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The tight-skin mouse: an animal model of inherited emphysema., G A. Rossi, G W. Hunninghake, S V. Szapiel, J E. Gadek, J D. Fulmer, Kawanami, V J. Ferrans, and R G. Crystal

The time and order of appearance of some endochondral ossification centers in the rabbit fetus., Deborah A. Cotton

The time and site of contraceptive action of an intra-uterine device in the mouse., J H. Marston and W A. Kelly

The time course of covalent binding of (14c)-4-n,n-di(2'-chloro- ethyl) aniline (aniline mustard) to mouse liver and kidney nucleic acids and proteins in vivo., G P. Warwick

The time course of dna repair following methyl nirto- -nitrosoguanidine (mnng) treatment of p388f lymphoma cells in culture. I. Alkali dissociable dna lesions and their restitution., O Nikaido and B W. Fox

The time factor in cancer chemotherapy., G Mathe, M Schneider, and L Schwartzenberg

The time needed for normalization of hairless mouse epidermis after treatment with twice weekly topical skin applications of 10 nmol 12-o-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate in acetone, or acetone alone, for 18 weeks. A morphologic and cell kinetic study., O H. Iversen, J E. Paulsen, and A Schjolberg

The time of appearance of ia antigens during spermatogenesis in the mouse., M Fellous, R P. Erickson, G Gachelin, and F Jacob

The time of appearance of ia antigens during spermatogenesis in the mouse. Relationship between ia antigens and h-2, beta2 microglobulin and f9 antigens. Abstr., M Fellous, R P. Erickson, G Gachelin, P Dubois, and F Jacob

The time of appearance of lung tumours in mice injected when newly born with 9,10-dimethyl-1,2-benzanthracene (dmba)., M A. Walters and F J. Roe

The time of metastasis and release of circulating tumor cells as determined in an experimental system., M D. Romsdahl, E W. Chu, R Hume, and R R. Smith

The time of origin of purkinje cells in the mouse cerebellum with special reference to regional differences. Abstr., M Inouye and U Murakami

The time of ovulation and its diurnal regulation in the post-parturitional mouse., M N. Runner and A J. Ladman

The timing of appearance of host response in murine tumors. Abstr., C P. Karakousis, H O. Douglass, and M P. Goldrosen

The tissue distribution of misonidazole and its metabolites in mice. Abstr., J B. Chin, A J. Varghese, and A M. Rauth

The tla locus. A new allele and antigenic specificity., L Flaherty, K Sullivan, and D Zimmerman

The tla region of the mouse. Identification of a new serologically defined locus qa-2., L Flaherty

The t-locus of the mouse., D Bennett

The t-locus of the mouse, implications for mechanisms of development., waelsch S. Gluecksohn and R P. Erickson

The t lymphocyte proliferative response to poly-l-glu-poly-d,l- -ala--poly-l-lys., A M. Solinger and R H. Schwartz

The t lymphocyte responses to cytochrome c. Iii. Relationship of the fine specificity of antigen recognition to major histocompatibility complex genotype., L A. Matis, S M. Hedrick, C Hannum, M E. Ultee, A Lebwohl, E Margoliash, A M. Solinger, E A. Lerner, and R H. Schwartz

The topography of some anionic sites at the surfaces of fixed ehrlich ascites tumour cells., L Weiss, O Jung, and R Zeigel

The tortoise shell house mouse., M M. Dickie

The to strains of theiler's viruses cause "slow virus-like" infections in mice., H L. Lipton and M C. Canto

The total mastectomy and subsequent replacement of breasts in the mouse., J M. Riggott

The toxic effects on blood clotting factors of ethylene glycol produced by ethylene oxide sterilization. Abstr., R C. Allen, H Meier, and W G. Hoag

The toxicity of 125iudr in cultured mouse bp8 tumour cells., D Porteous

The toxicity of guanine nucleotide depletion in mouse t lymphoma (s-49) cells. Abstr., M B. Cohen and W Sadee

The toxicity of inactivated bacteria and endotoxin in mice suffering from protein malnutrition., P Price and R G. Bell

The toxic properties of massive inoculums of newcastle disease virus and influenza virus (pr8) for cell strains derived from normal and neoplastic tissue., E J. Mason and N Kaufman

The training of college and university teachers., C C. Little

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The transcriptional landscape of the mammalian genome.

The transcriptional profile of three mouse chromosomes., Kriten E. Kai

The transcription factor Nr2e3 functions in retinal progenitors to suppress cone cell generation., N B. Haider, P Demarco, A M. Nystuen, X Huang, R S. Smith, M A. McCall, J K. Naggert, and Patsy M. Nishina

The transfer of antibody production by peritoneal cells from irradiated and non-irradiated immunized mice. Abstr., L Kornfeld

The transfer of cellular immune responses., Jacqueline Carter

The transfer of colloidal particles from the peritoneum to the mediastinum containing implanted tumors in mice. Abstr., L Adlersberg and J M. Singer

The transfer of handedness in C57BL/6J mice., David M. Keller

The transformation of a transplantable erythroleukemia into a myelogenous disease through isologous blood transfusions in blab/c mice. Abstr., V S. Gallicchio

The transient appearance of degenerate antibody early in the course of the immune response., E A. Kan and G W. Siskind

The transient appearance of specific proteins in one-cell mouse embryos., B Cullen, K Emigholz, and J Monahan

The transition from embryonic to adult isozyme expression in reaggregating cell cultures of mouse brain., L P. Kozak

The transition from oocyte-coded to embryo-coded glucose phosphate isomerase in the early mouse embryo., J D. West and J F. Green

The transmission of antibodies and normal gamma-globulins across the young mouse gut., I G. Morris

The transmission of breast and lung cancer in mice., J J. Bittner and C C. Little

The transmission of the virus of myeloid leukaemia of mice by the milk., W Krischke and A Graffi

The transplantation kinetics of tumour cells., E H. Porter, H B. Hewitt, and E R. Blake

The transplantation of allogeneic haemopoietic tissue in adult anaemic mice of the w-series previously made immunologically tolerant., M J. Seller

The transplantation of animal tumours by deep-frozen tissue., N S. Kiseleva

The transplantation of splenic tissue in mice., J J. Bittner

The transplanted tumor as a research tool in cancer immunology., N Kaliss

The transport and oxidation of succinate by ehrlich ascites-tumour cells., T L. Spencer

The transport of chloride in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., C Levinson and M L. Villereal

The transport of potassium ions in normal and dystrophic mouse muscle., L H. Burr and H Mclennan

The transport of sulfate ions across the membrane of the ehrlich ascites tumor cell., C Levinson and M L. Villereal

The treatment of acutely x-irradiated mice with streptomycin and de- rivatives of 6-aminopenicillanic acid., T L. Fallowfield

The treatment of chronic murine homologous disease, a comparative study of four 'immunosuppressive' agents., R S. Schwartz and L Beldotti

The treatment of experimental mouse hemoblastosis. Iii. Chemotherapy of the lah vufb leukemia with some 4-amino analogues of floic acid., J Soucek, J Sochman, K Motycka, O Novotna, and K Slavik

The treatment of experimental mouse hemoblastosis. II. The effect of long-term administration of some folic acid antagonists on mice of the akr strain., K Motycka, J Soucek, and K Slavik

The treatment of experimental mouse hemoblastosis. I. The effect of some new folic acid antimetabolites on cell transplanted leukemia in mice of the akr strain., K Motycka, J Soucek, K Slavik, J Jirasek, and A Jirasek

The treatment of prolonged seizure activity with intravenous diazepam., D W. Bailey and G M. Fenichel

The treatment of x-irradiated germfree cfw and c3h mice with isologous and homologous bone marrow. Abstr., R Wilson and S S. Connell

The t suppressor cell alloantigen tsud maps near immunoglobulin allotype genes and may be a heavy chain constant-region marker on a t cell receptor., F L. Owen, R Riblet, and B A. Taylor

The T suppressor cell alloantigen Tsud maps near immunoglobulin allotype genes and may be an heavy chain constant-region marker on a T cell receptor., F L. Owen, R Riblet, and B A. Taylor

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The tubby-like proteins, a family with roles in neuronal development and function., A Ikeda, P M. Nishina, and J K. Naggert

The tumor dormant state. Comparison of l5178y cells used to establish dormancy with those that emerge after its termination., K J. Weinhold, D A. Miller, and E F. Wheelock

The tumor dormant state. Quantitation of l5178y cells and host immune responses during the establishment and course of dormancy in syngeneic dba/2 mice., K J. Weinhold, L T. Goldstein, and E F. Wheelock

The tumorigenic and carcinogenic effect of 12-0-tetra- decanoylphorbol-13-acetate when applied to the skin of balb/ca and hairless (hr/hr) mice., E G. Astrup and O H. Iversen

The tumorigenic and leukemogenic activity of a mouse tissue culture cell line chronically infected with murine leukemia viruses. Abstr., S A. Mayyasi, L Bulfone, H Foster, G Shibley, and P H. Aldenderfer

The tumor-inhibitory activity of 5-tri-fluoromethyl-2'-deoxyuridine (f3tdr). Abstr., C Heidelberger and S W. Anderson

The tumor-inhibitory effects of 3-methylcholanthrene on trans- plantable and 3-methylcholanthrene-induced tumors in c3h mice., J S. Thompson, C W. Gurney, and W H. Kirsten

The tumor necrotizing effect of lipoid a component of e scherichia coli endotoxin., E Mihich, O Westphal, O Luderitz, and E Neter

The tumor promoter 12-0-tetradecanoyl-phorbol-13-acetate enhances the proliferative response of balb/c-3t3 cells to hormonal growth factors., C N. Frantz, C D. Stiles, and C D. Scher

The tumor promoter 12-0-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate stimulates lactate production in balb/c 3t3 preadipose cells., T G. Obrien, D Saladik, and L Diamond

The tumor-protective effect of selenium in an experimental model., C Witting, U Witting, and V Krieg

The tumour-inhibiting activity of some 9-aminoacridines and related compounds., C Radzikowski, Z Ledochowski, and A Ledochowski

The turnover of folate coenzymes in murine lymphoma cells., P F. Nixon, G Slutsky, A Nahas, and J R. Bertino

The turnover of isotopically labelled dna in vivo in developing, adult and scrapie-affected mouse brain., R Kimberlin, D Shirt, and S Collis

The turnover of microsomal protein in the livers of phenobarbital- -treated mice., L Shuster and H Jick

The turnover of microsomal reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate-cytochrome c reductase in the livers of mice treated with ohenobarbital., H Jick and L Shuster

The twitcher mouse: an ultrastructural study on the oligodendroglia., H Takahashi, H Igisu, K Suzuki, and K Suzuki

The twitcher mouse: determination of genetic status by galactosylceramidase assays on clipped tail., T Kobayashi, H Nagara, K Suzuki, and K Suzuki

The twitcher mouse: normal pattern of early myelination in the spinal cord., H Nagara, T Kobayashi, K Suzuki, and K Suzuki

The two-dimensional topographic distribution of h-2 histocompati- bility alloantigens on mouse red blood cell membranes., G L. Nicolson, R Hyman, and S Singer

The two high responder haplotypes to (tg)-a--l do not cross- react at the helper t cell level., P Marrack and J W. Kappler

The type II activin receptors are essential for egg cylinder growth, gastrulation, and rostral head development in mice., J Song, S P. Oh, H Schrewe, M Nomura, H Lei, M Okano, T Gridley, and E Li

The tyrosinase activity of melanosomes from the harding-passey melanoma. The absence of a peroxidase component in vitro., R A. Mufson

The tyrosinases of mouse melanoma. Isolation and molecular properties., J B. Burnett

The ubiquitous subunit of the globin enhancer-binding protein NF-E2 (Nfe2u) maps to mouse chromosome 5., L L. Peters and E M. Eicher

The ultrastructural distribution of several phosphatase enzymes in mouse mammary tumor system., D S. Misfeldt, R D. Cardiff, and S R. Wellings

The ultrastructural localization of acid phosphatase in the crypt epithelium of the irradiated mouse duodenum., J Hugon and M Borgers

The ultrastructural localization of antigens in ehrlish ascites tumor cells against antinuclear factors in lupus erythematosus sera by peroxidase-labelled antibody method., M Machida and M Hoshino

The ultrastructural substratum of tumor reproduction. Abstr., J C. Lee and W A. Yu

The ultrastructure of collagen in the dermis of tight-skin (tsk) mutant mice., D N. Menton and R A. Hess

The ultrastructure of early embryonic stages of spontaneously activated mouse ovarian eggs cultured in vitro. Abstr., E Anderson, P C. Hoppe, and G Lee

The ultrastructure of erythroblastic islands and reticular cells in mouse bone marrow., I Berman

The ultrastructure of functional mouse adrenal cortical tumor cells in vitro., P Mattson and J Kowal

The ultrastructure of implanted trophoblast cells of the yellow agouti mouse., M S. Nowel and G B. Chapman

The ultrastructure of mouse testicular interstitial tissue containing plutonium-239 and its significance in explaining the observed distribution of plutonium in the testis., P Ash and T Parker

The ultrastructure of murine secondary palatal ectomesenchyme during shelf reorientation., P B. Innes

The ultrastructure of normal myogenesis in the limb of the mouse., A C. Platzer

The ultrastructure of osteoclasts in microphthalmic mice., M E. Holtrop, K A. Cox, G Eilon, H A. Simmons, and L G. Raisz

The ultrastructure of platelet pseudopodia and the adhesion of homologous platelets to tumour cells., B A. Warren

The ultrastructure of polyploid b-cells in the islets of normal mice., R E. Bowen and F J. Swartz

The ultrastructure of polyploid beta cells in islets of normal mice. Abstr., R E. Bowen and F J. Swartz

The ultrastructure of primordial germinal cells of the fetal testes and of embryonal carcinoma cells of mice., G B. Pierce and T F. Beals

The ultrastructure of sarcoma i cells and immune macrophages during their interaction in the peritoneal cavities of immune c57bl/6 mice., V C. Chambers and R S. Weiser

The ultrastructure of skeletal haemangiosarcomas induced in mice by strontium-90., P Ash and J F. Loutit

The ultrastructure of target cells and immune macrophages during their interaction in vitro., V C. Chambers and R S. Weiser

The ultrastructure of the gingiva in the diabetic mouse., S E. Anapolle, J T. Albright, and F O. Craft

The ultrastructure of the islets of langerhans in normal and obese- -hyperglycemic mice., N Bjorkman, C Hellerstrom, and B Hellman

The ultrastructure of the lung of mice exposed to a supra-lethal dose of ionizing radiation on the thorax., J R. Maisin

The ultrastructure of the mesenchymal element of the palatal shelves of the fetal mouse., P B. Innes

The ultrastructure of the rods of the mouse retina., A I. Cohen

The ultrastructure of tumours derived from spontaneously transformed tissue culture cells., P D. Wilson and L Franks

The ultrastructure of virus- and radiation-induced thymomas of c57bl mice., B Lagerlof

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The UNC5C netrin receptor regulates dorsal guidance of mouse hindbrain axons., D Kim and S L. Ackerman

The underlying principles of scientific publication., C A. Ball, G Sherlock, H Parkinson, Sera P. Rocca, H C. Causton, T Gaasterland, F Holstege, M Ringwald, P Spellman, C J. Stoeckert, A Brazma, and J Quackenbush

The undifferentiated and extended forms of c1300 murine neuroblastoma., D Graham, N Gonatas, and F Charalampous

The unexpected isolation of an ly1+, qa2+ t cell clone from an igm+ b cell lymphoma. Abstr., C L. Reinisch, A P. Sing, and J L. Troutner

The unique combination of dermatological and ocular phenotypes in Alstrom syndrome: severe presentation, early onset and two novel ALMS1 mutations., M Kocova, Angelovska E. Sukarova, R Kacarska, P Maffei, G Milan, and J D. Marshall

The unusual fate of second skin grafts across an h(tla) barrier., L Flaherty and D Bennett

The uptake and intracellular distribution of 7-ketocholesterol and cholesterol in cultured cells., Joyce Moscowitz

The uptake and metabolism of 3h-corticosterone and fluorometrically determined corticosterone in fetuses of several mouse strains., N Tuan, D J. Rekdal, and A Burton

The uptake and retention of chromium by cells., C J. Sanderson

The uptake by t cells of ia antigens released from macrophages. Abstr., F Paraskevas and S T. Lee

The uptake, distribution and antitumor activity of 1-(2-choloroethyl)- -3-cyclohexyl-1-nitrosourea in the murine glioma., V A. Levin, W R. Shapiro, T P. Clancy, and V T. Oliverio

The uptake in the pancreatic islets of nicotinamide, nicotinic acid and tryptophan and their ability to prevent streptozotocin diabetes in mice., H Tjalve and E Wilander

The uptake of 131i-tagged protein by ehrlich ascites tumor cells., D Thomason and E Schofield

The uptake of 3h-thymidine in the cranial base of cleft palate mice. Abstr., S Long, K Larsson, and S Lohmander

The uptake of 5-hydroxytryptamine, histamine, and their amino acid precursors by neoplastic mast cells., J P. Green

The uptake of 89sr and 65zn by mouse melanoma., H Woodard and K Corey

The uptake of amino acids at 4 degree c by l1210 cells. Abstr., W Yu

The uptake of as74-labeled arsonoazoproteins in tissues of tumor- -bearing mice., J L. Mego and J D. Queen

The uptake of colloidal au198 by ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells in vitro. Abst., D F. Wallach and D Ulbrey

The uptake of creatine by various tissues from a mouse bearing tumor cells., M Yanokura, Y Sawai, and K Tsukada

The uptake of differentially coupled 74as-arsano-poly-l-lysine-in tumor-bearing mouse tissues., J L. Mego and J D. Queen

The uptake of fluorescent labelled proteins by normal and tumour tissues in vivo., G C. Easty

The uptake of labeled proteins by particulate fractions of tumor and normal tissues after injection into mice., J L. Mego and D M. Queen

The uptake of l-glutamic acid in normal mouse lymphocyte line and in a transport mutant., A H. Dantzig, M C. Finkelstein, and C W. Slayman

The uptake of nucleosides by cells in culture. II. Inhibition by 2-mercapto-1-(beta-4-pyridethyl)benzimidazole., Y Nakata and J P. Bader

The uptake of nucleosides by cells in culture. I. Inhibition by heterologous nucleosides., T L. Steck, Y Nakata, and J P. Bader

The uptake of p32 by liver phosphatides of ehrlich ascites tumor- -bearing mice., T C. Lee, R J. Salmon, D G. Mosser, and M K. Loken

The uptake of phospholipids by experimental tumors., L J. Anghileri

The uptake of purines and formate into the dna of 6-mp-sensitive and resistant strains of ca 755. Abstr., S Bieber and R Pomales

The uptake of radioactive sulfur during teratogenic treatment in the pregnant mouse. Abstr., M Smithberg

The uptake of rubidium-86 in mouse kidneys irradiated with fraction- ated doses of x rays., E Glatstein, R C. Brown, G D. Zanelli, and J F. Fowler

The uptake of sulfur-35 by the connective tissues surrounding irradi- ated skin tumors., J T. Duhig

The uptake of tritiated methotrexate by an experimental glioma., C H. Tator

The uptake of tritiated thymidine by newly transplanted ehrlich ascites tumor cells., R Baserga and R Gold

The urinary aversive pheromone of mice, species, strain and grouping effects., R B. Jones and N W. Nowell

The use as test material of inbred strains of mice having high frequencies of audiogenic seizures., J P. Scott

The usefulness of fluorescence microscopy in experimental cancer of the uterine cervix. Abstr., J L. Stevenson

The usefulness of tissue culture cell lines in the development of ascites tumors from a transplantable squamous cell mouse carcinoma., M R. Fernandes and I Koprowska

The use of 125i-labelled protein a for the detection of humoral immunity to gross murine leukaemia virus., H C. Holmes, M Tuffrey, J Steuden, J Hilgers, and R D. Barnes

The use of 32p labelled orthophosphate for the assay of chemother- apeutic agents on tumours maintained in organ culture., R Tchao, G C. Easty, and E J. Ambrose

The use of (6-3h)thymidine for monitoring dna synthesis in tumour explants. Abstr., I Mac donald, S Ayres, D B. Thomas, and A C. Riches

The use of acetone-dried thymus powder for the production of anti- thymocyte serum., A Zweibaum and E Bouhou

The use of a clonal assay for cytotoxic t lymphocytes to determine the ly phenotypes of the cytotoxic precursor and effector cells to alloantigens and trinitrophenyl-modified self antigens., H Teh and S Teh

The use of a derivative of hematoporphyrin in tumor detection., R L. Lipson, E J. Baldes, and A M. Olsen

The use of affinity chromatography for the specific purification of antibodies and antigens., L Wofsy and B Burr

The use of a hypochlorous acid derivative in the control of cancer., A S. Ketcham

The use of alkaline-phosphatase-conjugated second antibody for the visualization of electrophoretically separated proteins recognized by monoclonal antibodies., B M. Turner

The use of allogeneic t lymphocytes and bacterial lipopolysaccharide to induce immune responses to monovalent haptens in vitro., E Trenkner

The use of ammonium sulphate globulin precipitation for determination of affinity of anti-protein antibodies in mouse serum., M Steward and R Petty

The use of a monoclonal i-j-specific antibody to distinguish cells in the feedback suppression circuit from those in the contrasuppressor circuit., K Yamauchi, M Taniguchi, D Green, and R K. Gershon

The use of an in vitro test of delayed hypersensitivity for the study of experimental autoimmune aspermatogenesis., Z Pokorna, J Pekarek, and J Svejcar

The use of antigenic tissue extracts to weaken the immunological reaction against skin homografts in mice., P B. Medawar

The use of anti-idiotype antibody to characterize t cell receptors for allo-i antigens. Abstr., R W. Chesnut, A G. Farr, S Colon, and H M. Grey

The use of antisera and monoclonal antibodies to identify the antigen-specific t cell receptor from pigeon cytochrome c-specific t cell hybrids., L E. Samelson

