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Bioscience Reports|October 1, 1985
Antigen-induced suppression: the role of class I major histocompatibility antigensK J Wood, P J MorrisHuman Immunology|November 1, 1988
Genomic analysis identifies class II mismatches in serologically DR-compatible human renal allograftsA Bushell, K J Wood, P J MorrisTransplantation|September 1, 1986
Abrogation of the immunosuppressive effect of donor spleen cells on renal allografts in the rat by irradiation or heat treatmentD Cranston, K J Wood, P J MorrisEuropean Journal of Immunology|September 1, 1995
Transplantation tolerance induced by antigen pretreatment and depleting anti-CD4 antibody depends on CD4+ T cell regulation during the induction phase of the responseA Bushell, P J Morris, K J WoodTransplantation|January 1, 1985
Suppression of renal allograft rejection in the rat by class I antigens on purified erythrocytesK J Wood, J Evins, P J MorrisTransplantation|July 27, 1994
Induction of operational tolerance by random blood transfusion combined with anti-CD4 antibody therapy. A protocol with significant clinical potentialA Bushell, P J Morris, K J WoodTransplantation|May 27, 1996
Recipient cells expressing single donor MHC locus products can substitute for donor-specific transfusion in the induction of transplantation tolerance when pretreatment is combined with anti-Cd4 monoclonal antibody. Evidence for a vital role of Cd4+ T cells in the induction of tolerance to class I moleculesD Saitovitch, P J Morris, K J WoodTransplantation|November 27, 1996
Syngeneic bone marrow expressing a single donor class I MHC molecule permits acceptance of a fully allogeneic cardiac allograftW Wong, P J Morris, K J WoodTransplantation|May 27, 1997
Pretransplant administration of a single donor class I major histocompatibility complex molecule is sufficient for the indefinite survival of fully allogeneic cardiac allografts: evidence for linked epitope suppressionW Wong, P J Morris, K J WoodTissue Antigens|July 1, 1988
DQ Wa gives rise to a DQ beta restriction fragment pattern indistinguishable from that of the DQw3.2 sub-type of DQw3A Bushell, K J Wood, P J MorrisPageof 54