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Tumor-host cell hybrids in radiochimeras reconstituted with bone marrow and thymus grafts
CBA/H and CBA/HT6T6 radiation chimeras were prepared by lethal irradiation and subsequent reconstitution with bone marrow of the host karyotype and thymocytes of the opposite karyotype. After T- and B-cell chi.....
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Article
Cell-surface antigens induced by RNA tumour viruses
Host animals show an immune response to the surface of cells infected with RNA tumour viruses. An element of this response is due to expression of viral structural antigens, but the major part is due to virus-...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Growth of the HTLV-III Strain of Human Immunodeficiency Virus in Different Cell Types
The major immunological abnormality in the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) appears to be a quantitative defect in the T4 antigen-positive helper/inducer T-cell subset. AIDS is etiologically linked to...
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Article
A new classification for HIV-1
The phenotype of HIV-1 isolates is defined by the cells in which they replicate in vitro, but these phenotypes can change in vivo with profound implications for viral transmission, pathogenesis and disease progre...
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Chapter
V3-mediated neutralization of primary isolates. Serology with synthetic V3 peptides demonstrates deficiencies in anti-V3 response