The use of bacterial lipopolysaccharides to show that two signals are required for the induction of antibody synthesis., J Watson, E Trenkner, and M Cohn

The use of bsvr/srcr mice for detection of murine strains of toxigenic escherichia coli., L J. Schiff, A M. Shefner, P W. Barbera, and S M. Poiley

The use of cellular immunoadsorbents to prepare antibody that distinguishes between syngeneic surface antigens on two guinea pig hepatocarcinomas., H L. Mathews, M J. Brunda, and P Minden

The use of chimaeric mice to search for gene transfer in the immune response., A J. Munro, K Day, and R L. Gardner

The use of chromosome paints in localizing the translocation breakpoint in a mouse model for Down Syndrome., Jeremy Lambert

The use of column-bound b lymphocytes for absorption of antisera to t lymphocyte antigens., L Hudson and B Phillips

The use of comparative mapping to identify loci involved in human carcinogenesis., T H. Roderick, A L. Hillyard, D P. Doolittle, and M T. Davisson

The use of competitive inhibition of substrate-binding to cytochrome p450 in the determination of spectral dis- sociation constants for substrates with multiple types of binding, as illustrated with 1-butanol., A P. Van den berg, J Noordhoek, and kool E. Koopman

The use of contact sensitivity in mice for drug testing (according to asherson and ptak)., H Heinecke and W Zschiesche

The use of conventional and zonal centrifugation to study the life cycle of mammalian cells. Phospholipid and macromolecular synthesis in neoplastic mast cells., A M. Warmsley and C A. Pasternak

The use of conventional antisera in the production of specific monoclonal antibodies., K B. Eager and R H. Kennett

The use of cultured rat hepatocytes for the activation of procarcinogens to mutagens in the l5178y/tk assay. Abstr., D E. Amacher and S C. Paillet

The use of dihydrofolate reductase as a signal for scheduling optimal treatment with antileukemic agents., C T. Hardesty, D Chen, and J Mead

The use of disinfectants and antibiotics as antibacterial agents in cultures of laminaria agardhii, ulva lactuca, and pyura pyriformis., Barbara J. Harwood

The use of dispersed pancreatic islet cells in measurements of transmembrane transport., A Lernmark, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

The use of early embryo aggregation derived chimaeras. I. To study immunological tolerance., R D. Barnes

The use of early embryo aggregation derived mouse chimaeras. Iii. A tool of immunogenetics., R D. Barnes

The use of early embryo aggregation derived mouse chimaeras. II. The study of disease processes., R D. Barnes

The use of elongate microbeams of x-rays for simulating the effects of cosmic rays on tissues, a study of wound healing and hair follicle regeneration., W E. Straile and H B. Chase

The use of enhancement in studying tumor antigens., J R. Batchelor

The use of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay to determine the appearance, specificity and immunoglobulin class of antibodies to the structural proteins of influenza a virus in mice., H Watanabe, M A. Pollett, and J S. Mackenzie

The use of F1 hybrid and backcross generations to reveal new and/or uncommon tumor types., M M. Dickie

The use of ficoll gradient centrifugation to produce synchronous mouse lymphoma cells., S R. Ayad, M Fox, and D Winstanley

The use of flow microbluorimetry in the analysis of the phenotype expression of mouse histocompatibility antigens., G L. Campbell, L T. Goldstein, and B B. Knowles

The use of flow microfluorimetry in the analysis of the phenotype expression of mouse histocompatibility antigens., G L. Campbell, L T. Goldstein, and B B. Knowles

The use of fluorescein-conjugated bandeiraea simplicifolia b4 isolectin (fitc-b4) as a probe for basement membrane changes in kidney of genetically diabetic mice and hamsters. Abstr., B P. Peters

The use of freeze-fracture and negative staining techniques to study the ultrastructure of melanosomes isolated from b16 melanoma., P J. Lea, H F. Haberman, A Pawlowski, and I A. Menon

The use of freshly explanted mouse epidermal cells for the in vitro induction and detection of cell-mediated cytotoxicity., D Steinmuller and J R. Wunderlich

The use of genetically obese mice for the study of decompression illness. Abstr., W Antopol, S Kooperstein, and S Sugaar

The use of hapten-polysaccharide conjugates for the induction of b-cell tolerance involving ige responses. I. Preparation, character- ization and specific tolerogenic activity of penicilloyl-substituted levans affecting ige responses in normal and sensitized mice., C Moreno, C Hale, and R Hewett

The use of heterologous anti-mouse lymphocyte serum (als) in studies of tumorogenic potentials of c3h murine cells propagated in vitro., C Radzikowski and J Kieler

The use of histocompatibility genes as markers in the study of genetic variation in heterozygous tumors., E Klein

The use of hormone-supplemented serum-free media in primary cultures., J P. Mather and G H. Sato

The use of host strain variation to assess the significance of mucosal mast cells in the spontaneous cure response of mice to the nematode trichuris muris., T D. Lee and D Wakelin

The use of hybrid cells in immunotherapy., R Favre, Y Carcassonne, and G Meyer

The use of hybrid h-2 genes for localizing the positions of polymor- phic determinants recognized by antibodies and by cytotoxic t cells., K Ozato, G A. Evans, D H. Margulies, J G. Seidman, and R B. Levy

The use of hydroxyurea to study the proliferative state of t-cell precursors (cfut) in murine bone marrow., J J. Rusthoven and R A. Phillips

The use of immunohistochemistry to characterize the role of dicer in the mouse male germline, Gabrielle Puente

The use of immunologically competent cells from pig mesenteric lymph nodes to treat pulmonary tumors in mice., thomas S. Prichard and M O. Symes

The use of immunologically competent cells in the treatment of cancer, experiments with a transplantable mouse tumour., M F. Woodruff and M O. Symes

The use of immunologically competent cells in the treatment of cancer. Further experiments with a transplantable mouse tumour., M O. Symes

The use of immunologic mutations as probes of cellular inter- actions and autoimmunity in new zealand mice., K R. Bray and M E. Gershwin

The use of in vivo-in vitro labeling techniques to study phospholipid fatty acid turnover and fatty acid esterification into triglycerides in adipose tissue of aging mice., N Baker and V Hill

The use of iodinated antibodies for the location of antigens on the surface of leptospira canicola by electron microscopy., I V. Osechinsky, L B. Mekler, R V. Petrov, and V M. Mityushin

The use of ionizing radiation in the study of the development, differentiation and movement of cells in the foetal and neonatal testis., Steven Price

The use of isogenic and heterogenic mouse stocks in behavioral research. P. 3-22. In g. Lindzey & d. D. Thiessen (ed.), Contrib. To behavior-genetic, G E. Mc clearn, J R. Wilson, and W Meredith

The use of isoimmune sera for identification of hemapoietic cells from blood-injected radiation chimeras., J W. Goodman

The use of leucovorin orally in normal and leukemic l1210 mice to prevent the toxicity and gastrointestinal lesions caused by high doses of methotrexate., J S. Sandberg and A Goldin

The use of macromolecules as carriers of antitumor drugs., M Szekerke and J S. Driscoll

The use of methoxyflurane as a chemical immobilizer for nonsurgical procedures., R Greene and B H. Feder

The use of methylcholanthrene-induced skin carcinoma of the mouse in radiobiology., J C. Evans

The use of mice made tolerant to rat red blood cells in erythropoietin assays., G Hodgson

The use of mice with chromosomal markers in the study of viral leuke- mias. (russ.), A A. Stavrovskaya and E L. Prigozhina

The use of microsatelitte mouse markers to study the genetic diversity of beaver and spruce grouse populations on Mount Desert Island., Devin Lueddeke

The use of molecular probes and chromosomal rearrangements to partition the mouse Y chromosome into functional regions., E M. Eicher, S J. Phillips, and LL Washburn

The use of murine monoclonal antibodies without purification of antigen in the serodiagnosis of tuberculosis., J Hewitt, A R. Coates, D A. Mitchison, and J Ivanyi

The use of n-deacetyl-n-methylcolchicine (colcemid) for determination of the replication time of non-malignant and malignant cells culti- vated in vitro., W Sawicki and J Kieler

The use of nicotinamide to modify the toxicity of streptozotocin diabetes without loss of antitumor activity., P S. Schein, D A. Cooney, and M L. Vernon

The use of nude mice in model systems for studies on acquired immunity to parasitic helminths, p. 3-16. In proc. Second internat. Workshop nude mice, univ. Tokyo, N D. Reed, D D. Isaak, and R H. Jacobson

The use of ovarian teratomas to construct a meiotic linkage map of chromosome 17 of the house mouse., Hana Yaari

The use of parenteral chemicals for protection against oral radiation death in mice., R A. Goepp, F W. Fitch, and J Doull

The use of phagocytic peritoneal exudate cells as targets for the estimation of cytotoxic t cell activity., M Hosono and Y Katsura

The use of polymxin b and c3h/hej mouse spleen cells as criteria for endotoxin contamination., D C. Morrison and B J. Curry

The use of polyvinyl alcohols as tolerogic carriers for suppression of anti-hapten ige antibody responses., W Y. Lee and A H. Sehon

The use of protective substances for differential changes of radio- sensitivity in normal and tumor tissues., E N. Tolkacheva and N I. Shapiro

The use of psychosocial stimuli to induce prolonged systolic hyper- tension in mice., J P. Henry, J P. Meehan, and P M. Stephens

The use of PVP as a developing agent in mouse hemagglutination tests., J H. Stimpfling

The use of pvp as a developing agent in mouse hemagglutination tests., J H. Stimpfling

The use of quantitative immunofluorescence to measure immunoglobulin levels in mouse myeloma cells during the cell cycle., attardi D. Gandini, J B. Fleischman, O S. Pettengill, and G D. Sorenson

The use of radiation-induced paracentric inversions to determine the frequency of somatic crossing over in the mouse., Sally G. Kaplan

The use of red blood cell stroma as an immunoabsorbent and analytical tool --2. Studies with immune sera., R A. Brown and J Ellis

The use of red blood cell stroma as an immunoabsorbent and analytical tool. --ii. Studies with synthesis in vitro., R A. Brown and J Ellis

The use of reticuloendothelial function for studying graft-versus- -host reaction in the presence of potential host-versus-graft reaction., J G. Howard

The use of robertsonian translocations in the mouse for studies on non-disjunction., A G. Searle and C V. Beechey

The use of ruthenium red in an electron microscope study of cytophago- cytosis., V C. Chambers

The use of simplified systems as an aid to the interpretation of mechanisms of graft rejection., D B. Amos

The use of sister chromatid exchange analysis in vivo to find mouse models of human chromosomal breakage syndromes., Michael Absatz

The use of sodium sulphide to facilitate tail vein injections in mice and rats., P M. Ronai

The use of specific pathogen-free mice for tumor studies. Abstr., H C. Nathan

The use of standard slides in semiquantitative radioautography with tritiated compounds., R Baserga and K Nemeroff

The use of strain lt2-m1 in identifying the protective antigens in a salmonella typhimurium-derived ribosomal vaccine., J Lin and L J. Berry

The use of subcellular fractions to raise anti-lymphocytic serum., E M. Lance, P J. Ford, and M Ruszkiewicz

The use of supravital staining to evaluate the survival of skin homografts., G B. Avery and C V. Hunt

The use of t-cell growth factor (tcgf) to isolate and continuously grow t-cells infiltrating syngeneic murine solid tumors. Abstr., I Yron, E Chu, P Spiess, and S A. Rosenberg

The use of tetranitro-blue tetrazolium for the cytochemical locali- zation of succinic dehydrogenase, cytochemical and cytological studies of sarcoma 37 ascites tumor cells., C G. Rosa and K Tsou

The use of the chemostat to study the relationship between cell growth rate, viability, and the effect of interferon on l1210 cells., M G. Tovey and boye D. Brouty

The use of the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (elisa) for the detection and quantification of specific antibody from cell cultures., B S. Kelly, J G. Levy, and L Sikora

The use of the method of immunological tolerance for inhibiting forma- tion on antibodies to tissue antigens., V I. Gel'shtein and V N. Stepina

The use of the oxidant 'diamide' for studying the non-mitochondrial reducing capacity of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., J E. Biaglow and O F. Nygaard

The use of the radioimmunoprecipitation-peg assay (ripega) to quantify circulating antigens in human and experimental schistosomiasis., F Santoro, B Vandemeulebrouke, and A Capron

The use of thymidine labeled with c-14 and h-3 in determining the length of the dna synthesis phase of ehrlich ascites cells. Abstr., R Baserga

The use of translocation-derived "marker-bivalents" for studying the origin of meiotic instability in female mice., P De boer and F A. Hoeven

The use of tumors in the analysis of inductive tissue interactions., R Auerbach

The use of two-dimensional electrophoresis for mutagenicity testing. Abstr., A S. Raj and R R. Marshall

The use of unideterminant fragments of ferredoxin in the genetic mapping of determinant specificity of the immune response., L Sikora, M Weaver, and J G. Levy

The use of uridine (urd) rescue to enhance the antitumor selectivity of 5-fluorouracil (fura). Abstr., P Klubes and I Cerna

The use of vasectomized male mice as indicators., C C. Little

The use of vincristine to measure the cell production rate in a mouse c3h mammary carcinoma following irradiation. Abstr., B Jones and R S. Camplejohn

The use of x-autosome translocations in locating the x-chromosome inactivation center. Abstr., L B. Russell and C S. Montgomery

The use of x-autosome translocations in the mouse for the study of properties of autosomal genes. Abstr., L B. Russell, J W. Bangham, and C S. Montgomery

The uterine environment enhances cognitive competence., V H. Denenberg, B J. Hoplight, and L E. Mobraaten

The utilization in vivo of mouse nucleic acid metabolites labeled with radioactive precursor substances., M R. Schwarz and W O. Rieke

The utilization of 14c-labeled lactate, pyruvate and alanine by prelactating tissues and hyperplastic alveolar nodule outgrowths., L Kopelovich

The utilization of alpha-2'-deoxythioguanosine by murine tumor cells., G A. Lepage and I G. Junga

The utilization of heritable pathological disorders. Internat. Symp. Lab. Anim. London 1966, symp. Ser. Immunobiol. Stand., E S. Russell

The utilization of in vitro mutagenesis techniques to explain strain, age and sex related differences in dimethylnitrosamine tumor susceptibilities in mice., D Brusick, D Jagannath, and U Weekes

The utilization of short and medium chain length fatty acids by l1210 murine leukemia cells., C P. Burns, S L. Wei, and A A. Spector

The utilization of tryptophan and its metabolites for pyridine nucleotide synthesis in tumors and host liver., J W. Mcdonald, F J. Rathbun, and H B. Stewart

The validation of a short term assay for the primitive hematopoietic stem cell., Kwame Makini

The validation of novel humanized mouse models for biomedical research., Deidre Michaud

The value of adriamycin in overcoming resistance to methotrexate in tissue culture., B T. Hill, L A. Price, and J H. Goldie

The value of chromosome examination in animal breeding., A Leonard and G Deknudt

The value of creep feed for laboratory rabbits., R R. Fox and D Guthrie

The value of reovirus in immunotherapy. Abstr., G M. Kollmorgen, D C. Cox, J L. Cantrell, and W A. Sansing

The variability, arrangement, and rearrangement of immuno- globulin genes., T H. Rabbitts, P H. Hamlyn, and G Matthyssens

The variability of incidence of mammary carcinoma in inbred strains of mice., J J. Bittner

The variation of hematopoietic stem cell self-renewal capacity as a function of age: further evidence for heterogenicity of the stem cell compartment., L E. Botnick, E C. Hannon, J Obbagy, and S Hellman

The variation of heterohemagglutinins in normal mouse sera., J H. Stimpfling

The variation of nutritional value in barley. Iii. Favourable and unfavourable effects of damaging and processing to the nutritional value considered in relation to plant breeding., L Munck

The variation of nutritional value in barley. II. The cba-mouse as test organism for large-scale evaluations of nutritional characteris- tics in programs of plant breeding., L Munck

The varitint waddler mouse: a dominant mutation in Mus musculus., A M. Cloudman and L E. Bunker

The varying effects of different buffered solutions on intraocular pressure., Luke F.X Pickett

The vascular change in the hydrocephalic (ch) mouse. Abstr., A Hirayama, K Osaka, and S Matsumoto

The vascular pattern of the spontaneous c3h mouse mammary carcinoma and its significance in radiation response and in hyperthermia., P Falk

The vastness and organization of the murine histocompatibility gene system as inferred from mutation data., D W. Bailey

The viability and capacity for further division, following tripolar mitosis, of cells of a murine ascites carcinoma in vitro., D C. Roberts and G E. Cole

The viability of pyknotic ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells., F Hartveit

The vinca alkaloids, a new class of oncolytic agents., I S. Johnson, J G. Armstrong, M Gorman, and J P. Jr

The viral envelope glycoprotein of murine leukemia virus and the pathogenesis of immune complex glomerulonephritis of new zealand mice., T Yoshiki, R C. Mellors, M Strand, and J T. August

The viral etiology of neoplasms - a review., E A. Mc culloch

The viral oncogene hypothesis, new evidence., G J. Todaro and R J. Huebner

The viral particles in the reactive cells of the brain induced by chemical carcinogens., F Ikuta

The virus concept of the aetiology of cancer., H Koprowski

The virus of mouse reticulohaemocytoblastosis and its properties. (russian Text), N P. Mazurenko

The virus theory of leukemia., J T. Syverton and J D. Ross

The visual cliff test for the study of visual depth perception in the mouse., M W. Fox

The voltage dependent calcium channel and its association with absence epilepsy., Kayle Shapero

The vomeronasal organ: primary role in mouse chemosensory gender recognition., C J. Wysocki, J Nyby, G Whitney, G K. Beauchamp, and Y Katz

The wabbler-lethal mouse, an electron microscope study of the nervous system., S A. Luse, C Chenard, and E H. Finke

The wabbler-lethal mouse, a study in development., D D. Thiessen

The wall-seeking tendency in three inbred mouse strains (Mus musculus)., E Fredericson

The water consumption and drinking habits of a few species and strains of laboratory animals., R Thompson

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The waved with open eyelids (woe) locus is a hypomorphic mouse mutation in Adam17., E L. Hassemer, Gall S. Le, R Liegel, M McNally, B Chang, C J. Zeiss, R D. Dubielzig, K Horiuchi, T Kimura, Y Okada, C P. Blobel, and D J. Sidjanin

The weight-gain assay for runt disease in mice., P S. Russell

The weight of male accessory gland and fructose contents in two inbred strains of mice and their f1 hybrids in the period of maturation., B Brzycka and koj A. Marchlewska

The weight of the brain, of its parts and the weight and length of the spinal cord in the rabbit (race X)., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

The white blood cell response to skin homografts in mice., M L. Dietrich and P G. Rigby

The wild mouse in immunology.

