February 2009 Volume 87 Number 2, pp 109 - 190
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Special Issue on TGFbeta Signaling
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NEWS AND COMMENTARY
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Decision by committee: new light on the CD4//CD8-lineage choice
Ellen V Rothenberg
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THEORETICAL ARTICLE
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On the opposing views of the self-nonself discrimination by the immune
system
Melvin Cohn
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COMMENTARY
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Response to Cohn's views
Jacques Miller
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
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GM-CSF deficiency delays neointima formation in a normolipidemic mouse
model of endoluminal endothelial damage
Angie K Harris, Jie Shen, Jane Radford, Shisan Bao and Brett D Hambly
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IL-5-overexpressing mice exhibit eosinophilia and altered wound healing
through mechanisms involving prolonged inflammation
Victoria D Leitch, Xanthe L Strudwick, Klaus I Matthaei, Lindsay A Dent
and Allison J Cowin
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Lack of MD-2 expression in human corneal epithelial cells is an underlying
mechanism of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) unresponsiveness
Jing Zhang, Ashok Kumar, Michelle Wheater and Fu-Shin X Yu
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Natural CD4+ T-cell responses against Trypanosoma cruzi KMP-11 protein in
chronic chagasic patients
Adriana Cuellar, Francia Rojas, Natalia Bolanos, Hugo Diez, Maria del
Carmen Thomas, Fernando Rosas, Victor Velasco, Manuel Carlos Lopez, John
Mario Gonzalez and Concepcion Puerta
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A method for prolonged imaging of motile lymphocytes
Daniel Day, Kim Pham, Mandy J Ludford-Menting, Jane Oliaro, David Izon,
Sarah M Russell and Min Gu
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Dietary modulation of the mucosal immune response to a parasite
Susan J McClure
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CD40 regulates human dendritic cell-derived IL-7 production that, in
turn, contributes to CD8+ T-cell antigen-specific expansion
Beatriz M Carreno, Michelle Becker-Hapak and Gerald P Linette
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In vivo effects of cytokines on pancreatic [beta]-cells in models of
type I diabetes dependent on CD4+ T lymphocytes
Eveline Angstetra, Kate L Graham, Sarah Emmett, Nadine L Dudek, Rima
Darwiche, Rochelle Ayala-Perez, Janette Allison, Pere Santamaria,
Thomas W H Kay and Helen E Thomas
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SHORT COMMUNICATION
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MHC class II-expressing thymocytes suppress invariant NKT cell development
Wei Li, M Hanief Sofi, Datsen G Wei, Wenjun Du, Jacquelyn Gervay-Hague,
Gourapura J Renukaradhya, Randy R Brutkiewicz and Cheong-Hee Chang
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CORRIGENDUM
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Distinct functional capacities of mouse thymic and splenic dendritic
cell populations
Anna I Proietto, Mireille H Lahoud and Li Wu
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