THE BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ALTERED MHC EXPRESSION ON TUMORS

[1] AMOS B, 1971, TRANSPLANT P, V3, P71

[2] BODMER WF, 1973, TRANSPLANT P, V5, P1471

[3] GENETIC DETERMINATION OF TL ( THYMUS-LEUKAEMIA ) ANTIGEN IN MOUSE [J]. NATURE, 1964, 201 (492) : 779 - &

[4] ACTIVATION OF A QA TLA CLASS-I MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGEN GENE IS A GENERAL FEATURE OF ONCOGENESIS IN THE MOUSE [J]. NATURE, 1983, 306 (5945) : 756 - 760

[5] THE CLASS-I MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGEN GENE ACTIVATED IN A LINE OF SV40-TRANSFORMED MOUSE CELLS IS H-2DD, NOT QA/TLA [J]. NATURE, 1985, 316 (6024) : 162 - 163

[6] CZARNOMSKA A, 1980, J IMMUNOGENET, V7, P39

[7] HUMAN HELPER T-CELL CLONES THAT RECOGNIZE DIFFERENT INFLUENZA HEMAGGLUTININ DETERMINANTS ARE RESTRICTED BY DIFFERENT HLA-D REGION EPITOPES [J]. IMMUNOGENETICS, 1984, 19 (05) : 409 - 423

[8] FESTENSTEIN H, 1983, TRANSPLANT P, V15, P2107

[9] FESTENSTEIN H, 1986, J IMMUNOGENET, V13, P113

[10] VARIATION IN MHC ANTIGENIC PROFILES OF TUMOR-CELLS AND ITS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS [J]. IMMUNOLOGICAL REVIEWS, 1981, 60 : 85 - 127

[1] AMOS B, 1971, TRANSPLANT P, V3, P71

[2] BODMER WF, 1973, TRANSPLANT P, V5, P1471

[3] GENETIC DETERMINATION OF TL ( THYMUS-LEUKAEMIA ) ANTIGEN IN MOUSE [J]. NATURE, 1964, 201 (492) : 779 - &

[4] ACTIVATION OF A QA TLA CLASS-I MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGEN GENE IS A GENERAL FEATURE OF ONCOGENESIS IN THE MOUSE [J]. NATURE, 1983, 306 (5945) : 756 - 760

[5] THE CLASS-I MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGEN GENE ACTIVATED IN A LINE OF SV40-TRANSFORMED MOUSE CELLS IS H-2DD, NOT QA/TLA [J]. NATURE, 1985, 316 (6024) : 162 - 163

[6] CZARNOMSKA A, 1980, J IMMUNOGENET, V7, P39

[7] HUMAN HELPER T-CELL CLONES THAT RECOGNIZE DIFFERENT INFLUENZA HEMAGGLUTININ DETERMINANTS ARE RESTRICTED BY DIFFERENT HLA-D REGION EPITOPES [J]. IMMUNOGENETICS, 1984, 19 (05) : 409 - 423

[8] FESTENSTEIN H, 1983, TRANSPLANT P, V15, P2107

[9] FESTENSTEIN H, 1986, J IMMUNOGENET, V13, P113

[10] VARIATION IN MHC ANTIGENIC PROFILES OF TUMOR-CELLS AND ITS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS [J]. IMMUNOLOGICAL REVIEWS, 1981, 60 : 85 - 127