The wobbler mouse mutant, an animal model of hereditary motor system disease., M T. Bird, E Shuttleworth, A Koestner, and J Reinglass

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The X chromosome in quantitative trait locus mapping., K W. Broman, S Sen, S E. Owens, A Manichaikul, Smith E. Southard, and G A. Churchill

The xenogeneic effect--evidence for coparticipation of human monocytes and t lymphocytes in the restoration of nude mouse in vitro response to sheep red blood cells., T Estroff, P Galanaud, J Dormont, C Wallon, and G Tchernia

The xenogeneic effect. I. Antigen and mitogen-stimulated human lymphoyctes produce a non-antigen-specific factor which reconstitutes the antibody response to t cell-deficient mouse spleen cells., J J. Farrar

The xenogeneic effect. Iii. Induction of cell-mediated cytotoxicity by alloantigen-stimulated thymocytes in the presence of xenogeneic reconstitution factor., P L. Simon, J J. Farrar, and P D. Kind

The xenogeneic effect. II. Requirement for unactivated murine t cells during restoration of immune responsiveness with xenogeneic reconstitution factor., J J. Farrar and bonar J. Fuller

The xo and oy chromosome constitutions in the mouse., T Morris

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The XY body: a specialized meiotic chromatin domain., M A. Handel

The xy chromosome pair in mouse and human spermatocytes, visualised by silver staining., B Quack and B Noel

The x-y-z scheme of immunocyte maturation. Iii. Early igm memory and the nature of the memory cell., E E. Sercarz and V S. Byers

The x-y-z scheme of immunocyte maturation. II. The effect of antigen on spontaneous escape from immune paralysis., S J. Dowden and E E. Sercarz

The x-y-z scheme of immunocyte maturation. Vii. Cell division and the establishment of short-term igm memory., P Byfield and E Sercarz

The x-y-z- scheme of immunocyte maturation. VI. The nature of anti- -bsa produced upon spontaneous escape from immune paralysis., S J. Dowden and E E. Sercarz

The y chromosome of dba/1bg and dba/2bg mice compared for effects of intermale aggression. Abstr., S C. Maxson and P Shrenker

The y chromosomes of dba/1bg and dba/2bg compared for effects of intermale aggression., P Shrenker and S C. Maxson

The yellow-lethal gene in the c57bl/6 mouse, and its effect on aging. Abstr., H E. Hrubant

The yellow Siamese cat., C C. Little

The y-linked h-y antigen locus and the x-linked tfm locus as major regulatory genes of the mammalian sex determining mechanism., S Ohno

The zipp assay, a method for enumerating cells producing anti-phage antibody., T Tao and D W. Dresser

The zona glomerulosa and corticotrophin, a genetic study in mice., J G. Shire and J Stewart

The zymogram technique as a tool for study of genotypic differences., H Meier, E Jordan, and W G. Hoag

Thiabenazole and lymphohematopoietic maturation. Abstr., J Lundy, E Donskoy, S Elgebaly, and I Goldschneider

Thiamine diphosphate in growing tissues. I. Thiamine diphosphate in normal and malignant tissues., K Kiessling

Thiamphenicol and lupus nephritis. II. The effects of giving the drug from weaning to nzb x ouw f1 hybrid female mice., L O. Simpson, I Aarons, and J B. Howie

Thiamphenicol and lupus nephritis. The effects of long-term therapy on kidney function and pathology: a pilot study., L O. Simpson, I Aarons, and J B. Howie

Thin fur, a recessive mutant on chromosome 17 of the mouse., M Key and W Hollander

Thioadenosine in sarcoma 180 and l5178y cells. Abstr., T M. Savarese and G W. Parks

Thioglycolate medium decreases resistance to bacterial infection in mice., L A. Baker and P Campbell

Thioguanine in deoxyribonucleic acid from tumors of 6-mercaptopurine- -treated mice., J P. Scannell and G H. Hitchings

Thioguanine-induced s and g2 blocks and their significance to the mechanism of cytotoxicity., L L. Wotring and J L. Roti

-thioguanosine And 6-selenoguanosine on the murine leukemic cells l5178y. Abstr., R E. Parks, B Robison, M Chu, J B. Melvin, and D E. Leduc

Thiopental induction of immune suppressor cells. Abstr., E J. Lovett, I )ii, J Varani, and J Lundy

Thiopurine nucleotide synthesis in a 6-mp-resistant subline of the ehrlich ascites carcinoma and growth inhibition by certain anti- metabolites., A R. Paterson

Thioredoxin and thioredoxin reductase in pancreatic islets may participate in diabetogenic free-radical production., K Grankvist, A Holmgren, M Luthman, and I Taljedal

Thiouracil distribution in mice carrying transplantable melanoma., R G. Fairchild, S Packer, D Greenberg, P Som, B. Brill, I Fand, and W P. Mcnally

Thiourea enhances survival and prevents dna crosslinking in cells treated with cis-platinum(ii)diamminedichloride(pdd). Abstr., L A. Zwelling, J Filipski, and K Kohn

Thiram-induced sperm-head abnormalities in mice., M Zdzienicka, M Hryniewicz, and M Pienkowska

Third chromosome location of a recessive mutant, pugnose, in the mouse. Abstr., J W. Gowen, J F. Kidwell, and J Stadler

Thirst and alcohol preference of inbred strains of mice., D D. Thiessen and G E. Clearn

Thirteen new chromosome-7 congenic lines., R J. Graff, D H. Brown, and G D. Snell

Thirteen new mammary tumor cell lines from different mouse strains., N Kazumaki, I A. More, A J. Cochran, and G Klein

Thirty-four lines of six human tumor categories established in nude mice., J Fogh, J Tiso, T Orfeo, F E. Sharkey, and J M. Fogh

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Thoracic duct lymphocytes from nude mice, migratory properties and life-span., J Sprent and J F. Miller

Thoracic irradiation-induced lymphopenia in mice., J Sutherland and Y Maruyama

Thread-induced epidermization in the uterine horn of mice, and the in- fluence of 20-methylcholanthrene., C E. Graham

Three biometrical genetic analyses of activity in the mouse., T G. Newell

Three cases of trisomy in the mouse., A B. Griffen and M C. Bunker

Three cdna clones encoding mouse transplantation antigens: homo- logy to immunoglobulin genes., M Steinmetz, J G. Frelinger, D Fisher, T Hunkapiller, E Pereira, S M. Weissman, H Uehara, S Nathenson, and L Hood

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Three-dimensional sub-100 nm resolution fluorescence microscopy of thick samples., M F. Juette, T J. Gould, M D. Lessard, M J. Mlodzianoski, B S. Nagpure, B T. Bennett, S T. Hess, and J Bewersdorf

Three discrimination situations for mice., Judith Dick

Three distinct gene actions disturbing proliferation and function of hemopoietic stem cells, p. 108-121. In sv.-aa. Killmann, e. P. Cronkite & c. N. Muller-berat, [eds],, E S. Russell

Three effects of low level parental x-irradiation and varying levels of inbreeding upon a heterogeneous population of mice., Robert Gordon

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Three ENU-induced neurological mutations in the pore loop of sodium channel Scn8a (Na(v)1.6) and a genetically linked retinal mutation, rd13., D A. Buchner, K L. Seburn, W N. Frankel, and M H. Meisler

Three genes for lupus nephritis in nzb x nzw mice., J G. Knight and D D. Adams

Three heritable responses to alcohol in a heterogeneous randomly mated mouse strain. Inferences for humans., T E. Reed

Three iga myeloma immunoglobulins from the balb/c mouse, precipita- tion with pneumococcal c polysaccharide., M Potter and M A. Leon

Three inbred mouse strains., S Ross, C Kessler, Z M. Nagy, E Al, F O. Behavior, and A In

Three kinds of aggressive behavior in laboratory mice. Abstr., P A. Corning, S Kessler, and R Kakihana

Three measures of taste in four strains of mice., Candace W. Cooper

Three molecular weight forms of natural human interferon-gamma revealed by immunoprecipitation with monoclonal antibody., H C. Kelker, J Le, B Y. Rubin, Y K. Yip, C Nagler, and J Vilcek

Three new alleles of the h-3 locus., R J. Graff, D Brown, and G D. Snell

Three new allelic mouse mutations that cause skeletal overgrowth involve the natriuretic peptide receptor C gene (Npr3)., J Jaubert, F Jaubert, N Martin, L L. Washburn, B K. Lee, E M. Eicher, and J L. Guenet

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Three recessive loci required for insulin-dependent diabetes in nonobese diabetic mice., M Prochazka, E H. Leiter, D V. Serreze, and D L. Coleman

Three recessive mutations producing disproportionate dwarfing in mice, achondroplasia, brachymorphic, and stubby., P W. Lane and M M. Dickie

Three recessive mutations producing disproportionate dwarfing in mice: achondroplasia, brachymorphic, and stubby., P W. Lane and M M. Dickie

Three sensitivities of cells in the immune response to antinomycin d. Abstr., S Kaufman

Three stages of erythropoietic progenitor cell differentiation distinguished by a number of physical and biologic properties., C J. Gregory and A C. Eaves

Three studies dealing with motor ability development in mice., W. Edwin Kaliss

Three syndromes produced by two mutant genes in the mouse., H Meier and A D. MacPike

Three zinc finger genes upregulated in human neurons., Sarah K. Gelehrter

Threne-induced rf mouse leukemia. (in Japanese), S Irino, Z Ota, and K Okada

Threshold phenomena versus cell heredity in the manifestation of sex-linked genes in mammals., H Gruneberg

Thresholds in linear dose-response models for carcinogenesis., N Mantel, W E. Heston, and J M. Gurian

Thrombi in the left atrium of the heart in mice., R J. Fry, K H. Hamilton, and H Lisco

Thrombin-induced 'macrophage disappearance reaction' in mice., I Jokay and E Karczag

Thrombocyte changes in aging male c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., B Patterman

Thrombocytopenia, a prelymphoid leukaemic sign in akr mice., I Brodsky

Thrombocytopenia associated with hemangioendotheliomas. Abstr., J C. Hoak, E D. Warner, R R. Hankenson, and G L. Fry

Thrombocytopenia induced by the friend leukemia virus., L H. Dennis and I Brodsky

Thrombocytopoiesis in w/wv mice., D P. Shreiner

Thrombocytosis in sl/sld mice., S Ebbe, E Phalen, P D'amore, D D. Howard, and R R. And

Thrombogenic activity of mouse and human tumors. Effects on platelets, coagulation, and fibrinolysis, and possible significance for metastases., G J. Gasic, P A. Koch, B Hsu, T B. Gasic, and S Niewiarowski

Thrombosis and secondary hemochromatosis play major roles in the pathogenesis of jaundiced and spherocytic mice, murine models for hereditary spherocytosis., T M. Kaysser, N J. Wandersee, R T. Bronson, and J E. Barker

Thrombosis in heritable hemolytic disorders., J E. Barker and N J. Wandersee

Thrombozytopenie beim experimentellen hipa plasmozytom der balb/c maus., H Schweyer, J Ruttner, and G Pedio

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Through regulation of TCR expression levels, an Idd7 region gene(s) interactively contributes to the impaired thymic deletion of autoreactive diabetogenic CD8+ T cells in nonobese diabetic mice., D V. Serreze, Rossi C. Choisy, A E. Grier, T M. Holl, H D. Chapman, J R. Gahagan, M A. Osborne, W Zhang, B L. King, A Brown, D Roopenian, and M P. Marron

Thy-1. A differentiation marker of potential mammary myoepi- thelial cells in vitro., V A. Lennon, M Unger, and R Dulbecco

Thy-1 and ganglioside produced by t lymphocyte cultures modulate antibody responses. Abstr., H C. Miller and W J. Esselman

Thy-1 antigenicity is associated with glycolipids of brain and thymocytes., T J. Wang, W W. Freimuth, H C. Miller, and W J. Esselman

Thy-1 cell surface antigen on cloned cell lines of the rat and mouse: stimulation by camp and by butyrate., R J. Morris, S Gower, and S E. Pfeiffer

Thy-1 determinants are present on many murine hematopoietic cells other than t cells., R S. Basch and J W. Berman

Thy-1 heterogeneity of mouse thymocytes., S Carlsson, T Stigbrand, and B Winblad

Thy 1 (theta) antigen on the surface of morphologically distinct brain cell types., R Mirsky and E J. Thompson

Thy-1 variants of mouse lymphomas. Biochemical characterization of the genetic defect., I S. Trowbridge and R Hyman

Thy-2: a murine thymocyte-brain alloantigen controlled by a gene linked to the major histocompatibility complex., A W. Siadak and R C. Nowinski

Thymectomy and chemical carcinogenesis. Abstr., S Johnson

Thymectomy and thymic grafts in mouse viral leukemia., J D. Levinthal and R F. Buffett

Thymectomy. Effect of secondary disease in radiation chimeras., L M. Van putten

Thymectomy in newborn and adult mice., K Sjodin, A P. Dalmasso, J M. Smith, and C Martinez

Thymectomy in the adult mouse., A Ramos, A Ferreira, and J Chacon

Thymectomy in the adult mouse. A new approach., D Lurie, J C. Cicciarelli, and W L. Myers

Thymectomy. Prolongation of immunological tolerance in the adult mouse., H N. Claman and D W. Talmage

Thymic antigen-reactive cells do not specify serological properties of antibody., F R. Orsini and G Cudkowicz

Thymic changes in muscular dystrophy and evidence for an abnormality related to prostaglandin synthesis or action., D F. Horrobin, R O. Morgan, R A. Karmali, A I. Ally, M S. Manku, Karmazyn, and S C. Cunnane

Thymic changes in the mouse strain nzb in relation to the auto-immune state., F M. Burnet and M C. Holmes

Thymic control mechanism in ovarian development, reconstitution of ovarian dysgenesis in thymectomized mice by replacement with thymic and other lymphoid tissues., T Sakakura and Y Nishizuka

Thymic control of cellular differentiation in the immunological system., D Osoba

Thymic control of hematopoieses. Effect of anti-theta serum + complement on proliferating precursors (cfu-c and cfu-e) in normal and anemic w/wv mice. Abstr., S J. Sharkis, J Spivak, R Stuart, J Misiti, L L. Sensenbrenner, W W. Jedrzejczak, and A Ahmed

Thymic control of hep@@@matopoiesis. Myeloid proliferatio the w/wv mouse mode. Abstr., S J. Sharkis, A Ahmed, W W. Jedrzeczak, and K W. Sell

Thymic control of proliferation of t cell precursors in bone marrow., J J. Cohen and S S. Fairchild

Thymic control of the polyploidization of hepatocytes during aging., C Pieri, C Giuli, freddari C. Bertoni, L Piantanelli, and I Z. Nagy

Thymic cysts in oestrogenized balb/c mice., P Ebbesen and M H. Nielsen

Thymic cytotoxic t lymphocytes are primed in vivo to minor histocompatibility antigens., P J. Fink, M J. Bevan, and I L. Weissman

Thymic dependence of immunity to eimeria falciformis var. Pragensis in mice., G M. Mesfin and J E. Bellamy

Thymic dependency of tumor-induced immunodepression., G F. Rowland, A J. Edwards, M R. Sumner, and C M. Hurd

Thymic dysfunction in the mutant diabetic (db/db) mouse., M Dardenne, W Savino, L Gastinel, B Nabarra, and J Bach

Thymic epithelial cell abnormalities in (NZB x H-2u)F1 mice., Y Takeoka, K J. Whitmer, S Y. Chen, A A. Ansari, R L. Boyd, L D. Shultz, S Suehiro, and M E. Gershwin

Thymic epithelial functional deficit in chronic graft- -versus-host reactions., M Seddik, T A. Seemayer, P Kongshavn, and W S. Lapp

Thymic epithelial injury in graft-versus-host reactions following adrenalectomy., T A. Seemayer, W S. Lapp, and R P. Bolande

Thymic epithelium determines preleukemic cellular and virological changes in leukemia-susceptible mice: studies on bone marrow and thymic chimeras. Abstr., C C. Zielinski, S D. Waksal, and S K. Datta

Thymic epithelium is programmed to induce preleukemic changes in retrovirus expression and thymocyte differentiation in leukemia susceptible mice: studies on bone marrow and thymic chimeras., C C. Zielinski, S D. Waksal, and S K. Datta

Thymic extracts: their in vivo effects on the immune response of mice to sheep erythrocytes. Abstr., P A. Bailey, A H. Rule, M Farber, and H Miller

Thymic function and carcinogenesis., R C. Ting and L W. Law

Thymic function in nzb mice. I. Duration of thymic function in new zealand black (nzb) mice., P Niaudet and M Bach

Thymic function in nzb mice. II. Regulatory influence of a circulating thymic factor on antibody production against polyvinylpyrrolidone in nzb mice., M Bach and P Niaudet

Thymic homing defects in viable motheaten mutant mice., Glenn Paradis

Thymic hormone activity and spontaneous autoimmunity in dwarf mice and their littermates., M Pelletier, S Montplaisir, M Dardenne, and J F. Bach

Thymic hormone-containing cells. Characterization and localization of serum thymic factor in young mouse thymus studied by monoclonal antibodies., W Savino, M Dardenne, M Papiernik, and J Bach

Thymic hormone containing cells. IV. Fluctuations in the thyroid hormone levels in vivo can modulate the secretion of thymulin by the epithelial cells of young mouse thymus., W Savino, B Wolf, spire S. Aratan, and M Dardenne

Thymic hormone-like restoration by human prealbumin of azathioprine sensitivity of spleen cells from thymectomized mice., P Burton, S Iden, K Mitchell, and A White

Thymic hormone modulation of leukemogenic virus replication., J M. Forger and J Cerny

Thymic hormones., A J. Davies

Thymic immunocompetence--its potentiation by bone marrow cells. Abstr., H N. Claman, E A. Chaperon, and R F. Triplett

Thymic independence of the bone marrow lymphocyte phytohemagg- lutinin (pha) response demonstrated in nude mice., O W. Press and C Rosse

Thymic independence of the bone marrow lymphocyte phytohem- agglutinin response in mice. Abstr., O W. Press and C Rosse

Thymic influence on proliferation and interaction of fractionated spleen cells of mice., blazi M. Poljak, M Boranic, and T Marotti

Thymic involution. Effect on t cell differentiation., K Hirokawa and T Makinodan

Thymic involution in viable motheaten (me(v)) mice is associated with a loss of intrathymic precursor activity., S M. Hayes, L D. Shultz, and D L. Greiner

Thymic involvement in control of bone marrow growth. Use of t-cell-depleted hybrid mice., J W. Goodman, S G. Shinpock, and N L. Basford

Thymic lymphocytes. II. Phenotypic modification of thymocytes after concanavalin a stimulation in the presence of interkeukin 2: early modifications of lyt 1+2+ subset and later proliferation of cells with more mature phenotypes., M L. Vatteroni and M Papiernik

Thymic lymphocytes in obese (ob/ob) mice. A mirror of the insulin receptor defect in liver and fat., A H. Soll, I D. Goldfine, J Roth, C R. Kahn, and D M. Jr

Thymic, lymphoid and marrow inocula in cytogenetic repopulation studies of irradiated mice., P L. Ilbery

Thymic macrophages modulate one stage of t cell differentiation in vitro., D I. Beller and E R. Unanue

Thymic maturation in vitro by a secretory product from macrophages., D I. Beller and E R. Unanue

Thymic microenvironmental factor: solubilization and preliminary characterization., proba T. Brodniewicz, C Perreault, and E F. Potworowski

Thymic microenvironment and NZB mice: the abnormal thymic microenvironment of New Zealand mice correlates with immunopathology., Y Takeoka, N Taguchi, B L. Kotzin, S Bennett, T J. Vyse, R L. Boyd, M Naiki, J Konishi, A A. Ansari, L D. Shultz, and M E. Gershwin

Thymic nurse cells: a site for the interaction between radiation leukemia virus and thymus immature lymphoid target cells. Abstr., defresne M. Houben, J Boniver, A Varlet, G Goffinet, and E H. Betz

Thymic nurse cells--ia-bearing epithelium involved in t- -lymphocyte differentiation?, H Wekerle and U Ketelsen

Thymic nurse cells. Lymphoepithelial cell complexes in murine thymuses: morphological and serological character- ization., H Wekerle, U Ketelsen, and M Ernst

Thymic reconstitution of h-2-linked t-cell responses to thyroglobulin or insulin., R Maron and I R. Cohen

Thymic reconstitution of nude f1 mice with one or both parental thymus grafts., R M. Zinkernagel, A Althage, and G Callahan

Thymic regeneration after dexamethasone treatment as a model for subpopulation development., W Boersma, I Betel, and G V. Westen

Thymic regeneration after lethal irradiation. Evidence for an intra- -thymic radioresistant t cell precursor., J L. Kadish and R S. Basch

Thymic requirement for cyclical idiotypic and reciprocal anti-idiotypic immune responses to a t-independent antigen., G Kelsoe, D Isaak, and J Cerny

Thymic reticulum in mice. Iii. Phagocytic cells of the thymic reticulum in culture secrete both prostaglandin e2 and inter- leukin 1 which regulate thymocyte proliferation., M Papiernik and delarche F. Homo

Thymic sensitivity to sex hormones develops post-natally; an in vivo and an in vitro study., I G. Barr, K W. Pyke, P Pearce, B Toh, and J W. Funder

Thymic stromal alterations in mice undergoing a chronic graft-versus-host reaction., T S. Potworowski e, R Bolande, and W Lapp

Thymic t cells are driven to expand upon interaction with self-class ii major histocompatibility complex gene products on accessory cells., K L. Rock and B Benacerraf

Thymidine enhancement of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine (ara-c) toxicity for thymidine-sensitive tumor cells. Abstr., H Reiter

Thymidine incorporation in mixed cultures of spleen cells from mice of differing h-2 types., R P. Huemer, L S. Keller, and K Lee

Thymidine kinase as a determinant of the response to 5-fluoro-2'- -deoxyuridine in transplantable murine leukemias., D Kessel and I Wodinsky

Thymidine kinase in mouse liver, variations in soluble and mito- chondrial-associated activity that are dependent on age, regeneration, starvation and treatment with actinomycin d and puromycin., S J. Adelstein, C Baldwin, and H I. Kohn

Thymidine kinase of mouse spleen cells in vivo and in vitro., I Olsen and G Harris

Thymidineless death and mutation induction in cultured mouse fm3a cell mutants deficient in thymidylate synthase., H Koyama, D Ayasawa, M Tsuji, and T Seno

Thymidine suicide in vivo and in vitro of spleen colony forming and agar colony forming cells of mouse bone marrow., N M. Blackett, R E. Millard, and H M. Belcher

Thymidine suicide studies on hematop\@@@oietic stem cells in a irradiated mice. Abstr., D A. Crouse, E J. Ainsworth, and J S. Hulesch

Thymidine (tdr) enhancement of antitumor activity of 5-fluorouracil (fu) against advanced murine (cd8f1) breast carcinoma. Abstr., D S. Martin and R L. Stolfi

Thymidine triphosphate (dttp) and uridine triphosphate (utp) as modulators of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine (ara-c) phosphory- lation by deoxycytidine kinase. Abstr., E P. Kowal and G B. Grindey

Thymidine uptake by allogeneic skin grafts., E J. Eichwald and E C. Lustgraaf

Thymidine uptake by leukemia cells is stimulated by normal peritoneal cells and by mercaptoethanol but not by peritoneal cells from bcg- -infected mice. Abstr., C Nathan and W Terry

Thymidylate synthetase as target for antitumor action of 5-substituted 2'-deoxyuridines. Abstr., J Balzarini and E D. Clercq

Thymidylate synthetase (ts; ec 2.1.1.45) From ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells. Abstr., M Jastreboff, B Kedzierska, and W Rode

Thymocyte differentiation patterns during leukemogenesis in hrs/j mice. Abstr., L D. Tempelis

Thymocyte electrophoretic mobility during irradiation-induced thymic leukemogenesis. Abstr., R C. Brown, J A. Kostyu, and A Kilgore

Thymocyte reconstitution of athymic and athymic-asplenic mice: graft rejection and antibody synthesis., S V. Lair and B B. Lozzio

Thymocyte rosettes: multicellular complexes of lymphocytes and bone marrow-derived stromal cells in the mouse thymus., B A. Kyewski, R V. Rouse, and H S. Kaplan

Thymocytes from mice immunized against an allograft render bone-marrow cells specifically cytotoxic., C Grant, G Currie, and P Alexander

Thymocyte-stimulating factor from peripheral blood cells., G Di sabato, M Altin, and D Chen

Thymocyte subpopulations in young and adult mice. Iii. Quali- tative and quantitative electron microscopic study of steroid resistant and steroid sensitive populations., B Nabarra and M Papiernik

Thymocyte subpopulations in young and adult mice. II. Study of steroid-resistant populations by means of a specific hetero- antiserum., M Papiernik and J Bach

Thymocyte subpopulations in young and adult mice. I. Separation by density gradient and steroid treatment., M Papiernik, L Laroche, and J Bach

