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Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science
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March 1, 1978
The clinical significance of human alpha-fetoprotein
S Yachnin
The Journal of Experimental Medicine
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January 1, 1975
Fetuin, an inhibitor of lymphocyte transformation. The interaction of fetuin with phytomitogens and a possible role for fetuin in fetal development
S Yachnin
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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August 1, 1976
Demonstration of the inhibitory effect of human alpha-fetoprotein on in vitro transformation of human lymphocytes
S Yachnin
Oncodevelopmental Biology and Medicine : the Journal of the International Society for Oncodevelopmental Biology and Medicine
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January 1, 1982
Mevalonic acid as an initiator of cell growth. Studies using human lymphocytes and inhibitors of endogenous mevalonate biosynthesis
S Yachnin
Clinical and Experimental Immunology
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December 1, 1976
Inhibition of human lymphocyte transformation by human alpha-foetoprotein (HAFP); comparison of foetal and hepatoma HAFP and kinetic studies in vitro immunosuppression
S Yachnin, E Lester
Blood
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March 1, 1984
Increased 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase activity and cholesterol biosynthesis in freshly isolated hairy cell leukemia cells
S Yachnin, V Mannickarottu
British Journal of Cancer
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April 1, 1972
Unimpeded growth of tumour in hosts pre-immunized with tyrosyl- or dinitrophenyl-coated tumour cells
S Bauminger, S Yachnin
Clinical and Experimental Immunology
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October 1, 1975
An absolute requirement for serum macromolecules in phytohaemagglutinin-induced human lymphocyte DNA synthesis
S Yachnin, J Raymond
Blood
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July 1, 1984
Mevalonic acid induces DNA synthesis in chronic lymphocytic leukemia cells
R A Larson, S Yachnin
Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)
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August 1, 1977
Inhibition of human lymphocyte transformation by human alpha-fetoprotein (HAFP); HAFP monomers and multimers and a resistant lymphocyte subpopulation
S Yachnin, E P Lester
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Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science
|
March 1, 1978
The clinical significance of human alpha-fetoprotein
S Yachnin
The Journal of Experimental Medicine
|
January 1, 1975
Fetuin, an inhibitor of lymphocyte transformation. The interaction of fetuin with phytomitogens and a possible role for fetuin in fetal development
S Yachnin
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
|
August 1, 1976
Demonstration of the inhibitory effect of human alpha-fetoprotein on in vitro transformation of human lymphocytes
S Yachnin
Oncodevelopmental Biology and Medicine : the Journal of the International Society for Oncodevelopmental Biology and Medicine
|
January 1, 1982
Mevalonic acid as an initiator of cell growth. Studies using human lymphocytes and inhibitors of endogenous mevalonate biosynthesis
S Yachnin
Clinical and Experimental Immunology
|
December 1, 1976
Inhibition of human lymphocyte transformation by human alpha-foetoprotein (HAFP); comparison of foetal and hepatoma HAFP and kinetic studies in vitro immunosuppression
S Yachnin, E Lester
Blood
|
March 1, 1984
Increased 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase activity and cholesterol biosynthesis in freshly isolated hairy cell leukemia cells
S Yachnin, V Mannickarottu
British Journal of Cancer
|
April 1, 1972
Unimpeded growth of tumour in hosts pre-immunized with tyrosyl- or dinitrophenyl-coated tumour cells
S Bauminger, S Yachnin
Clinical and Experimental Immunology
|
October 1, 1975
An absolute requirement for serum macromolecules in phytohaemagglutinin-induced human lymphocyte DNA synthesis
S Yachnin, J Raymond
Blood
|
July 1, 1984
Mevalonic acid induces DNA synthesis in chronic lymphocytic leukemia cells
R A Larson, S Yachnin
Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)
|
August 1, 1977
Inhibition of human lymphocyte transformation by human alpha-fetoprotein (HAFP); HAFP monomers and multimers and a resistant lymphocyte subpopulation
S Yachnin, E P Lester
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