with a single sphingosine-1-phosphate agonist moleculeMichael B A Oldstone, Hugh Rosen
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The Journal of Infectious Diseases|June 28, 2015
A Jekyll and Hyde Profile: Type 1 Interferon Signaling Plays a Prominent Role in the Initiation and Maintenance of a Persistent Virus InfectionMichael B A Oldstone
Virology|December 21, 2005
Viral persistence: parameters, mechanisms and future predictionsMichael B A Oldstone
Immunological Reviews|August 23, 2002
Travels along the viral-immunobiology highwayMichael B A Oldstone
Monoclonal Antibodies in Immunodiagnosis and Immunotherapy|April 4, 2014
Molecular mimicry: its evolution from concept to mechanism as a cause of autoimmune diseasesMichael B A Oldstone
Journal of Neurovirology|September 17, 2004
Future trends in neurovirology: neuronal survival during virus infection and analysis of virus-specific T cells in central nervous system tissuesMichael B A Oldstone
Nature Immunology|March 22, 2007
A suspenseful game of 'hide and seek' between virus and hostMichael B A Oldstone
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|January 24, 2013
Lessons learned and concepts formed from study of the pathogenesis of the two negative-strand viruses lymphocytic choriomeningitis and influenzaMichael B A Oldstone
Annual Review of Pathology|October 31, 2015
An Odyssey to Viral PathogenesisMichael B A Oldstone
EMBO Molecular Medicine|December 16, 2020
The riddle of the Sphinx: why sphingosine-1-phosphate may help define molecular mechanisms underlying risk stratification for serious COVID-19 infectionsHugh Rosen, Michael B A Oldstone
Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology|April 15, 2014
Cytokine storm plays a direct role in the morbidity and mortality from influenza virus infection and is chemically treatable with a single sphingosine-1-phosphate agonist moleculeMichael B A Oldstone, Hugh Rosen
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