Thymocytotoxic factor in sera of mice infected with schistosoma mansoni. Abstr., S R. Wellhausen, G Haas, and D L. Boros

Thymoindependent antigenic stimulation in nude mice: response to polyvinylpyrrolidone and adjuvant effects of corynebacterium parvum and lh1., goldberg N. Creau and J Salomon

Thymo-lymphatic organ response to the ldh-virus. Abstr., G Santisteban and V Riley

Thymolytic and adrenal cortical responses to the ldh-elevating virus., G A. Santisteban, V Riley, and M Fitzmaurice

Thymomas induced by simple alkylating agents in c57bl/cbi mice: kinetics of the dose response., J V. Frei and P D. Lawley

Thymopoietin enhances the allogeneic response and cyclic gmp levels of mouse peripheral, thymus-derived lymphocytes., G H. Sunshine, R S. Basch, R G. Coffey, K W. Cohen, I Goldstein, and J W. Hadden

Thymopoietin-induced acquisition of responsiveness to t cell mitogens., R S. Basch and G Goldstein

Thymosiin beta4 in cultured mammalian cell lines., G J. Goodall, J I. Morgan, and B L. Horecker

Thymosin alpha1 restores nk-cell activity and prevents tumor progression in mice immunosuppressed by cytostatics or x-rays., Y Umeda, A Sakamoto, J Nakamura, H, and Y Yagi

Thymosin alpha-1 (ta-1) modulation of cellular responses to autoantigens in mice. Abstr., V Tomazic and P B. Chretien

Thymosin and the immunopathology of aging., A L. Goldstein, J A. Hooper, R S. Schulof, G H. Cohen, A B. Thurman, M C. Daniel, A White, and M Dardenne

Thymosin corrects the abnormal dna synthetic response of nzb mouse thymocytes., M J. Dauphinee, N Talal, A L. Goldstein, and A White

Thymosin induced amplification of t-cell responses in mice. Abstr., G B. Thurman and A L. Goldstein

Thymosin-induced changes in the differential spleen colony picture in a/j mice., L Delmonte

Thymosin-induced differentiation of murine thymocytes in allogeneic mixed lymphocyte cultures., G H. Cohen, J A. Hooper, and A L. Goldstein

Thymosin-induced functional t cells from the bone marrow. Abstr., H C. Miller, S K. Schmiege, and A Rule

Thymosin-induced human serum factor increasing cyclic amp., A Astaldi, G C. Astaldi, P Wijermans, M Groenewoud, E T. Schellekens, and V P. Eijsvoogel

Thymosin-induced increase in mitogenic responsiveness of lymphocytes of c57bl/6j, nzb/w, and nude mice., G B. Thurman, A Ahmed, D M. Strong, M E. Gershwin, and A L. Goldstein

Thymosin-induced recovery of murine t-cell function following treatment with hydrocortisone acetate., G B. Thurman, J L. Rossio, and A L. Goldstein

Thymosin-mediated alterations of the cytotoxic response in young and aged akr and c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., A D. Barker and V S. Moore

Thymosin restoration of cellular immunity to blastomyces dermatitidis in t-cell-depleted mice., R E. Longley and G C. Cozad

Thymosin restores t cell function and reduces the incidence of amyloid disease in casein-treated mice., M A. Scheinberg, A L. Goldstein, and E S. Cathcart

Thymosin treatment: effects on resistance to l1210 leukemia cells and cellular immune functions in mice fed a high fat diet. Abstr., R R. Watson and T M. Petro

Thymus and antigen-reactive cells., J F. Miller and G F. Mitchell

Thymus and bone marrow derived lymphatic leukaemia in mice., ghera N. Haran and A Peled

Thymus and lymphohemopoietic cells. Their role in t cell maturation in selection of t cells h-2-restriction-specificity and in h-2 linked ir gene control., R M. Zinkernagel

Thymus and reproduction, sex-linked dysgenesia of the gonad after neonatal thymectomy in mice., Y Mishizuka and T Sakakura

Thymus and spleen regeneration patterns in mice after wholebody irradiation. Abstr., A Takada, C C. Huang, and J L. Ambrus

Thymus and the production of antibody-plaque-forming cells., J F. Miller, P M. Burgh, and G A. Grant

Thymus and x-radiation in the termination of acquired immunological tolerance in the adult mouse., H N. Claman and W Mcdonald

Thymus-antigen- and immunoglobulin-positive cells in lymph-nodes, thymus, and malignant lymphomas of nzb/nzw mice., J S. Greenspan, G A. Gutman, N Talal, I L. Weissman, and S Sugai

Thymus-antigen- and immunoglobulin-positive lymphocytes in tissue infiltrates of nzb/nzw mice., J S. Greenspan, G A. Gutman, I L. Weissman, and N Talal

Thymus cell differentiation in relation to development of immune response and susceptibility to leukemogenic virus., J F. Miller

Thymus cell maturation. II. Differentiation of three 'mature' subclasses in vivo., C G. Fathman, M Small, L A. Herzenberg, and I L. Weissman

Thymus cell maturation. Studies on the origin of cortisone-resistant thymic lymphocytes., I L. Weissman

Thymus cell migration: analysis of thymus emigrants with markers that distinguish medullary thymocytes from peripheral t cells., R Scollay, A Wilson, and K Shrtman

Thymus cell migration. Quantitative aspects of cellular traffic from the thymus to the periphery in mice., R G. Scollay, E C. Butcher, and I L. Weissman

Thymus cell population exerting a regulatory function in the immune response of mice to polyvinyl pyrrolidone., V Rotter and N Trainin

Thymus cells of radiation-chimeras, tl phenotype, sensitivity to guinea-pig serum, and origin from donor cells., M Schlesinger, E A. Boyse, and L J. Old

Thymus cell subpopulations separated on discontinuous bsa gradients, antigenic properties and circulation capacity., M Schlesinger, S Gottesfeld, and Z Korzash

Thymus cell traffic induced by antigen stimulation., A Bernstein and A Globerson

Thymus cell variations in akr leukemia., R M. Zucker, D M. Helfman, and A M. Tershakovec

Thymus dependence of adoptive immunity in irradiated mice., G Doria and G Agarossi

Thymus dependence of antibody response, variation with dose of anti- gen and class of antibody., R B. Taylor and H H. Wortis

Thymus-dependence of autoantibody responses to liver specific lipoprotein in the mouse., W N. Bartholomaeus, H O'donoghue, and W D. Reed

Thymus dependence of cells in peripheral lymphoid tissues and in the circulation sensitive to natural thymocytotoxic autoantibody in nxb mice., T Shirai, T Yochiki, and R C. Mellors

Thymus dependence of tapeworm (hymenolepis nana) elimination from mice. Abstr., D D. Isaak and R H. Jacobson

Thymus dependence of the antibody response to maia squinado haemocya- nin in mice., B A. Askonas, A J. Davies, E B. Jacobson, and G E. Roelants

Thymus dependence of the antibody response to tetanus toxoid in mice., H N. Willcox

Thymus dependence of the iga response to sheep erythrocytes., W B. Muiswinkel and P L. Soest

Thymus dependence of the igg response: role of t cells is restricted to non-specific rather than antigen-specific factors., J T. Kemshead and B A. Askonas

Thymus dependence of the immune response, response to the haptenic determinant nip in mice., J Aird

Thymus dependence of theta-bearing cells in the peripheral lymphoid tissues of mice., M C. Raff and H H. Wortis

Thymus dependence of viral antigens., W H. Burns, L C. Billups, and A L. Notkins

Thymus dependency of bone marrow stem cell proliferation in response to certain antigens., E Frindel, E Leuchars, and A J. Davies

Thymus dependency of cells involved in transfer of delayed hyper- sensitivity to listeria monocytogenes in mice., S Youdim, O Stutman, and R A. Good

Thymus dependency of host resistance to giardia muris infect- tion. Studies in nude mice., D P. Stevens, D M. Frank, and A A. Mahmoud

Thymus dependency of periarteritis nodosa in doca and salt treated mice., U G. Svendsen

Thymus dependency of rosette-forming cells, evidence for a circulating thymic hormone., J Bach and M Dardenne

Thymus dependency of the immune response to hemocyanin, an evaluation of the role of macrophages in thymectomized mice., E R. Unanue

Thymus-dependency of the mast cell response to nippostrongylus brasiliensis in mice. Abstr., C E. Olson and D A. Levy

Thymus dependency of trypanosoma musculi elimid@@@nation from mi abstr., B O. Brooks and N D. Reed

Thymus-dependent and thymus-independent anti-pc responses in nzb mice of different ages. Abstr., J Mc kearn and J Quintans

Thymus-dependent and thymus-independent effector functions of mouse lymphoid cells. Comparison of cytotoxicity and primary antibody forma- tion in vitro., S Britton, H Perlmann, and P Perlmann

Thymus-dependent and thymus-independent subpopulations of intestinal intraepithelial lymphocytes: a granular subpopu- lation of probable bone marrow origin and relationship to mucosal mast cells., G Mayrhofer

Thymus-dependent areas in the lymphoid organs of neonatally thymectomized mice., D M. Parrott, M A. Sousa, and J East

Thymus-dependent control of host defense mechanism against trypanosoma cruzi infection., F Kierszenbaum and M M. Pienkowski

Thymus-dependent functions of mouse thymocyte-fibroblast hybrid cells., R Parkman and E Merler

Thymus-dependent membrane antigens in man: inhibition of cell- -mediated lympholysis by monoclonal antibodies to th2 antigen., R L. Evans, D W. Wall, C D. Platsoucas, F P. Siegal, E M. Fikrig, C M. Testa, and R A. Good

Thymus-dependent reversibility of physiological and isoproterenol evoked age-related parameters in athymic (nude) and old normal mice., L Piantanelli, A Basso, M Muzzioli, and N Fabris

Thymus-dependent sensitizing processes involved in the induction of cns disease in mice by parainfluenza type 1 virus., Y Iwasaki, D Aden, and H Koprowski

Thymus deprived axenic mice. I. Humoral and cellular immunity after neonatal thymectomy., J Salomon and J Benveniste

Thymus-derived cells as killer cells in cell-mediated immunity., J Miller, K Brunner, J Sprent, P Russell, and G Mitchell

Thymus-derived cells in mouse thoracic duct lymph., J F. Miller and J Sprent

Thymus-derived cell (t cell) activation by heterologous antigens as a replacement of specific immune t cells in the transfer of the secon- dary response to sheep erythrocytes., J J. Mond, T Takahashi, and G J. Thorbecke

Thymus derived killer cells. Specificity of function, and antigen recognition., G Dennert

Thymus-derived lymphocyte differentiation and lymphocytic leukemias. I. Evidence for the existence of functionally different subpopulations of thymus-derived cells in leukemic akr mice., A D. Barker and S D. Waksal

Thymus-derived lymphocytes and hydrocortisone, identification of subsets of theta-bearing cells and redistribution to bone marrow., J W. Moorhead and H N. Claman

Thymus-derived lymphocytes control the expression of immuno- genic properties of peritoneal macrophages., E Tzehoval, S Segal, and M Feldman

Thymus-derived lymphocytes, humoral and cellular reactions distinguished by hydrocortisone., S Segal, I R. Cohen, and M Feldman

Thymus-derived lymphocytes produce an immunologically specific macrophage-arming factor., R Evans, C K. Grant, H Cox, K Steele, and P Alexander

Thymus-derived lymphocytes sequestered in the bone marrow of hydrocortisone-treated mice., J J. Cohen

Thymus-derived lymphocytes, their distribution and role in the development of peripheral lymphoid tissues of the mouse., M Raff and J Owen

Thymus-derived memory cells. Abstr., J Kruger, R K. Gershon, J D. Naysmith, and B H. Waksman

Thymus-derived striated muscle clones. An ultrastructural analysis of cell differentiation., U Ketelsen and H Wekerle

Thymus-derived (t) cell immunoglobulins. Presence of a receptor site for igg and absence of large amounts of 'buried' ig determinants on t cells., H M. Grey, R T. Kubo, and J Cerottini

Thymus differentiation and t-cell specificity in nu/nu+/+ mouse aggregation chimaeras., R M. Zinkernagel, K Burki, F Cottier, S D. Kossodo, A Althage, and K Illmensee

Thymus et 'cellules immunologiquement competents'., J F. Miller

Thymus function in spontaneous lymphoid leukemia. II. In vitro response of 'preleukemic' and leukemic thymus cells to mitogens., H Nagaya

Thymus function in spontaneous lymphoid leukemia. I. Premature leukemogenesis in 'young' thymectomized mice bearing 'old' thymus grafts., H Nagaya

Thymus grafting in allogeneic radiation chimaeras., I Hrsak, M Boranic, M Slijepcevic, and V Stankovic

Thymus grafts and leukemogenesis., D Metcalf

Thymus grafts and leukemogenesis. Abstr., D Metcalf and vaartaja R. Wakonig

Thymus grafts in mouse virus leukemia. Abstr., J D. Levinthal, R F. Buffett, and J Furth

Thymus-independence of slowly metabolized immunogens., M Sela, E Mozes, and G M. Shearer

Thymus-independent (b) cell proliferation in spleen cell cultures of mouse radiation chimeras stimulated by phytohemagglutinin or allo- geneic cells., P Piguet and P Vassalli

Thymus-independent carrier molecules. IV. The igg response to dinitrophenylated ficoll., G G. Klaus, J M. Philllips, J H. Humphrey, D W. Dresser, D A. Cross, and M P. To

Thymus-independent igm and igg responses in mice to flagellar antigens., R Huchet and M Feldmann

Thymus-independent step in the immune response to sheep erythrocytes., J Haskill, J Marbrook, and B Elliott

Thymus independent stimulator cells in the mixed lymphocyte reaction., M R. Harrison

Thymus-influenced immunological maturation of embryonic liver cells., T Umiel

Thymus influence on the conversion of 19s to 7s antibody formation in the response to tnp-brucella., T J. Romano and G J. Thorbecke

Thymus involvement in female sexual maturation., H Besedovsky and E Sorkin

Thymus involvement in the maturation of the b-cell population. Abstr., Y Chen and G W. Siskind

Thymus. Its role in lymphoid recovery after irradiation., R Auerbach

Thymus lesions in an auto-immune disease of mice., F M. Burnet and M C. Holmes

Thymusless 'nude'. Abstr., E M. Pantelouris

Thymus leukaemia antigen contains beta2-microglobulin., L Ostberg, L Rask, H Wigzell, and P A. Peterson

Thymus leukemia (tl) antigen and thymocyte maturation. Abstr., E M. Lance, S Cooper, D Buchhagen, and E A. Boyse

Thymus-like activities of sulphur derivatives on t-cell differentiation., G Renoux and M Renoux

Thymus-like lymph node in nude mice., C Hsu, R A. Whitney, and C T. Hansen

Thymus-marrow cell combinations. Synergism in antibody production., H N. Claman, E A. Chaperon, and R F. Triplett

Thymus-marrow cell interaction evaluated by pha stimulation and graft versus host activity., G Tridente, G Biasi, bianchi L. Chieco, and donati L. Fiore

Thymus-marrow cell interaction in asplenic mice. Abstr., B B. Lozzio

Thymus-marrow cell interaction in vitro, a synergistic effect in pha response., G Tridente, D Collavo, bianchi L. Chieco, and donati L. Fiore

Thymus-marrow cell interaction in vitro. II. Evaluation by gvh activity and pha response in one-way directional cultures., G Tridente, D Collavo, bianchi L. Chieco, and donati L. Fiore

Thymus-marrow immunocompetence iii. The requirement for living thymus cells., H N. Claman, E A. Chaperon, and J C. Selner

Thymus-marrow immunocompetence. IV. The growth and immunocompetence of transferred marrow, thymus, and spleen cells in parent and f1 hy- brid mice., H N. Claman, E A. Chaperon, and L L. Hayes

Thymus-marrow immunocompetence. V. Hydrocortisone-resistant cells and processes in the hemolytic antibody response of mice., J J. Cohen and H N. Claman

Thymus-mediated tolerance to cellular alloantigens., M Vojtiskova and A Lengerova

Thymus medullary cells and viral leukemogenesis. Abstr., E F. Hays

Thymus metabolises progesterone--possible enzymatic marker for t lymphocytes., Y Weinstein, H R. Lindner, and B Eckstein

Thymus, peripheral lymphoid tissues and immunological responsiveness of the pituitary dwarf mouse., C Baroni

Thymus reactive igm autoantibodies in normal mouse sera., W J. Martin and S E. Martin

Thymus-repopulating capacity of cells that can be induced to differentiate to t cells in vitro., K Komuro, G Goldstein, and E A. Boyse

Thymus, role in maturation of fetal lymphoid precursors., M L. Tyan

Thymus, role in resistance to polyoma virus oncogenesis., L W. Law

Thymus rudiment of the athymic nude mouse., M Holub, P Rossmann, H Tlaskalova, and H Vidmarova

Thymus subpopulations. Density gradients and volume distribution studies., R M. Zucker and D M. Helfman

Thymus weight changes during the early post-natal period in mice., L O. Simpson

Thyroid activity in cba/ki mice with hypothalamic lesions induced by goldthioglucose. Abstr., W J. Schindler and R A. Liebelt

Thyroid activity in lines of mice selected for large and small body weight., R M. Synenki, E J. Eisen, G Matrone, and O W. Robison

Thyroid activity in mice with hypothalamic lesions induced by gold- thioglucose., W J. Schindler and R A. Liebelt

Thyroidal iodine metabolism in inbred and F1 hybrid mice., C K. Chai, A Amin, and E P. Reineke

Thyroid alloantigens in autoimmunity., Y M. Kong, N R. Rose, M Elrehewy, R Michaels, A A. Giraldo, M A. Accavitti, and M A. Leon

Thyroid allograft immunogenicity is reduced after a period in organ culture., K J. Lafferty, M A. Cooley, J Woolnough, and K Z. Walker

Thyroid antigens and autoimmunity., S Shulman

Thyroid effect on birthweight in c57bl mice and peromyscus., R E. Walton and W D. Dawson

Thyroid enlargement produced by prolonged administration of iodine in the mouse., H Isler, N Nadler, T Arboit, N Johnston, W Peter, and E Tucker

Thyroid function and audiogenic seizure susceptibility., William Boggan

Thyroid function in dystrophic mice and their littermates as measured by three different methods., J L. Rabinowitz and G D. Chase

Thyroid function in petite mice., Stella S. Kim

Thyroid function in the obese mouse. Abstr., G A. Bray and M Ohtake

Thyroid function in various strains of mice, t/s ratio, pbi and thyroid weight., E Silverstein, L Sokoloff, O Mickelsen, and G E. Jr

Thyroid function, osteoarthritis and epiphyseal closure in various strains of mice., E Silverstein, L Sokoloff, G E. Jay, and O Mickelsen

Thyroid function variation in mice selected for differential I131 uptake., Linda R. Moore

Thyroid gland in dwarf mice. A stereological study., A C. Cordier, J Denef, and S M. Haumont

Thyroid hormone can restroe the audiogenic seizure susceptibility of hypothyroid dba/2j mice., T N. Seyfried, G H. Glaser, and R K. Yu

Thyroid hormone dependency of mouse tumor system: immuno- suppressive effect of thyroxine (t4). Abstr., M S. Kumar, T Chiang, and S D. Deodhar

Thyroid hormone influence on the susceptibility of mice to audiogenic seizures., T N. Seyfried, G H. Glaser, and R K. Yu

Thyroid hormone levels in the developing obese-hyperglycemic syndrome., P W. Mobley and P U. Dubuc

Thyroid hormone modulates radiation and chemically induced neoplastic transformation in vitro. Abstr., C Borek, D L. Guernsey, and A Ong

Thyroid hormone regulation of prolactin binding to mouse mammary glands., A Bhattacharya and B K. Vonderhaar

Thyroid hormones and protein synthesis in fetal mouse liver erythroid cells., J E. Fuhr and C D. Dunn

Thyroid involvement in the etiology of audiogenic seizures in the rabbit., Janet E. Mertz

Thyroid iodoaminoacids in mice selected for high and low iodine uptake., Jack W. Szostak

Thyroid physiology in dogs with abnormal behavioral characteristics due to prolonged isolation., Bret Blosser

Thyroid-pituitary tumorigenesis., J Furth

Thyroid status and carbonic anhydrase levels in mouse erythrocytes., R Stern and R E. Tashian

Thyroid status of obese (ob/ob) mice and its relationship to adipose tissue metabolism., D A. York, W Otto, and T G. Taylor

Thyroid studies in inbred dogs., Malcolm Williams

Thyroid uptake method: calibration and correction., Eric Persky

Thyroxine and iodide metabolism in the dog., Eugene Liebling Herzog

Thyroxine binding proteins of mouse serum at physiological ph., A Gordon and T Coutsofitides

Thyroxin-induced differential mortality of mouse embryos with cleft lip., D M. Juriloff

Thyroxin-induced differential mortaliy of mouse embryos with cleft lip., D M. Juriloff

T(iat)- and b(iab)-cell alloantigens determined by the h-2 linked i region in mice., D Gotze

Tic activity in vitro and in vivo., H A. Chapman Jr., Z Vavrin, and J B. Hibbs Jr.

Tic stem cells from the blood and bone marrow of normal mice., J P. Lewis, M Passovoy, M F. Al, E R. Potential, and D. Hematopoie

Tide maps are associated with different clinical types of leu- kemia., B Asjo, E Buetti, E Fenyo, H Diggelmann, D G. Klein, and Y. Pep

Tierexperimenteller beitrag zur frage der einlagerung von tetracyclin in tumorgewebe., K Engelbart, D Gericke, and A Soder

Tiermodelle in der diabetesforschung. Metabolische und hormonelle besonderheiten., L Herberg, M Berger, K D. Buchanan, F A. Gries, and H Kern

Tight binding inhibitors--vi. Interactions of deoxy- coformycin and adenosine deaminase in intact human erythrocytes and sarcoma 180 cells., brown T. Rogler, R P. Agarwal, and R E. Jr

Tight-skin, a new mutation of the mouse causing excessive growth of connective tissue and skeleton., M C. Green, H O. Sweet, and L E. Bunker

Tilorone and cogeners, effect on host defense mechanisms. Abstr., A Munson, J Munson, and W Regelson

Tilorone -- a new antitumor drug. Abstr., R H. Adamson

Time and aggression., E Fredericson

Time and antigen dose-dependent variations of igm antibody affinity., R Neri, C Pini, G Vicari, and G Doria

Time and concentration dependence of 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine (dac) cytotoxicity against l1210 leukemia in vitro. Abstr., J M. Covey

Time and dosage dependence of immunoenhancement by murine type ii interferon preparations., G Sonnenfeld, A D. Mandel, and T C. Merigan

Time and dose dependency of metformin-induced changes in hepatocyte insulin receptor status in mice. Abstr., J M. Lord, T W. Atkins, and C J. Bailey

Time- and dose-dependent stimulation of hemopoietic colony-forming potential with granulocytosis-promoting factor (gpf) in inbred mice. Abstr., L Delmonte

Time and dose dependent tissue concentration of methotrexate. Abstr., D S. Zaharko, R L. Dedrick, and V T. Oliverio

Time and dose relationships in the development of immunity to skin homografts in mice., L Henry and G J. Dammin

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Time and space clusters of the French-Canadian M1V phenylketonuria mutation in France., S Lyonnet, D Melle, M de Braekeleer, R Laframboise, F Rey, S W John, M Berthelon, J Berthelot, H Journel, and B Le Marec

Time course of antilisterial activity by immunologically activated murine peritoneal macrophages., R W. Godfrey, P G. Horton, and M S. Wilder

Time course of inflammation and depletion of glutathione after psoralen and ultraviolet light-a. Abstr., L A. Wheeler, A Aswad, C Lundberg, M V. Bregamini, M Connor, and N Lowe

Time course of protection from audiogenic seizures by glucose and insulin in audiogenically primed c57bl/6j mice., R A. Schreiber

Time course of the effects of aaf on mouse liver nucleic acid synthesis and its modification by inhibitors., K M. Dawson

Time-course studies in haemolysin responses and the influence of neonatal thymectomy., N R. Sinclair

Time-course studies on antibody response in thymectomized and sham- -thymectomized mice., N R. Sinclair

Time-dependence and selectivity of immunosuppressive agents., M C. Berenbaum

Time-dependence of als effects on immunological and haematopoietic activities in mice., K Nouza, H Haskovcova, and M Nemec

Time dependence of cyclophosphamide enhancement- -inhibition of experimental metastasis. Abstr., M H. Tseng and M H. Tan

Time dependence of the effect of splenectomy on graft-versus- -host reactivity of lymph node cells., K Nouza, M Nemec, J Novotny, and V Matousek

Time dependence of the number of histocompatibility loci in skin graft rejection of mice., G Brambilla, M Cavanna, S Parodi, and L Baldini

Time dependence of the radiation-modifying effect of cisplatin (ddp) in human bladder transitional cell carcinomas grown in nude mice. Abstr., A P. Kyriazis, A A. Kyriazis, and A Yagoda

Time dependent cytotoxicity of adriamycin and daunomycin in primary cultures of normal and neoplastic mammary glands., L Morasca, ottaviano E. Fogar, and S Garattini

Time-dependent effects of post-trial reinforcement, punishment or ecs on passive avoidance learning., C Mondadori, P G. Waser, and J P. Huston

Time-dependent immunosuppressive effects of anti-thymoctye serum., M C. Berenbaum

Time-dependent improvement of performance on appetitive tasks in mice., R Jaffard, C Destrade, mourat B. Soumireu, and B Cardo

Time dependent inhibition of mitogen-induced dna synthesis by diisopropylfluorophosphate. Abstr., G S. Ku, J P. Quigley, and B M. Sultzer

Time-dependent maturation of the simian virus 40 large t antigen-p53 complex studied by using monoclonal antibodies., R B. Carroll and E G. Gurney

Time-dependent resistance or susceptibility of tumor cells to cyto- toxic antibody after exposure to a chemotherapeutic agent., P J. Leibson, H Schreiber, M R. Loken, S Panem, and D A. Rowley

Time dependent stimulation of murine hemopoiesis by m-amsa. Abstr., M Patchen and E Lotzova

Time-dependent synergism with combination 5-fluorouracil (5fu) and x- radiation (x-r). Abstr., F Valeroite and F Eggerding

Time distribution of recurrence of an immunogenic and of a non-immunogenic tumor following local irradiation. Abstr., H D. Suit, R Sedlacek, and L Fagundes

Time distributions of recurrences of immunogenic and nonimmunogenic tumors following local irradiation., H D. Suit, R Sedlacek, L Fagundes, M Goitein, and K J. Rothman

Time-dose relationships in combined bleomycin treatment and radio- therapy., S J. Jorgensen

Time-dose relationships in the mouse esophagus., T L. Phillips and G Ross

Time-dose-response studies on cellular immunity., R J. Graff and D H. Brown

Time interval between copulation and fertilization in inbred lines of mice and their crosses., H Krzanowska

Time kinetics of the interaction of concanavalin a with splenic lymphocytes of normal akr mice., K B. Sainis, A N. Bhisey, K Sundaram, and G P. Phondke

Time-lapse characterization of erythrocytic colony-forming cells in plasma cultures., D Cormack

Time-lapse cinematography studies of cell cyle and mitosis duration., d'hooghe M. Collyn, A Valleron, and E P. Malaise

Time lapse cinephotomicrography of cultures of Sarcoma-1 cells in the presence of allogenic and isogenic lymphocytes., Ellen S. Morgan

Time limitations in the reversal by citrovorum factor of methotrexate-induced immunosuppression in mice., J Medzihradsky, J Ehrke, and E Mihich

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Timely immunization subverts the development of peripheral nonresponsiveness and suppresses tumor development in simian virus 40 tumor antigen-transgenic mice., X Ye, J McCarrick, L Jewett, and B B. Knowles

Timely translation during the mouse oocyte-to-embryo transition., B Oh, S Hwang, J McLaughlin, D Solter, and B B. Knowles

Time of appearance and histology of tumors induced in the dorsal skin of c3hf mice by ultraviolet radiation from a mercury arc lamp., J D. Spikes, M L. Kripke, R J. Connor, and E J. Eichwald

Time of appearance during development of differences in nigrostriatal tyrosine hydroxylase activity in two inbred mouse strains., H Baker, T H. Joh, and D J. Reis

Time of appearance of viral activity in red blood cells of mice in- fected naturally or artificially with mammary tumor virus., R I. Ritter and S Nandi

Time of clonal commitment in anti-streptococcal group a responses of restricted heterogeneity. Abstr., D E. Briles

Time of day effects on learning and open field activity., R C. Hostetter

Time of expression of Simian Virus 40 T antigen in bone of 501 line mice., Cecilia B. Candia

Time of maturation of the capacity of b lymphocytes from foetal and neonatal mice to reproduce a heterogeneous antibody response to thymic dependent and thymic-independent antigens., D H. Sherr, M R. Szewczuk, A Cusano, W Rappaport, D G. Siskind, and N O. The

Time of neuron origin in preoptic and septal areas of the mouse, an autoradiographic study., E S. Creps

Time of neuron origin in the anterior olfactory nucleus and nucleus of the lateral olfactory tract of the mouse, an autoradiographic study., E S. Creps

Time of origin of amygdaloid neurons in the mouse. An autoradio- graphic study. Abstr., J A. Mc connell

Time of origin of corresponding cell classes in the cerebral cortex of normal and reeler mutant mice. An autoradiographic analysis., V S. Caviness and R L. Sidman

Time of survival of heterografts of guerins rat tumour in mice., K Dux and A Czarnomska

Time of X chromosome inactivation: does it occur at the same time in all cells of the embryo?, M S. Deol and W K. Whitten

Time of X chromosome inactivation in retinal melanocytes of the mouse., M S. Deol and W K. Whitten

Time of x chromosome inactivation in retinal melanocytes of the mouse., M Deol and W Whitten

Time pattern of antileukemic effect of graft-versus-host reaction in mice., M Boranic

Time-pattern of disappearance of a transplanted leukaemia in mouse radiation chimaeras., M Boranic

Time pattern of the antileukemic effect of graft-versus-host reaction in mice., M Boranic and I Tonkovic

Time relationship between neutral stimulus for lh-releasing factor and ovulation in the pms-treated mouse. Abstr., A H. Gates

Time relations in the pregnancy-block induced in mice by strange males., H M. Bruce

Time-sequence studies of combination 5-flourouracil and radiotherapy in a transplanted adenocarcinoma. Abstr., R P. Saik and M M. Kligerman

Time-series analysis of neuropathic pain., Lillian Kang

Timidity and fearfulness of laboratory mice, an illustration of problems in animal temperament., G Whitney

Timing of fetal loss to murine MPS VII., Colleen Storzek

Timing of oocyte maturation in the mouse and its relevance to radiation-induced cell killing and mutational sensitivity., E F. Oakberg

Timing of x-chromosome inactivation in postimplantation mouse embryos., S Rastan

T-independent responses in b cell-defective cba/n mice to brucella abortus and to trinitrophenyl (tnp) conjugates of brucella abortus., J J. Mond, I Scher, D E. Mosier, M Baese, and W E. Paul

Tinin and concanavalin a in spleen cell cultures of nude mice., H Kirchner, H Fenkl, R Zawatzky, H Engler, D H. Becker, and I. Phytohemagglu

Tin-protoporphyrin suppression of hyperbilirubinemia in mutant mice with severe hemolytic anemia., S Sassa, G S. Drummond, S E. Bernstein, and A Kappas

Tion leukemia virus and radiation-induced thymic lymphomas., M S. Mcgrath, A Decleve, M Lieberman, H S. Kaplan, D I. Weissman, and I. Radia

Tion of akr mcf-247 virus., F S. Pedersen, D L. Buchhagen, C Y. Chen, E F. Hays, D W. Haseltine, and T. Inocula

Tion of an endogenous intracisternal a-particle genome., E Canaani, O Dreazen, A Klar, G Rechavi, D Ram, J B. Cohen, D D. Givol, and T. Inser

Tion of strain differences in secondary constrictions., V G. Dev, M S. Grewal, D A. Miller, R E. Kouri, J J. Hutton, D O. Miller, and I. Demonstra

Tipo e distribuzione delle particelle virali nei tumori mammari primitivi e trapiantati del topo (riii/dm/se)., E Bucciarelli and M B. Olivi

Tipsy, a new mutant in linkage group vii of the mouse., A G. Searle

Tisssue-specific formation of transcription-initiation complexes at the 5' end of the mouse beta major globin gene., P Triadou, J Lelong, F Gros, and M Crepin

Tissue- and cell-specific expression of human sn-glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase in transgenic mice., E H. Birkenmeier, P C. Hoppe, K A. Lyford, and B Gwynn

Tissue and cellular distribution of tritium-labeled aet in mice., J R. Maisin, A Leonard, and J Hugon

Tissue and membrane-specific expression of h-2 immunogenicity. Abstr., L A. Manson

Tissue and subcellular distribution of 67cu in dietary copper-deficient and brindled mice. Abstr., J R. Prohaska

Tissue calcium levels, spontaneous and diet-induced cardiovascular lesions in mice., B R. Clower, C R. Ball, and W L. Williams

Tissue calcium levels, spontaneous and diet-induced cardiovascular lesions in mice. Abstr., B R. Clower

Tissue catalase activity in several c57bl substrains and in other strains of inbred mice., M Rechcigl and W E. Heston

Tissue cell antigens, antigens of mouse tumour cell ghosts., G Haughton and D A. Davies

Tissue changes in mice with persistent vaginal cornification induced by early treatment with estrogen., N Takasugi and H A. Bern

Tissue cholesterol storage disorder in balb/c mice. Abstr., M D. Morris, C Bhuvaneswaran, and A D. Boothe

Tissue cholesterol storage disorder in balb/c mice. Histologic findings. Abstr., A D. Boothe, C Bhuvaneswaran, M D. Morris, and J E. Barry

Tissue culture., M M. Broadfoot and P R. Peacock

Tissue culture analysis of the inherited defect of central nervous system myelination in jimpy mice., M K. Wolf and A B. Holden

Tissue culture and animal studies with an oncolytic bovine enterovirus (bovine enterovirus 1)., M E. Hodes, S Morgan, J D. Hubbard, P Yu, and J W. Lukemeyer

Tissue culture and serologic studies of mouse leukemia viruses., W P. Rowe, J W. Hartley, and W I. Capps

Tissue culture and the nude mouse. Abstr., A P. Kyriazis, W B. Mccombs, A A. Sandberg, A A. Kyriazis, D N. Sloane, and P D. In

Tissue culture assay for moloney leukemia virus., B A. Nordenskjold, E Klein, T Tachibana, and E M. Fenyo

Tissue culture assay of helper activity of murine leukemia virus for murine sarcoma virus., P J. Fischinger and T E. O'connor

Tissue culture characteristics of the bw1081 mouse salivary gland tumor. I. Preliminary investigation of nutrient medium components., W G. Shafer

Tissue culture methods for the detection of antibodies to nucleated cells., A E. Stuart

Tissue culture of mammary tumors of the ps strain mice, ultra- structural study and bioassay. Abstr., J Mouriquand

Tissue culture of mouse leukemic cells. Abstr., H D. Soule, D S. Ramsey, and P G. Stansly

Tissue culture of solid tumor cells in synthetic medium., Gay E. Mitnick

Tissue culture of the agent of reticulum cell sarcoma. Abstr., H D. Soule and P G. Stansly

Tissue culture studies of cells from mouse cervix subjected to car- cinogenic treatment., M A. Fernandes and I Koprowska

Tissue culture studies of mouse mammary tumor cells and associated viruses., R B. Owens and A J. Hackett

Tissue culture studies of mouse mammary tumors. Abstr., J A. Sykes, J Angermann, and L Dmochowski

Tissue culture study of murine muscular dysgenesis: role of spontaneous action potential generation in the regulation of muscle maturation., J A. Powell, B Friedman, and A Cossi

Tissue culture tumor antigens (tcta) from filtered tissue cluture medium. Abstr., L Miller, F Eales, and D Hickok

Tissue differences and molecular properties of beta-galactosi- dase variation in the mouse. Abstr., R Seyedyazdani, L G. Lundin, and Y Floderus

Tissue distribution and biochemical properties of an inter- specific tumour-associated gamma foetal antigen., P J. Higgins, C Tong, E Borenfreund, R S. Okin, and A Bendich

Tissue distribution and ontogenetic emergence of differentiation antigens on avian t cells., B Peault, M Coltey, and N M. Douarin

Tissue distribution and specific binding of tritiated dexamethasone in vivo: autoradiographic and cell fractionation studies in the mouse., M Coutard, pellegrin M. Osborne, and J W. Funder

Tissue distribution of an epithelial and tumor-associated antigen recognized by monoclonal antibody f36/22., G A. Croghan, L D. Papsidero, L A. Valenzuela, T Nemoto, E Penetrante, and T M. Chu

Tissue distribution of defective synthesis of 3'-phosphoadenosine 5'-phosphosulfate (paps) in brachymorphic mice. Abstr., K Sugahara, J A. Cifonelli, and N B. Schwartz

Tissue distribution of doxorubicin (dx) and 4'deoxydoxorubicin (4'-deoxydx) in nude and conventional mice bearing colon tumors. Abstr., F Formelli, A Fumagalli, F Giuliani, A Maria, and N O. Kaplan

Tissue distribution of ia antigens and their expression on lymphocyte subpopulations., G J. Hammerling

Tissue distribution of ia antigens. Ia on spermatozoa, macrophages, and epidermal cells., G J. Hammerling, G Mauve, E Goldberg, and H O. Devitt

Tissue distribution of radioiodinated human growth hormone in the mouse., G J. Mizejewski

Tissue graft rejection in mice. II. Graft survival across h-2 regional barriers., J S. Schultz, T F. Beals, and friberg R. Mott

Tissue graft rejection in mice. V. Survival, rejection, or proliferation across minor barriers., J S. Schultz, T F. Beals, and friberg R. Demott

Tissue graft rejection in murine models of autoimmune disease., J Schultz, friberg R. Demott, S Walker, and T F. Beals

Tissue graft rejection-non-h-2 effects. Abstr., J S. Schultz and F P. Hogan

Tissue incompatibilities arising in the f1, f2 and f3 hybrids of in- bred strains of mice. Abstr., D W. Bailey and L Mobraaten

Tissue injury in mice immunized with laminin (ln). Abstr., ullrich J. Murphy, T D. Oberley, and D F. Mosher

Tissue interaction in androgen response of embryonic mammary rudiment of mouse. Identification of target tissue for testosterone., K Kratochwil and P Schwartz

Tissue interaction in the development of thymus lymphocytes., J J. Owen and M A. Ritter

Tissue interactions in basal regions of the cranial neuro- epithelium in the c57bl mouse., D B. Wilson

Tissue interactions in embryonic mouse tooth germs. II. The inductive role of the dental papilla., E J. Kollar and G R. Baird

Tissue interactions in embryonic mouse tooth germs. I. Reorganization of the dental epithelium during tooth-germ reconstruction., E J. Kollar and G R. Baird

Tissue megakaryocyte and peripheral platelet changes in mice bearing transplanted mammary tumors. Abstr., L Delmonte and R A. Liebelt

Tissue metabolism in infection. Biochemical changes in mice treated with cord factor., M Artman, A Bekierkunst, and I Goldenberg

Tissue microenvironment and the genetic control of hair pigment patterns in mice., D B. Galbraith, G L. Wolff, and N L. Brewer

Tissue nad levels and the response to irradiation or cytotoxic drugs., G Calcutt, S M. Ting, and A W. Preece

Tissue o2 levels in tumors in c3h mice during experimental hyperthermia. Abstr., K A. Buettner, H W. Puffer, J A. Roseboro, and M Astrahan

Tissue pharmacokinetics, inhibition of dna synthesis, and tumor cell kill after high-dose methotrexate in murine tumor models., F M. Sirotnak, R C. Donsbach, D M. Dorick, and D M. Moccio

Tissue porphyrin in pregnant and non-pregnant mice injected with hematoporphyrin., R E. Mc cafferty and H P. Mack

Tissue preference and differentiation of malignant hybrid cells during mouse development. Abstr., D Duboule, C M. Croce, and K Illmensee

Tissue preference and differentiation of malignant rat x mouse hybrid cells in chimaeric mouse fetuses., D Duboule, C M. Croce, and K Illmensee

Tissue produced by lactic dehydrogenase virus. Abstr., M A. Snodgrass, T I. Thymus, and T A. Lymphatic

Tissue reaction to heterografts sterilized with beta-propiolactone., J O. Laws and K Zinnemann

Tissue repopulation during core of osteopetrotic (mi/mi) mice using normal and defective (we/wv) bone marrow., M J. Marshall, N W. Nisbet, J Menage, and J F. Loutit

Tissues of the pet/mcv mouse strain., S E. Nichols, J A. Reams, E Occurrence, and M O. Connective

Tissue sources of bone marrow colony stimulating factor., J Sheridan and E Stanley

Tissue specific accumulation of thermolabile phosphoglycerate kinase in aging mice., Richard Douglas

Tissue-specific effects of n6-(delta2-isopentenyl) adenosine on the incorporation of precursors into nucleic acids and protein in rats and mice., Y Rustum and E Mihich

Tissue specific esterase isozymes of the mouse (mus musculus)., F H. Ruddle and L Harrington

Tissue-specific expression, developmental regulation, and chromosomal mapping of the lecithin: cholesterol acyltransferase gene. Evidence for expression in brain and testes as well as liver., C H. Warden, C A. Langner, J I. Gordon, B A. Taylor, J W. McLean, and A J. Lusis

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Tissue-specific expression, developmental regulation, and genetic mapping of the gene encoding CCAAT/enhancer binding protein., E H. Birkenmeier, B Gwynn, S Howard, J Jerry, J I. Gordon, W H. Landschulz, and S L. McKnight

Tissue-specific expression of a cloned chick delta-crystallin gene in mouse cells., H Kondoh, K Yasuda, and T S. Okada

Tissue-specific expression of an unusual h-2 (class i)-related gene., D Cosman, M Kress, G Khoury, and G Jay

Tissue-specific expression of mouse alpha-amylase genes., U Schibler, M Tosi, A Pittet, L Fabiani, and P K. Wellauer

Tissue specific expression of mouse alpha-amylase genes. Abstr., O Hagenbuchle, U Schibler, R Young, M Tosi, and P K. Wellauer

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Tissue-specific functional networks for prioritizing phenotype and disease genes., Yuanfang Guan, Dmitriy Gorenshteyn, Margit Burmeister, Aaron K Wong, John C. Schimenti, Mary Ann Handel, Carol J Bult, Matthew A Hibbs, and Olga G Troyanskaya

Tissue-specific inhibition of lung alveolar cell mitosis in organ culture., J D. Simmett, J M. Fisher, and A G. Heppleston

Tissue specificity and age changes of the pattern of the h1 group of histones in chromatin from mouse tissues., Z A. Medvedev, M N. Medvedeva, and L Robson

Tissue-specificity and developmental changes in Spl expression., So Young Park

Tissue-specific promotors regulate the expression of the mouse alpha-amylase gene amy-1a in the parotid gland and the liver. Abstr., O Hagenbuchle, U Schibler, A Pittet, R Bovey, and P K. Wellauer

Tissue thromboplastin in relation to the pathogenesis graft-versus- host reaction., M Zaleski

Tissue to nude mice as basis for thyroid-stimulating immunoglobulin (tsi) bioassay. Abstr., P Schumm, H Wenisch, P Althoff, U Schwedes, D K. Usadel, and O A. Thyroid

Tissue transplantation as an analytic and therapeutic tool in hereditary anemias., S E. Bernstein

Tissue typing with heterologous antisera--a model system. Abstr., M Edidin, H Kriek, and A Boylston

Tissue vitamin c levels as a function of age in healthy and autoimmune mice. Abstr., B Leibovitz, B V. Siegel, and J I. Morton

Tissue water content and nuclear magnetic resonance in normal and tumor tissues., I Kiricuta and V Simplaceanu

Titration and circulation of cells mediating delayed type hypersensitivity in normal and cyclophosphamide treated mice during response to sheep red blood cells., G Marchal, G Milon, B Hurtrel, and P H. Lagrange

Titration der leukamogenen und immunogenen aktivitat des graffi leukamievirus der maus., F Fey and G Pasternak

Titration of cytolytic antitumor antibody utilizing absorbance at 260 mu to measure the leakage of cell constituents., W J. Nungester, J A. Adair, R A. Allardyce, and L J. Paradise

Titrations of mammary tumor virus in fresh and treated riii milk and milk fractions., D H. Moore, N Pillsbury, and B D. Pullinger

Titrations of various mouse mammary tumor viruses in different mouse strains., D H. Moore, J Charney, and J A. Holben

TL.4, A leukemia-specific antigen coded by the cell genome. Abstr., E Stockert, L J. Old, and E A. Boyse

Tla types of h-2 congenic and recombinant mice., J A. Frelinger, D B. Murphy, and J F. Cormick

T lineage lymphocytes in nude mice born from homozygous nu/nu parents., F Loor, H Amstutz, L Hagg, K S. Mayor, and G E. Roelants

T-locus in mice, segregation distortion and sterility in the male, p. 289-305. In r.a. Beatty & s. Gluecksohn-waelsch (ed.), The genetics of the spermatozoon, proc. Internat. Symp. 16-20 Aug. 1971, Univ., A Braden

T/locus isolated from sperm and teratoma cells, and h-2 antigens isolated from splenocytes., E S. Vitetta, K Artzt, D Bennett, E A. Boyse, D F. Jacob, and U S. The

TLR agonists abrogate costimulation blockade-induced prolongation of skin allografts., T B. Thornley, M A. Brehm, T G. Markees, L D. Shultz, J P. Mordes, R M. Welsh, A A. Rossini, and D L. Greiner

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TLR agonists prevent the establishment of allogeneic hematopoietic chimerism in mice treated with costimulation blockade., D M. Miller, T B. Thornley, T Pearson, A J. Kruger, M Yamazaki, L D. Shultz, R M. Welsh, M A. Brehm, A A. Rossini, and D L. Greiner

T-lymphocyte colony formation of murine spleen cells in a one- -stage micro agar culture., A J. Ulmer, H Flad, and H Opitz

T-lymphocyte colony growth in vitro: factors modulating clonal expansion., L A. Rozenszajn, I Goldman, Y Kalechman, H Michlin, B Sredni, Zeevi, and D Shoham

T lymphocyte-dependent b lymphocyte proliferative response to antigen. I. Genetic restriction of the stimulation of b lymph- ocyte proliferation., H Y. Tse, J J. Mond, and W E. Paul

T-lymphocyte depleted mice with a normal b-lymphocyte response show normal amyloid development after caseination., P Ebbesen, M Bergh, E Leuchars, and M Doenhoff

T-lymphocyte differentiation is accompanied by increase in sialic acid content of thy-1 antigen., D Hoessli, C Bron, and J R. Pink

T lymphocyte-enriched murine peritoneal exudate cells. I. A reliable assay for antigen-induced t lymphocyte proliferation., R H. Schwartz, L Jackson, and W E. Paul

T-lymphocyte-enriched murine peritoneal exudate cells. II. Genetic control of antigen-induced t-lymphocyte proliferation., R H. Schwartz and W E. Paul

T lymphocyte-enriched murine peritoneal exudate cells. Iii. Inhibition of antigen-induced t lymphocyte proliferation with anti-ia antisera., R H. Schwartz, C S. David, D H. Sachs, and W E. Paul

T-lymphocyte-enriched murine peritoneal exudate cells. IV. Genetic control of cross-stimuation at the t-cell level., R H. Schwartz, C L. Horton, and W E. Paul

T-lymphocyte maturation and antitumoral effect of a thymic extract obtained from a stimulated model., B Serrou, T Reme, R Senelar, B Delor, J B. Dubois, and C Thierry

T-lymphocyte-mediated cytolysis. Contribution of intracellular components to target cell susceptibility., G Berke and Z Fishelson

T lymphocyte-mediated cytolysis. Dissociation of the binding and lytic mechanisms of the effector cell., Z Fishelson and G Berke

T-lymphocyte mediated cytolysis. Temperature dependence of killer cell dependent and independent phases and lack of recovery from the lethal hit at low temperatures., E Martz and B Benacerraf

T-lymphocyte mediated lysis of tumor cells in the presence of alloantiserum., A Liepins, R B. Faanes, Y S. Choi, and E D. Harven

T lymphocyte-mediated suppression of myeloma function in vitro. I. Suppression by allogeneically activated t lymphocytes., A K. Abbas

T lymphocyte-mediated suppression of myeloma function in vitro. IV. Generation of effector suppressor cells specific for myeloma idiotypes., A K. Abbas, M Takaoki, and M I. Greene

T lymphocyte-mediated suppression of tumor growth in mice with friend leukemia virus dormant infections. Abstr., L M. Dicicco, G A. Truitt, K E. Fuscaldo, and E F. Wheelock

T-lymphocyte precursors. I. Synergy between precursor and mature t lymphocytes in the response to concanavalin a., J J. Cohen and S S. Fairchild

T lymphocyte recognition of alloantigen in vitro. II. Significance of fc receptor positive and negative res- ponder t cells in the generation of cytotoxic t lympho- cytes from normal or immune mice., wulff B. Hertel and B Rubin

T lymphocyte responses of murine lung: immunization with alloantigen induces accumulation of cytotoxic and other t lymphocytes in the lung., M C. Liu, K Ishizaka, and M Plaut

T lymphocyte responses to mls locus antigens involve recognition of h-2 i region gene products., A B. Peck, C A. Janeway, and H Wigzell

T-lymphocyte response to friend virus-induced tumour cell lines in mice of strains congenic at h-2., K J. Blank, H A. Freedman, and F Lilly

T lymphocyte response to H-2 mutants: cytotoxic effectors are Ly-1+2+., P J. Wettstein, D W. Bailey, L E. Mobraaten, J Klein, and J A. Frelinger

T lymphocyte response to h-2 mutants: cytotoxic effectors are ly-1+2+., P J. Wettstein, D W. Bailey, L E. Mobraaten, and J A. Frelinger

T-lymphocyte response to H-2 mutants. I. Proliferation is dependent on Ly 1+2+ cells., P J. Wettstein, D W. Bailey, L E. Mobraaten, J Klein, and J A. Frelinger

T-lymphocytes and macrophages in primary murine fibrosarcomas at different stages in their progression., G W. Wood and K A. Gollahon

T lymphocytes and the transfer of immunity to trypanosoma musculi in mice., P Pouliot, P Viens, and G A. Targett

T lymphocytes and thymocytes with different localization properties separated by nylon-wool filtration., A Bellavia and H S. Micklem

T lymphocyte specificity of a lymphocyte-inhibiting factor (chalone) extracted from the thymus., I Florentin, N Kiger, and G Mathe

T lymphocytes that contribute to the immunoregulation of granuloma formation in chronic murine schistosomiasis., D G. Colley

T-lymphocytes transfer streptozotocin induced diabetes mellitus in mice., K Buschard and J Rygaard

T-lymphocyte suppressor activity in the cytotoxic response to the teratocarcinoma 402ax of the mouse., A M. Isa, B R. Sanders, and C A. Parham

T lymphocytes with promiscuous cytotoxicity., C Shustik, I R. Cohen, R S. Schwartz, and S D. Waksal

T lymphocyte tolerance and early appearance of virus-induced cell surface antigens in moloney-murine leukemia virus neonatally injected mice., D Collavo, P Zanovello, G Biasi, and bianchi L. Chieco

T-lymphoma immunoglobulin. Tryptic and cnbr-produced fragments of the polypeptide chains. Abstr., J M. Moseley, J M. Decker, E A. Beatty, and J J. Marchalonis

T lymphoma variants with specifically altered growth in semi-solid media., J Claverie and M Cohn

Tm, a new viable t-mutant in the mouse., K O. Yamagisawa and Y Koyama

T maze learning in three breeds of young dogs using different types of handling as reinforcement., Dan J. Peterman

T 'memory' cells in allograft response in vitro., P Hayry and L C. Andersson

T mitogens trigger lps responsiveness in mouse thymus cells., J T. Forbes, Y Nakao, and R T. Smith

Tn, a universal carcinoma (ca) marker, frequently strongly expressed in anaplastic, aggressive ca., G F. Springer and H Tegtmayer

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TNF-alpha from inflammatory dendritic cells (DCs) regulates lung IL-17A/IL-5 levels and neutrophilia versus eosinophilia during persistent fungal infection., M Fei, S Bhatia, T B. Oriss, M Yarlagadda, A Khare, S Akira, S Saijo, Y Iwakura, Junecko B. Fallert, T A. Reinhart, O Foreman, P Ray, J Kolls, and A Ray

TNF-alpha induces osteoclastogenesis by direct stimulation of macrophages exposed to permissive levels of RANK ligand., J Lam, S Takeshita, J E. Barker, O Kanagawa, F P. Ross, and S L. Teitelbaum

(tnp)-binding Immunoglobulin a (iga) lymphoma isolated from mopc-315, a tnp-binding iga plasmacytoma of balb/c mice., H M. Gebel, J R. Autry, J W. Rohrer, and D R. Lynch

Tnp-ficoll batch related induction of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody (anti-id) production in chickens and mice. Abstr., B S. Bhogal, E A. Goidl, G W. Siskind, and G J. Thorbecke

Tnp-lps induces in igg anti-tnp immune response in mice., J Humbert, I Motta, and bachi P. Truffa

Tnp-specific h-3 restricted ctl responses of allogeneic thymus gland-grafted nude mice. Abstr., J P. Lake, T Malek, D D. Isaak, and C W. Pierce

To 3,4-benzopyrene and 3-methylcholanthrene., L J. Alfred, A Globerson, Y B. Al, F T. Normal, and N C. Vitro

To an autoimmune respose to acetylcholine receptor (achr). Abstr., P Christadoss, M Dauphinee, J Lindstrom, H Dang, G Fernandes, N N. Int, and K T. Secondary

To a specific b cell subset., P B. Nakajima, S K. Datta, R S. Schwartz, D B. Huber, and Z O. Nzb

Tobacco-specific nitrosamines. Formation from nicotine in vitro and during tobacco curing and carcinogenicity in strain a mice., S S. Hecht, C B. Chen, N Hirota, R M. Ornaf, T C. Tso, and D Hoffmann

Tobacco tar carcinogenesis., I Chouroulinkov, P Lazar, C Izard, C Libermann, D M. Guerin, and E G. For

To b lymphocyte precursor cells by inducing agents and hormones., U Hammerling, A F. Chin, J Abbott, G Goldstein, M Sonenberg, D M. Hoffmann, and T O. Transmitted

To detect variants in clones of hapten-specific antibody- -forming cells (afc) developing in culture from direct afc- -progenitor b cells., K Shortman, M Howard, B L. Pike, J Marbrook, N J. So, and M T. willfailure

To determine the mechanisms by which CSF-1 and LPS regulate the expression of the IL-6 gene on macrophages., Jessica Phelps

To disaggregate or not to disaggregate injury and cell disaggregation, transient or permanent?, C Waymouth

To grow mouse mammary epithelial cells in culture., U K. Ehmann, W D. Peterson, J, and D S. Misfeldt

To herpes simplex virus (hsv)-infected cells. Abstr., S Kohl, D L. Cahall, D L. Walters, D V. Schaffner, and A C. dcc)

To induce sv40 transplantation immunity in hamsters but not in mice., S S. Tevethia, O A. Populations, and O T. Ability

To its biochemical and chemotherapeutic effects on p388 lymphocytic leukemia cells., W R. Yesair dw, P B. Al, L O. Uptake, and B O. Phthalanilide

Tolbutamide treatment of pregnant mice. Repeated adminis- tration reduces fetal lethality., R J. Belisle and S Y. Long

Tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. Iii. Transfer of tolerance with 'suppressor t cells'., P Phanuphak, J W. Moorhead, and H N. Claman

Tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. IV. Desensiti- zation as a manifestation of increased proliferation of sensitized cells., P Phanuphak, J W. Moorhead, and H N. Claman

Tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. Vii. Functional demonstration of cell-associated tolerogen in lymph node cell populations containing specific suppressor cells., J W. Moorhead and D W. Scott

Tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. Viii. Identification of distinct t cell subpopulations that mediate in vivo and in vitro manifestations of delayed hypersensitivity., J W. Moorhead

Tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. VI. Inhibition of afferent sensitivity by suppressor t cells in adoptive tolerance., J W. Moorhead

Tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. V. Induction of tolerance with dnp compounds and with free and membrane-associated dnfb., H N. Claman

Tolerance and enhancement in organ transplantation., L Brent

Tolerance and immunity to maternally derived incompatible igg2a- -globulin in mice., N L. Warner and L A. Herzenberg

Tolerance, cellules epidermiques et extraits cellulaires epidermiques., G Lejeune, A Castermans, F Philippart, and A M. Haenen

Tolerance in differentiating b lymphocytes., C J. Elson

Tolerance induced by parity in mice incompatible at the h-2 locus., E J. Breyere and M K. Barrett

Tolerance induced by tnp-derivatized syngeneic erythrocytes. Evidence for cooperation between hapten-specific t and hapten-specific b lymphocytes in the immune responses., C E. Moody, J B. Innes, G W. Siskind, and M E. Weksler

Tolerance induction across an h-2 barrier in adult mice by parabiosis. Abstr., T G. Wegmann and D W. Drell

Tolerance induction and sensitization by preincubation of bone marrow with allogeneic erythrocytes., D E. Uphoff

Tolerance induction by fusion of fetaal thymus lobes in organ culture., D Deluca, T E. Mandel, G A. Luckenbach, and M M. Kennedy

Tolerance induction by hapten-modified syngeneic cells. Abstr., C E. Moody, Y T. Kim, A Schwartz, G W. Siskind, and M E. Weksler

Tolerance induction during ontogeny. I. Presence of active suppression in mice rendered tolerant to human gamma-globulin in utero correlates with the breakdown of the tolerant state., C A. Waters, L M. Pilarski, T G. Wegmann, and E Diener

Tolerance induction in adult mice with tumor homografts., S S. Wachtel and W K. Silvers

Tolerance induction in b lymphocytes by thymus-dependent antigens. T cells may abrogate b-cell tolerance induction but prevent an anti- body response., J W. Schrader

Tolerance induction in maturing b cells., J W. Stocker

Tolerance induction in txxbt and txxb mice., S Muramatsu, T Amagai, and Y Katsura

Tolerance induction to a hapten protein conjugate in vivo. Are suppressor t cells involved., R Huchet and M Feldmann

Tolerance induction to a heterotopic cardiac allograft in the irradiated reconstituted mouse., D W. Jirsch, N Kraft, and E Diener

Tolerance induction to a thymus-dependent antigen in vitro, treatment of nonadherent cells with tolerogen biologically filtered in vitro., J W. Geyer and Y M. Kong

Tolerance induction to h-2 central region target antigens. In vivo/in vitro correlations., O J. Kuperman, H W. Sollinger, and F H. Bach

Tolerance induction with bovine gamma globulin in mouse radiation chimaeras depends on macrophages., M L. Lukic and S Leskowitz

Tolerance induction with thymus grafts in neonatally thymectomized mice., O Stutman, E J. Yunis, and R A. Good

Tolerance in early embryo aggregation-derived mouse chimaeras., R D. Barnes and C G. Graham

Tolerance in early embryo aggregation (eea) derived mouse chimeras., R D. Barnes

Tolerance in (nzb x dba/2)f1 mice given nzb t cells and dba/2 b cells is mediated by androgens. Abstr., C A. Laskin, J D. Taurog, P A. Smathers, and A D. Steinberg

'tolerance' In postpartum female mice induced by strain-specific matings., E J. Breyere and M K. Barrett

Tolerance-mediated inheritance of immune responsiveness., B Cinader, S W. Koh, and D Naylor

Tolerance of cell mediated immune responses after in vitro treatment of competent cells with mitomycin c., E Lemmel and R A. Good

Tolerance of donor cells towards the host in radiation chimeras. In mecahnisms of immunological tolerance, czech. Acad. Sci., Prague,, D W. Van bekkum

Tolerance of f1 hybrid skin homografts in the parent strain induced by parabiosis., C Martinez, F Shapiro, H Kelman, T Onstad, and R A. Good

Tolerance of histoincompatible marrow grafts., R E. Click

Tolerance of long-term methotrexate infusions by mice., D S. Zaharko, R L. Dedrick, D M. Young, and A L. Peale

Tolerance of rat skin grafts in adult mice., E M. Lance, R H. Levey, P B. Medawar, and M Ruszkiewicz

Tolerance of sk-incompatible skin grafts., E A. Boyse, E A. Carswell, M P. Scheid, and L J. Old

Tolerance of skin homograft in adult mice induced by homologous spleen cells. Abstr., F Shapiro, C Martinez, and J M. Smith

Tolerance of skin homografts induced in adult mice by multiple injections of homologous spleen cells., F Shapiro, C M. Smith, and R A. Good

Tolerance of thymocytes to allogeneic i region determinants encountered prethymically. Evidence for expression of anti-ia receptors by t cell precursors before their entry into the thymus., S M. Bradley, P J. Morrissey, S O. Sharrow, and A Singer

Tolerance rendered by neonatal treatment with anti-idiotypic antibodies. Induction and maintenance in athymic mice., B S. Kim and W J. Hopkins

Tolerance tests for embryo grafts in line-bred mice., A Peacock

Tolerance to a contact allergen in the mouse does not require antibody. Abstr., H C. Maguire, W P. Weidanz, and S Schuster

Tolerance to a homologous tumor in specifically parous female mice. Abstr., E J. Breyere and M K. Barrett

Tolerance to allogeneic and to xenogeneic heart grafts provided by thymectomy of adult mice combined with donor cell and cyclophosphamide inoculation., I Y. Chernyakhovskaya, E V. Nagurskaya, G B. Shaposhnikova, A B. Prigozhina, and L N. Fontalin

Tolerance to and physical dependence on morphine in mice., R Walter, R F. Ritzmann, H N. Bhargava, H C. Rainbow, L B. Flexner, D W. Krivoy, and T B. Of

Tolerance to a protein antigen in adult mice and the effect of non- specific factors., H N. Claman

Tolerance to barbiturate and chlorpromazine-induced central nervous system sedation--involvement of calcium-mediated stimulus-secretion coupling., S W. Leslie, S V. Elrod, R Coleman, and J K. Belknap

Tolerance to cold and development of adaptation to cold in mice as a function of age., Z M. Nagy

Tolerance to ethanol hypothermia in inbred mice: genotypic correlations with behavioral responses., J C. Crabbe, J S. Janowsky, E R. Young, A Kosobud, J Stack, and H Rigter

Tolerance to hgg in aged c57bl/6 and balb/c mice. Abstr., G S. Habicht

Tolerance to histocompatibility determinants in tetraparental bone marrow chimeras., H Von boehmer, J Sprent, and M Nabholz

Tolerance to non-h-2 histocompatibility antigens. Transplantation tolerance to the h-4 and h-7 histocompatibility antigens., L L. Lanier and G Haughton

Tolerance to opioid narcotics. I. Tolerance to the 'running fit' caused by levorphanol in the mouse., A Goldstein and P Sheehan

Tolerance to polyinosinic polycytidylic acid in nzb/nzw mice., A D. Steinberg, G G. Daley, and N Talal

Tolerance to sheep red cells, breakage with thymocytes and horse red cells., R K. Gershon and K Kondo

Tolerance to skin allografts by immunosuppressive 'pulse' of methylhydrazine derivatives and antilymphocyte serum., G Floersheim and K Brune

Tolerance to the immunosuppressant effect of delta8 tetrahydro- cannabinol. Abstr., S E. Loveless and A E. Munson

Tolerance to thymus-independent antigens. Characteristics of induction of tolerance to thymus-independent synthetic polypeptides., E Mozes, M Sela, and M J. Taussig

Tolerance to viral antigens in mov-13 mice carrying endogenized moloney-murine leukemia virus., F Ronchese, E D'andrea, D Collavo, A D. Rossi, N, and bianchi L. Chieco

Tolerization of bepsilon cells by conjugates of haptens and isologous gamma-globulins., W Y. Lee and A H. Sehon

Tolerizing effect of dnp-ficoll on ige antibody production., N Watanabe, S Kojima, and Z Ovary

To my good friend, Jack Stimpfling, with best wishes., G D. Snell

To n-(phosphonacetyl)-l-aspartate (pala). Abstr., W R. Laster and J A. Schabel

To observe the estrus cycle of female rabbits by behavior studies with male rabbits and by means of vaginal smears. Ovary transplantation. Urinalysis. Estrus cycle with hormone injection. Bone measurement. Effects of American ashed asbestos on the total leucocyte,, Lida Inge Swafford

To oligo or not to oligo? That is the question! Optimizing oligonucleotide arrays using normal and cancerous breast RNA., Julia M. Schmitz

Tools and applications for large-scale display walls., G Wallace, O J. Anshus, P Bi, H Chen, Y Chen, D Clark, P Cook, A Finkelstein, T Funkhouser, A Gupta, M Hibbs, K Li, Z Liu, R Samanta, R Sukthankar, and O Troyanskaya

Tooth development in the 'crooked' mouse., J A. Sofaer

Tooth eruption induced in grey lethal mice using parathyroid hormone., L Schneider, M Hollinshead, and L Lizzack

Tooth eruption in the grey lethal mouse. Abstr., L C. Schneider and M B. Hollinshead

Tooth transplantation in the mouse. Iii. The role of minor (non-h-2) histocompatibility loci in tooth germ transplantation., J Klein

Tooth transplantation in the mouse. I. The use of procion dyes and tritiated proline in a study of syngeneic tooth germ transplantation., J Klein, W R. Secosky, and D Klein

To oxidize tyrosine to melanin in polyacrylamide gel systems., L M. Edelstein, N Cariglia, M R. Okun, R P. Patel, D D. Smucker, and I O. Oxidase)

Topical administration of anti-tumor agents to locally implanted neoplasms. Abstr., C L. Maddock, M N. Green, and B L. Brown

Topical and quantitative analysis of the thymus region in the nude mouse. Abstr., Z Rychter, M Holub, and R Vanecek

Topical chemical protection against oral radiation death in mice., R A. Goepp and F W. Fitch

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Topical mechlorethamine restores autoimmune-arrested follicular activity in mice with an alopecia areata-like disease by targeting infiltrated lymphocytes., L Tang, L Cao, O Bernardo, Y Chen, J P. Sundberg, H Lui, S Chung, and J Shapiro

Topical zinc in the treatment of mice infected intravaginally with herpes genitalis virus., P Tennican, G Carl, J Frey, C Thies, and M Chvapil

Topographical location of h-y antigen on mouse spermatozoa by immuno- electronmicroscopy., G C. Koo, C W. Stackpole, E A. Boyse, and M P. Lardis

Topographical relationships among h-2 specificities controlled by the d region., D Morello, sautes C. Neauport, and P Demant

Topographic changes of membrane receptors for wheat germ agglutinin during the cell cycle and their relation ot cytolysis., S Lustig, P Fishman, M Djaldetti, and D H. Pluznik

Topographic determinants on cytochrome c. I. The complete antigenic structures of rabbit, mouse, and guanaco cytochromes c in rabbits and mice., G J. Urbanski and E Margoliash

Topography of cell surface antigens., C W. Stackpole

Topography of dna synthesis in the mammary gland of the c3h mouse and its control by ovarian hormones, an autoradiographic study., F Bresciani

Topography of nonneoplastic and neoplastic cells of common origin., B Wetzel, K K. Sanford, C H. Fox, G M. Jones, E W. Westbrook, and R E. Tarone

Topography of schwann cell proliferation and myelination in normal and dystrophic mice. Abstr., M J. Brown, K Saida, J B. Burns, and A K. Asbury

Topography of substrate-attached glycoproteins from normal and virus-transformed cells., L A. Culp

Topography of the dopamine neurons in the arcuate nucleus of the mouse hypothalamus., M Nishizuka

Topography of the neurons responding to estrogen in the hypothalamic acurate nucleus of immature female mice., M Nishizuka

Topography of the predifferentiation gd growth arrest state relative to other growth arrest states in the g1 phase of the cell cycle., J J. Wille and R E. Scott

Topography of visual and somatosensory projections to mouse superior colliculus., U C. Drager and D H. Hubel

Topological mapping of murine leukemia virus proteins by competition-binding assays with monoclonal antibodies., M R. Stone and R C. Nowinski

Topologic forms of mitochondrial dna in akr mice., D C. Newman and J V. Scaletti

Topologic mapping of protective and nonprotective epitopes on the variant surface glycoprotein of the wratat 1 clone on trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense., T Hall and K Esser

Topology of repeated sequences. Relationship of nuclear rna to the repeated sequences of the main and satellite dna in mouse plasmocytoma cells., G N. Pagoulatos

Torl is a novel, variant form of mouse chromosome 17 with a deletion in a partial t haplotype., L M. Silver, D Lukralle, and J I. Garrels

To save or not to save: the role of repositories in a period of rapidly expanding development of genetically engineered strains of mice., J J. Sharp and L E. Mobraaten

To study oestrous behavior in ten races of inbred rabbits; to attempt to correlate the oestrous cycle of these rabbits to their behavior; and to compare racial and individual differences in the response of the rabbits to injections of estrogen; to study the possibility of reducing histocompatibility resistance to reciprocal transplants of ovaries homogenized tissue which had been lyophilized; to study the progress of renal disorders in the A/Jax and dba/2 strains of mice by urine analysis to study the estrous cycle of dba/1 and dba/2 female mice of vaginal smears, and to note the effects of estrogen and testosterone on the cycle; to compare the cephalic index and the lengths of the long bones of mice of the dba/2. C57BL/6, Swiss and Balb/c strains; to study the effects of ashed American asbestos, injected intra- peritoneally, on the total leucocytes, eosinophils, and mast cells of the peritoneal fluid of mature male dba/1 mice., Paul David Berk

To study strain differences in the estrus behavior of rabbits., Elliot Elson

To study the estrus cycle and the estrus behavior in the rabbit and also to compare individual and racial differences in response to estrogen in rabbits; to determine whether ovaries from one strain of mice can be transplanted successfully into another strain of mice, if the histocompatibility resistance can be reduced by the injection of lyophilized homogenized tissues; to study the progress of renal disorder in the A/Jax and dba strains of mice; to determine the effects of estrogen and testosterone on the estrus cycle of the mouse, three month old dba1 and dba2 females were used for the experiment; to determine strain differences in the length of long bones and cephalic indices of the mouse strains dba, Swiss, Balb/C, and C57BL/6., Barry Robert Bloom

To study the possibility of reducing histocompatibility resistance to reciprocal transplants of ovaries between strains after the injection of homogenized tissue which had been lyophilized., Elliot Elson

To suppression by soluble factors from alloantigen- -sensitized spleen cells. Abstr., D P. Huston, R R. Rich, A D. Steinberg, D G. Truitt, and A O. Responses

Total and specific ige immune response in anti-epsilon treated mice. Abstr., B E. Bozelka, J E. Salvaggio, and S B. Lehrer

Total atp, adenylate cyclase and cyclic amp phosphodiesterase activities in mouse spermatozoa bearing tn-mutations. Abstr., R D. Gupta and N Hillman

Total-body radiation suppression of the clearance of phenylalanine ammonia-lyase from mouse plasma., R Shen, V K. Jenkins, R R. Fritz, and C W. Abell

Total-body surface beta irradiator for mice. Abstr., H Auerbach and A M. Brues

Total, bound and free methotrexate (mtx) in tissues of mice treated with mtx with and without folate analogues. Abstr., M Da costa, S P. Rothenberg, and M P. Iqbal

Total breeding capacity of mice at two temperatures., S A. Barnett

Total lactic dehydrogenase and alkaline phosphatase and their respective isozymes and total protein in the serum and heart and leg muscle homogenates of muscular and neuromuscular mutants., Thomas G. Burrage

Total lymphoid irradiation (tli) and allogeneic marrow transplanta- tion for enzyme replacement therapy and immunotherapy of leukemia in mice., S Slavin, S Yatziv, L Weiss, S Morecki, P Abeliuk, and Z Fuks

Total mammectomy in female mice and rats., A Dux

Total number of fibers in muscles of several strains of mice., A R. Luff and G Goldspink

Total oxygen consumption and tissue respiratory enzyme activity in obese hyperglycemic mice and non-obese controls. Abstr., G H. Fried, N Greenberg, and W Antopol

Total suppression of pregnancy in mice by post-coital administration of neuraminidase., G J. Gasic and T B. Gasic

To "t cell independent" antigens., R O. Endres, E Kushnir, J W. Kappler, P Marrack, N S. Kinsky a, and I F. Responses

To test the hypothesis the mEMS88 embryonic (ES) cell line has germline potential., Bobby0Jo Shirley

To the polypeptide of the group-specific glycoprotein of mouse mammary tumor virus., T Ohno, tejada R. Mesa, I Keydar, M Ramanarayanan, J Bausch, N S. Spiegelman, and B C. Related

To the problem of individual radiosensitivity of bone marrow., Z Karpfel, B Koukalova, J Cincarova, and Z Papezova

Totipotency and normal differentiation of single teratocarcinoma cells cloned by injection into blastocysts., K Illmensee and B Mintz

Totipotent cells of parthenogenetic origin in a chimaeric mouse., L C. Stevens

Totipotent hematopoietic stem cells: normal self-renewal and differentiation after transplantation between mouse fetuses., R A. Fleischman, R P. Custer, and B Mintz

Tottering- a neuromuscular mutation in the mouse and its linkage with oligosyndactylism., M C. Green and R L. Sidman

Tottering, a neuromuscular mutation in the mouse and its linkage with oligosyndactylism., M C. Green and R L. Sidman

Toward a chronotherapy of neoplasia, tolerance of treatment depends upon host rhythms., F Halberg, E Haus, S Cardoso, L Scheving, J Kuhl, R Shiotsuka, G Rosene, J Pauly, W Runge, J Spalding, and R Good

Toward an admissible genetic model for the inheritance of the degree and direction of symetry., R L. Collins

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Toward community standards in the quest for orthologs., Christophe Dessimoz, Toni Gabaldón, David S Roos, Erik L L Sonnhammer, and Javier Herrero

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Toward optimal health: advances in diagnosis and preventive strategies to promote bone health in women., J R. Godfrey and C J. Rosen

Towards a molecular and genetic understanding of aqueous humor drainage in glaucoma, Heather McLaughlin

Towards a physical map of mouse chromosome 14 using irradiated hybrid cells., Robert Q. To

Towards a targeting construct for Zfy2., Holly J. Lasecki

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Towards BioDBcore: a community-defined information specification for biological databases., P Gaudet, A Bairoch, D Field, S A. Sansone, C Taylor, J A. Blake, C J. Bult, and J T. Eppig

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Towards BioDBcore: a community-defined information specification for biological databases., P Gaudet, A Bairoch, D Field, S A. Sansone, C Taylor, T K. Attwood, A Bateman, J A. Blake, C J. Bult, J T. Eppig, and BioDBCore Working Group

Towards the positional cloning of the fidget (fi) mutation located on mouse chromosome 2., Jennifer Gervais

Towards understanding the function of the tubby gene family in the retina., S Ikeda, A Ikeda, J K. Naggert, and P M. Nishina

Towards understanding the mechanism of the transmembrane receptor Unc5h3 in neuronal migration., Elisabeth Wurtmann

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Toward the genetics of mammalian reproduction: induction and mapping of gametogenesis mutants in mice., J O. Ward, L G. Reinholdt, S A. Hartford, L A. Wilson, R J. Munroe, K J. Schimenti, B J. Libby, M O'Brien, J K. Pendola, J Eppig, and J C. Schimenti

Toward the positional cloning of a new mouse mutation causing hind limb paralysis and digit abnormalities., Elizabeth A. Good

Toward the yeastification of mouse genetics: chemical mutagenesis of embryonic stem cells., Y Chen, J Schimenti, and T Magnuson

Toxic and antineoplastic effects of L-asparaginase. Study of mice with lymphoma and normal monkeys and report on a child with leukemia., W C. Dolowy, D Henson, J Cornet, and H Sellin

Toxic and pathologic effects of 4,4'-diacetyl-diphenyl-urea-bis- (guanylhydrazone), a new antileukemic agent., E Mihich, C L. Simpson, L Loth, and A I. Mulhern

Toxic and protective effects of royal jelly in normal and diseased mice., B Grad, V A. Kral, and J Berenson

Toxic combinations of amphotericin-b (ampho-b), heat, and chemotherapy on l1210 cells grown in vitro. Abstr., J B. Block, M Dietrich, and W H. Isacoff

Toxic effect of a lethal dose of lic1 in six strains of mice: a quantitative genetic analysis. Abstr., kassem M. El and S M. Singh

Toxic effect of polyriboinosinic-polyribocytidylic acid on mouse hemopoietic stem cells., P Jullien and guignard J. Maeyer

Toxic effect of some tumor nucleoprotein fractions upon fibroblasts. Abstr., A G. Smith

Toxic effects of irradiated media of mouse cells., David S. Kyner

Toxic effects of massive doses of bcg in mice, guinea pigs, and monkeys., V Portelance, M Quevillon, and Y Page

Toxic effects of sodium selenite on pregnant mice and modification of the effects by vitamin e or reduced glutathione., J Yonemoto, H Satoh, S Himeno, and T Suzuki

Toxic effects of tobacco on mouse embryo homografts., P M. Peacock

Toxic factor associated with egg-cultivated tumors., A Taylor and N Carmichael

Toxicite d'un polyanion synthetique a activite antivirale, le poly- vinyl sulfate., P Morelis, H Lavirotte, M Mendels, and R Fontanges

Toxicity and anticancer activity of a new triazine antifolate (nsc 127755)., T H. Corbett, W R. Leopold, D J. Dykes, B J. Robert, D P. Griswold, J, and F M. Jr

Toxicity and anti-leukemic effectiveness, in mice, of 4-amino-4- -deoxy-n10-methyl-5,6,7,8-tetrahydropteroylglutamic acid (tetrahy- droamethopterin)., J A. Mead, J M. Venditti, A W. Schrecker, A Goldin, and R L. Kisliuk

Toxicity and antitumor activity of gallium nitrate and periodically related metal salts., M M. Hart, C F. Smith, S T. Yancey, and R H. Adamson

Toxicity and antitumor activity of hexamethylmelamine and its n-demethylated metabolites in mice with transplantable tumors., L M. Lake, E E. Grunden, and B M. Johnson

Toxicity and efficacy of the diester of deoxycholic acid (doca) and 5-fluoro-2-deoxyuridine (fudr), first of a new class of chemotherapeutic agents. Abstr., S C. Fox, I Lalexari, and B H. Kaplan

Toxicity and inanition in cancer chemotherapy, effect of brief starva- tion on survival rates of mice so treated., D J. Ferguson and N Trotman

Toxicity and mutagenicity of radiation from fluorescent lamps and a sunlamp in l5178y mouse lymphoma cells., E D. Jacobson, K Krell, M J. Dempsey, M H. Lugo, W Ellingson, and C W. Ii

Toxicity but not arthritogenicity of mycoplasma arthritidis for mice associates with the haplotype expressed at the major histo- compatibility complex., B C. Cole, R N. Thorpe, L A. Hassell, L R. Washburn, and J R. Ward

Toxicity, distribution and elimination of the cancerostatic lectins abrin and ricin after parenteral injection into mice., O Fodstad, S Olsnes, and A Pihl

Toxicity evaluation of doxorubicin entrapped in cardiolipin liposomes in mice. Abstr., F Smith, A Rahman, A Jenson, I Kline, and P S. Schein

Toxicity of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (tcdd) in c57bl/6 mice., J G. Vos, J A. Moore, and J G. Zinkl

Toxicity of 5-bromo 2'-deoxyuridine to malignant lymphoid cell lines., J A. Brent, C H. Bojko, and V P. Hollander

Toxicity of 9-beta-arabinofuranosyladenine towards normal and neo- plastic cells., J J. Brink and G A. Lepage

Toxicity of antitumor agents on hemopoietic colony forming cells., E M. Uyeki, T L. Pazdernik, and A E. Ashkar

Toxicity of bromodeoxyuridine to malignant lymphoid cells. Abstr., J A. Brent and C Bojko

Toxicity of cisplatin and hydroxymalonatodiammine platinum (ii) towards mouse bone marrow and b16 melanoma in relation to dna binding in vivo., M F. Pera, D Sessford, and J J. Roberts

Toxicity of dietary components to colonic mucosa in vivo. Abstr., R P. Bird and W R. Bruce

Toxicity of diethylaminoreserpine to a transplantable tumor: the significance of the presence of hypoxic cells., S Lehnert

Toxicity of dimethyl sulphoxide to plaque-forming cells., F Bohm

Toxicity of inhaled 144ceo2 in mice., D L. Lundgren, R O. Clellan, R L. Thomas, F F. Hahn, and A Sanchez

Toxicity of intraperitoneal injections of (7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthra- cene (dmba) and other agents in inbred mice. Abstr., F A. Schmid, P A. Dickey, G A. Stanco, and G S. Tarnowski

Toxicity of mercuric oxide to pregnant mice and the mechanism of resistance of prenatally exposed litters. Abstr., G C. Berg

Toxicity of methylmercuric hydroxide and colchicine on cultured mouse neuroblastoma. Abstr., R L. Koerker

Toxicity of methylmercuric hydroxide in cultured mouse neuroblastoma. Abstr., R L. Koerker and R F. Pitts

Toxicity of normal and immune rabbit sera to different mouse cells., E Holeckova, M Rychlikova, and N Molomut

Toxicity of progesterone in the new-born mouse., D A. Karnofsky, P J. Hamre, and G Hysom

Toxicity of progesterone on new-born mice from 0-168 hours of age., Peter Jay Hamre

Toxicity of progesterone to mouse fetuses., E A. Petrelli and T R. Forbes

Toxicity of sphingomyelin-containing liposomes after chronic injection into mice., E A. Weereratne, G Gregoriadis, and J Crow

Toxicity of tritiated dna precursors and purine antimetabolites to cfc (colony-forming cells) developed from bone marrow or tumors. Abstr., S Strom and E M. Uyeki

Toxicity of tritiated thymidine in p388f lymphoma cells. II. Effects on dna molecular weight., A R. Peterson and B W. Fox

Toxicity of tritiated thymidine in p388f lymphoma cells. I. Incorp- oration into dna and cell survival., A R. Peterson, B W. Fox, and M Fox

Toxicity of vincristine to cells in interphase. Abstr., R Schrek

Toxicity studies of liposome-encapsulated immunomodulators admin- istered intravenously to dogs and mice., I R. Hart, W E. Fogler, G Poste, and I J. Fidler

Toxicity, tissue changes, and tumor induction in inbred swiss mice by methylnitrosamine and -amide compounds., J V. Frei

Toxicity to and recovery of murine tissues after single agents or combinations of agents. Abstr., J A. Alexander and G P. Wheeler

Toxicity to tumor cells of combined treatments with diethylamino- reserpine and radiation. Abstr., S Lehnert

Toxicity to tumour cells of diethylaminoreserpine., S Lehnert

Toxic milk mutation in mice. Abstr., H Rauch, N Montgomery, M Lennartz, and K Waterman

Toxicogenetics of niridazole in inbred mice., J L. Blumer, J M. Simpson, S V. Lucas, and L T. Jr

Toxicologic and efficacy studies of asta z-7557: a sulfonatoethylthio cyclophosphamide derivative. Abstr., J D. Roberts, M P. Hacker, J J. Mccormack, M A. Fagan, I H. Krakoff, and R A. Newman

Toxicology and antitumor activity of tuftsin in mice. Abstr., R Catane, S Schlanger, P Gottlieb, J Halpern, A J. Treves, Z Fuks, and M Fridkin

Toxicology of anti-leukemia agents with special reference to phthalan- ilide derivatives., C J. Kensler, P E. Palm, H M. Day, S P. Battista, W I. Rogers, D W. Yesair, and I Wodinsky

Toxicology of m-amsa (nsc 249992) in beagle dogs and cdf1 mice. Abstr., D C. Thake

Toxicology studies with cytembena (NSC-104801), an antineoplastic agent with a multispecies nephrotoxic effect., E J. Gralla, G L. Coleman, G W. Osbaldiston, M Kashgarian, and A M. Jonas

Toxicology studies with d-tetrandrine (NSC-77037), a plant alkaloid with vascular and lymphotoxic effects in dogs and monkeys., E J. Gralla, G L. Coleman, and A M. Jonas

Toxin a of clostridium difficle: production, purification and effect in mouse intestine., I Lonnroth and S Lange

Toxocitiy of liposome-encapsulated 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosyl- cytosine in vivo., R Ganapathi, A Krishan, I Wodinsky, C G. Zubrod, and D L. Lesko

Toxoplasmosis associated with abortion in goats and sheep in Connecticut., J P. Dubey, J P. Sundberg, and S W. Matiuk

Toxoplasmosis in black-faced kangaroos (Macropus fuliginosus melanops)., J P. Dubey, Joslin J. Ott, R W. Torgerson, M J. Topper, and J P. Sundberg

Toxoplasmosis in immunoglobulin m-suppressed mice., J K. Frenkel and D W. Taylor

Toxoplasmosis in nude mice., R E. Lindberg and J K. Frenkel

Tpre, a new alloantigen encoded in the igt-c region of chromosome 12, is expressed on bone marrow of nude mice, fetal t cell hybrids, and fetal thymus., F L. Owen

Trace element binding in the copper deficient mottled mutants in the mouse., D M. Hunt and A E. Port

Trace elements in transplanted tumors., C C. Yip, D M. Shaw, and P F. Nace

Trace metal modification of immunocompetence. I. Effect of trace metals in the cultures on in vitro transformation of b lymphocytes., B J. Shenker, W J. Matarazzo, R L. Hirsch, and I Gray

Trace metal modification of lymphocyte transformation in vitro. Abstr., K Gallagher, W Matarazzo, and I Gray

Tracheal ciliary defects in mice homozygous for a recessive pleiotropic mutation hydrocephalic- -polydactyl. Abstr., J H. Bryan and D B. Chandler

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Tracking autoimmune T cells in diabetes., D V. Serreze and E H. Leiter

Traffic of hemopoietic cells to the thymus, influence of histo- compatibility differences. Abstr., O Stutman and R A. Good

Trahydrofolate/methytrexate transport system of l1210 cells. Abstr., G B. Henderson, E M. Zevely, and D W. Dandliker

Training mouse pathologists: five years of pathology of mouse models of human disease workshops., J P. Sundberg, R C. Hackman, H HogenEsch, A Y. Nikitin, and J M. Ward

Training pathologists in mouse pathology., J P Sundberg, J M Ward, H HogenEsch, A Yu Nikitin, P M Treuting, J B Macauley, and P N Schofield

Traitement de souris akr a l'age de six mois par irradiation totale suivie de transfusion de cellules hematopoietiques allogeniques. Incidences respectives de la leucemie et du syndrome secondaire., G Mathe, J Amiel, and J Bernard

Traitements immunodepresseurs permettant la formation de cartilage et d'os induite par des transplants xenogeniques., K Ostrowski, K Wlodarski, S Skarzinska, and A Poltorak

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Trak1 mutation disrupts GABA(A) receptor homeostasis in hypertonic mice., S L. Gilbert, L Zhang, M L. Forster, J R. Anderson, T Iwase, B Soliven, L R. Donahue, H O. Sweet, R T. Bronson, M T. Davisson, R L. Wollmann, and B T. Lahn

TRANCE is a novel ligand of the tumor necrosis factor receptor family that activates c-Jun N-terminal kinase in T cells., B R. Wong, J Rho, J Arron, E Robinson, J Orlinick, M Chao, S Kalachikov, E Cayani, F S. Bartlett, W N. Frankel, S Y. Lee, and Y Choi

Tranquillizers in pregnancy and behavioural effects on the offspring., J Werboff

(+)-trans-7,8-dihydroxy-7,8-dihydrobenzo[a]pyrene. A potent skin carcinogen when applied topically to mice., W Levin, A W. Wood, H Yagi, D M. Jerina, and A H. Conney

Trans-acting genes mediate the activity and sex specificity of recombination hotspots in mice, Caleb Dresser

Trans-acting temporal locus within the beta-glucuronidase gene complex., A J. Lusis, V M. Chapman, R W. Wangenstein, and K Paigen

Transamidinase activities in vitro of kidneys from tumor-bearing mice and rats fed diets supplemented with protein or certain amino acids., J F. Van pilsum, R M. Warhol, D Beckman, and J Boline

Transamidinase activity in mouse kidney--an aspect of circadian periodic enzyme activity., J F. Van pilsum and F Halberg

Transamination in muscular dystrophy and the effect of exogenous glutamate, a study on vitamin e deficient rabbits, and mice with hereditary dystrophy., R O. Laferte, H Rosenkrantz, and L Berlinguet

Transamination in transplanted and spontaneous tumors. Abstr., M A. Chirigos, S R. Humphreys, and A Goldin

Transaminations of amino donors with alpha-ketoglutarate in normal and neoplastic mouse tissues measured by a simple radiometric procedure., D G. Simonsen and E Roberts

Transauricular hypophysectomy in rats and mice., G Falconi and G L. Rossi

Transcortin and vitamin D-binding protein levels in mouse serum., D Faict, M o. De, R Bouillon, W Heyns, H J. Heiniger, D Corrow, and E Lesaffre

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Transcript annotation in FANTOM3: mouse gene catalog based on physical cDNAs., N Maeda, T Kasukawa, R Oyama, C J. Bult, D Hill, J Quackenbush, K Sugiura, Y Zhu, and al et

Transcriptional activation of immunoglobulin alpha heavy-chain genes by translocation of the c-myc oncogene., M Dean, R B. Kent, and G E. Sonenshein

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Transcriptional activity of the mouse oocyte genome: companion granulosa cells modulate transcription and chromatin remodeling., La Fuente De and J J. Eppig

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Transcriptional consequences of genomic structural aberrations in breast cancer., Koichiro Inaki, Axel M Hillmer, Leena Ukil, Fei Yao, Xing Yi Woo, Leah A Vardy, Kelson Folkvard Braaten Zawack, Charlie Wah Heng Lee, Pramila Nuwantha Ariyaratne, Yang Sun Chan, Kartiki Vasant Desai, Jonas Bergh, Per Hall, Thomas Choudary Putti, Wai Loon Ong, Atif Shahab, Valere Cacheux-Rataboul, Radha Krishna Murthy Karuturi, Wing-Kin Sung, Xiaoan Ruan, Guillaume Bourque, Yijun Ruan, and Edison T Liu

Transcriptional control of the expression of mouse globin genes in myeloma x erythroleukemia cell hybrids., rushdi A. Ar, K B. Tan, and C M. Croce

Transcriptional effects of 5-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine in post-implantation mouse embryos., T Palayoor

Transcriptional effects of Ptgs2 exchange in liver and adipose., Alan Bohn

Transcriptionally active c-myc oncogene is contained within niard, a dna sequence associated with chromosome translocations in b-cell neoplasia., K B. Marcu, L J. Harris, L W. Stanton, J Erickson, O Watt, and C M. Croce

Transcriptionally active dna region that rearranges frequently in murine lymphoid tumors., J M. Adams, S Gerondakis, E Webb, J Mitchell, O Bernard, and S Cory

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Transcriptional profile of mouse pre-granulosa and Sertoli cells isolated from early-differentiated fetal gonads., G J. Bouma, J P. Affourtit, C J. Bult, and E M. Eicher

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Transcriptional profiling of androgen receptor (AR) mutants suggests instructive and permissive roles of AR signaling in germ cell development., S M. Eacker, J E. Shima, C M. Connolly, M Sharma, R W. Holdcraft, M D. Griswold, and R E. Braun

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Transcriptional programs controlling perinatal lung maturation., Yan Xu, Yanhua Wang, Valérie Besnard, Machiko Ikegami, Susan E Wert, Caleb Heffner, Stephen A Murray, Leah Rae Donahue, and Jeffrey A Whitsett

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Transcriptional repression and developmental functions of the atypical vertebrate GATA protein TRPS1., T H. Malik, S A. Shoichet, P Latham, T G. Kroll, L L. Peters, and R A. Shivdasani

Transcription enhancer identified near the human cnu immuno- globulin heavy chain gene is unavailable to the translocated c-myc gene in a burkitt lymphoma., T H. Rabbitts, A Forster, R Baer, and R H. Hamlyn

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Transcription factor Ebf1 regulates differentiation stage-specific signaling, proliferation, and survival of B cells., Ildiko Györy, Sören Boller, Robert Nechanitzky, Elizabeth Mandel, Sebastian Pott, Edison Liu, and Rudolf Grosschedl

Transcription factor Sp1 recognizes promoter sequences from the monkey genome that are simian virus 40 promoter., W S. Dynan, J D. Saffer, W S. Lee, and R Tjian

Transcription from SV 40-like monkey DNA sequences., J D. Saffer and M F. Singer

Transcription initiation of Xenopus 5S ribosomal RNA genes in vitro., L J. Korn, E H. Birkenmeier, and D D. Brown

Transcription in vitro of ehrlich ascites tumor dna and chromatin by purified homologous rna polymerase ii (or b)., J Y. Chan, R Loor, and T Y. Wang

Transcription in vitro of immunoglobulin kappa light chain genes in isolated mouse myeloma nuclei and chromatin., M M. Smith and R C. Huang

Transcription of endogenous c-type viruses in resting and pro- liferating tissues of balb/mo mice., R Jaenisch and E Hoffman

Transcription of mouse kappa chain genes: implications for allelic exclusion., R P. Perry, D E. Kelley, C Coleclough, J G. Seidman, H Leder, S Tonegawa, G Matthyssens, and M Weigert

Transcription of mouse mammary tumor virus genes in tissues from high and low tumor incidence mouse strains., H E. Varmus, N Quintrell, E Medeiros, J M. Bishop, O C. Nowinski, and N H. Sarkar

Transcription of mouse mammary tumor virus: identification of a candidate mrna for the long terminal repeat gene product., D A. Wheeler, J S. Butel, D Medina, R D. Cardiff, and G L. Hager

Transcription of nonrepeated dna in mouse brain., W E. Hahn and C D. Laird

Transcription of ribonucleic acid in isolated mouse myeloma nuclei., W F. Marzluff, E C. Murphy, and R C. Huang

Transcription of specific genes in isolated nuclei by exogenous rna polymerases., V E. Sklar and R G. Roeder

Transcription of the repetitive dna sequences in polyoma-transformed and nontransformed mouse cells in culture., L J. Grady and W P. Campbell

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Transcription profiling of inner ears from Pou4f3(ddl/ddl) identifies Gfi1 as a target of the Pou4f3 deafness gene., R Hertzano, M Montcouquiol, Elkeles S. Rashi, R Elkon, R Yucel, W N. Frankel, G Rechavi, T Moroy, T B. Friedman, M W. Kelley, and K B. Avraham

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Transcriptome analysis reveals an unexpected role of a collagen tyrosine kinase receptor gene, Ddr2, as a regulator of ovarian function., H Matsumura, K Kano, de Evsikova Marin, J A. Young, P M. Nishina, J K. Naggert, and K Naito

Transcript profiling during mouse oocyte development and the effect of gonadotropin priming and development in vitro., H Pan, M J. O'brien, K Wigglesworth, J J. Eppig, and R M. Schultz

Transcripts of the immunoglobulin c nu gene vary in structure and splicing during lymphoid development., D J. Kemp, A W. Harris, and J M. Adams

Transepithelial invasion and intramesenchymal infiltration of the chick embryo chorioallantois by tumor cell lines., P B. Armstrong, J P. Quigley, and E Sidebottom

Transfection by exogenous and endogenous murine retrovirus dnas., N G. Copeland and G M. Cooper

Transfection of fv-1 permissive and restrictive mouse cells with integrated dna of murine leukemia viruses., I Hsu, W K. Yang, R W. Tennant, and A Brown

Transfection of mouse bone marrow cells with rauscher virus proviral dna., K Nooter, K V. Berg, J D. Vries, and P Bentvelzen

Transfer amyloidosis. In vitro irradiation of the transferred spleen cells., P Ranlov

Transfer amyloidosis. I. Studies on the transfer of various lymphoid cells from amyloidotic mice to syngeneic nonamyloidotic recipients and ii. Induction of amyloidosis in mice with spleen, thymus and lymph node tissue from casein-sensitized syngeneic donors., F Hardt

Transfer amyloidosis. Local and systemic amyloidosis in recipients of syngeneic spleen grafts from non-amyloidotic, casein-sensitized donor mice., F Hardt and P Ranlov

Transfer amyloidosis, studies on the nature of the amyloid inducing factor in a murine transfer system., F Hardt and larsen P. Hellung

Transfer amyloidosis. Ultrastrusture of the transferred subcellular fractions., J Wanstrup and P Ranlov

Transfer and localisation of maternal serum antigens by mouse preimplantation embryos and oviductal epithelium., L E. Glass and J E. Hanson

Transferase from adenocarcinoma 755 cells., D L. Hill and P. Amido

Transfer by bone marrow cells of increased natural resistance to klebsiella pneumoniae induced by lipopolysaccharide in genetically deficient c3h/he mice., A Galelli, Y L. Garrec, and L Chedid

Transfer by cell-free filtrate of la vufb leukaemia, originally induced by x-ray irradiation. II., J Libansky and M Laznicka

Transfer factor: a murine model., M E. Williams and C A. Kauffman

Transfer factor: a murine model. Abstr., E A. Petersen, L E. Greenberg, and C H. Kirkpatrick

Transfer from mother to offspring of antifetal antibody induced in the mouse by multiparity., N Kaliss

Transfer of antitoxin-producing cells in homologous disease. Abstr., I L. Stoloff and A J. Weiss

Transfer of a primary immune response by homologous sensitized cells., L Milas and H D. Suit

Transfer of autoantibody formation by nzb bone marrow cultures., V Allman, A Ghaffar, J H. Playfair, and I M. Roitt

Transfer of avoidance learning in different strains of inbred mice., A Oliverio

Transfer of blastocysts as applied in experimental teratology., L Marsk, M Theorell, and K S. Larsson

Transfer of blastocyts as applied in experimental teratology. Abstr., L Marsk, M Theorell, and K Larsson

Transfer of cell-mediated hyperacute rejection reaction. The role of active sensitization., Emam, R Barstad, and E J. Eichwald

Transfer of concanavalin a between responding lymphocytes and syngeneic stimulating cells in cell-mediated mitogenic response., K Ozato and J D. Ebert

Transfer of embryonic nuclei to fertilised mouse eggs and development of tetraploid blastocysts., J A. Modlinski

Transfer of experimental autoimmune insulitis by spleen cell in mice., U Kiesel, G Freytag, J Biener, and H Kolb

Transfer of experimental mouse amyloidosis with whole-spleen grafts between syngeneic animals., F Hardt

Transfer of fv-1 locus-specific resistance to murine n-tropic and b-tropic retroviruses by cytoplasmic rna., W K. Yang, R W. Tennant, R J. Rascati, J A. Otten, B Schluter, J O. Kiggans, F E. Myer, and A Brown

Transfer of genes related to unresponsiveness to bovine serum albumin from sobey to balb/c mice., D Hardy and I Kotlarski

Transfer of idiotype suppression and idiotypes by leukocytes from ascitic fluids., S Ju, S Sato, and A Nisonoff

Transfer of ige anti-oa production to irradiated mice without further antigenic challenge. Abstr., S H. Peeters and B G. Carter

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Transfer of IgG in the female genital tract by MHC class I-related neonatal Fc receptor (FcRn) confers protective immunity to vaginal infection., Z Li, S Palaniyandi, R Zeng, W Tuo, D C. Roopenian, and X Zhu

Transfer of immune cytolysis by ribosomes to non-sensitized lymphoid cells and appearance of inhibition of ribosomal activity. Abstr., R M. Gerughty, W Rosenau, and H D. Moon

Transfer of immunity by cell free extracts. Abstr., R S. Speirs

Transfer of immunity by transfer of bone marrow cells: a requirement for t lymphocytes and sensitivity to cyclophosphamide., M Marusic

Transfer of immunity by transfer of bone marrow cells. T-cell dependency., M Marusic

Transfer of immunity to cryptococcosis by t-enriched splenic lymphocytes from cryptococcus neoformans-sensitized mice., T S. Lim and J W. Murphy

Transfer of immunity to plasmodium berghei by spleen and lymph node immune rna., M L. Barr, E J. Cabrera, P H. Silverman, and J E. Heidrich

Transfer of immunity to sarcoma i homografts in newborn mice., M Tsoi, R S. Weiser, and S Tokuda

Transfer of immunity to tetanus in mice by sensitized homologous lymph node cells., B Nedelkoff and E Heaton

Transfer of immunity to tumour isografts by the systemic administra- tion of xenogeneic 'immune' rna., P J. Deckers and Y H. Pilch

Transfer of immunological tolerance to ultraviolet-radiation- induced skin tumors with grafts of ultraviolet-irradiated skin., E W. Palaszynski and M L. Kripke

Transfer of interferon-producing macrophages, new approach to viral chemotherapy., L A. Glasgow

Transfer of memory cells into antigen-pretreated hosts. I. Functional detection of migration sites for antigen-specific b cells., N M. Ponzio, alexander J. Chapman, and G J. Thorbecke

Transfer of mouse anti-xenotropic virus neutralizing factor to human lipoproteins., J A. Levy, J Dimpfl, D Hardman, and J P. Kane

Transfer of mouse igg2 production by igm-bearing spleen cells spearated by a fluorescence-activated cell sorter., A D. Bankhurst, R E. Anderson, L S. Cram, and N L. Warner

Transfer of murine intracisternal a particle phenotype in chloramphenicol-resistant cytoplasts., H L. Malech and N A. Wivel

Transfer of native and foreign serum antigens to oviducal mouse eggs., L E. Glass

Transfer of primary immune response by foreign immune cells. Abstr., L Milas and H D. Suit

Transfer of proteins across membranes. II. Reconstitution of functional rough microsomes from heterologous compon- ents., G Blobel and B Dobberstein

Transfer of proteins across membranes. I. Presence of proteolytically processed and unprocessed nascent immuno- globulin light chains on membrane-bound ribosomes of murine myeloma., G Blobel and B Dobberstein

Transfer of purified herpes virus thymidine kinase gene to cultured mouse cells., M Wigler, S Silverstein, L Lee, A Pellicer, Y Cheng, and R Axel

Transfer of renovascular hypertension and coronary heart disease by lymphoid cells from sle-prone mice., L Hang, larson P. Stephen, J P. Henry, and F J. Dixon

Transfer of resistance against a transplantable balb/c lymphoma., N Wedderburn, M Campa, and R L. Carter

Transfer of resistance to encephalitozoon cuniculi into balb/c (nu/nu) mice. Abstr., E C. Schmidt and J A. Shadduck

Transfer of resistance to tumor with lymphoid cells from immunized allogeneic donors., M Jurin and H D. Suit

Transfer of resistance to tumor with lymphoid cells from sensitized allogeneic donors. Abstr., M Jurin and H D. Suit

Transfer of reversal training on an odor-cued discrimination in the mouse., B E. Rideout

Transfer of salmonella resistance and delayed hypersensitivity with murine-derived transfer factor., R A. Smith, A Esa, and M Stiff

Transfer of skin homograft immunity with a plasma factor., J M. Dupuy, D Y. Perey, and R A. Good

Transfer of specific cytotoxic t lymphocytes protects mice inoculated with influenza virus., K L. Yap, G L. Ada, and I F. Mckenzie

Transfer of specific secondary immunity from radiation chimeras to sublethally irradiated syngeneic and f1 recipients. Abstr., D C. Allison, M R. Abell, and F E. Payne

Transfer of the hybrid effect for histocompatible tumor resistance by production of bone marrow chimeras with thymic epithelium transplants. Abstr., R M. Williams, B Eig, and D E. Singer

Transfer of the white graft reaction., E J. Eichwald, E C. Lustgraaf, and B Wetzel

Transfer of tolerance., I L. Weissman

Transfer of tolerance induced by parabiosis to isologous newborn mice., C Martinez, F Shapiro, and R A. Good

Transfer of tolerance to skin grafts in f1 c57bl inbred mice., cendrzak A. Skowron

Transfer of tritium from glucose, lactate, isocitrate, and malate to fatty acids of obese mice in vivo. Abstr., W W. Shreeve, Y Shigeta, N Oji, and R Slavinski

Transfer of tritium from succinate and other carbohydrates into liver fatty acids of mice in vivo. Abstr., E Lamdin, W W. Shreeve, N Oji, and I L. Schwartz

Transfer of tumor immunity with ribonucleic acid., Y H. Pilch and K P. Ramming

Transfer of tumor immunity with rna. Abstr., P J. Deckers and Y H. Pilch

Transfer of tumor-specific immunity with rna. Inhibition of growth of murine tumor isografts., K P. Ramming and Y H. Pilch

Transfer ribonucleic acids from eleven immunoglobulin- -secreting mouse plasmacytomas. Constant and variable chromatographic profiles compared with the myeloma protein sequences., M Marini and J F. Mushinski

Transfer ribonucleic acids from mouse plasmacytoma tumors producing kappa and lambda immunoglobulin chains., K R. Bridges and G H. Jones

Transferrin promotion of 67ga and 59fe uptake by cultured mouse myeloma cells., A W. Harris and R G. Sephton

Transferrin receptor mediated uptake of trace metals in control and irradiated tumor cells. Abstr., J S. Rasey, S M. Larson, and N J. Nelson

Transfer rna and transfer rna methylation in growing and 'resting' adult and embryonic tissues and in various oncogenic systems., R C. Gallo

Transfer rna methylases and transfer rna-methylated bases of polyoma virus-transformed and spontaneously transformed mouse culture cells., S E. Wright, R E. Gallagher, R C. Ting, and R C. Gallo

Transfer rna methylases of normal cells, virus-transformed cells, and tumors derived from transformed cells., S Fujioka, R C. Ting, and R C. Gallo

Transfer rna-methylating enzymes in mammary carcinoma cells., R W. Turkington and M Riddle

Transfer rna patterns in tumor cells. Abstr., A C. Griffin, W T. Briscoe, W Taylor, and D D. Black

Transfer rnas associated with the 70s rna of akr murine leukemia virus., L C. Waters

Transfer rna species in tumors of different growth rates., H Mukerjee and A Goldfeder

Transfer rna species in tumors of different growth rates. Abstr., H Mukerjee and A Goldfeder

Transfer rna variations in mouse plasma cell tumors. Abstr., J F. Mushinski and M Potter

Transfert de l'immunite acquise contre la tumeur solide d'ehrlich., C Mazurek and J F. Duplan

Transfer to cyclophosphamide-treated mice of natural killer (nk) cells and in vivo natural reactivity against tumors., C Riccardi, T Barlozzari, A Santoni, and C Cesarini

Transfilter induction of kidney tubules as a function of the extent and duration of intercellular contacts., L Saxen and E Lehtonen

Transfilter induction of kidney tubules, correlation with cytoplas- mic penetration into nucleopore filters., J Wartiovaara, S Nordling, E Lehtonen, and L Saxen

Transformation associated alteration of mammary cell specific gene expression. Abstr., R Ganguly and M R. Banerjee

Transformation by murine and feline sarcoma viruses specifically blocks binding of epidermal growth factor to cells., G J. Todaro and J E. Larco

Transformation-defective virus mutants in a class of morphologic revertants of sarcoma virus transformed nonproducer cells., J S. Greenberger, G R, and E A. Aaronson

Transformation-dependent secretion of a low molecular weight protein by murine fibroblasts., M Gottesman

Transformation frequency of c3h/10t1/2 cells depends on colony size of initiated cells at confluence. Abstr., L J. Mordan, J E. Martner, and J S. Bertram

Transformation-induced alterations in fibroblast adhesion. Masking by trypsin treatment., J Cassiman and M R. Bernfield

Transformation induced by pr 8 influenza virus in primary cultures of mouse kidney and bronchus, and production of malignant kidney tumors in mice by subcultures., C Leuchtenberger, R Leuchtenberger, T Brunner, D Norlin, and S Weiss

Transformation of 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine-3h and its incorporation in different systems of rapidly proliferating cells., A Cihak

Transformation of a balb/c 3t3 cell line by metabolically activated estrogens. Abstr., R H. Purdy, S A. Weiss, C K. Durocher, and J S. Rhim

Transformation of a histocompatibility immunogen into a tolerogen., S H. Nimelstein, A R. Hotti, and H R. Holman

Transformation of a mouse cell line by murine sarcoma virus (moloney)., H Yoshikura, Y Hirokawa, Y Ikawa, and H Sugano

Transformation of an immunogen into a tolerogen by linkage to isologous igg. Abstr. Fed. Proc. 1978, 37.1779., M Burke, D Harris, H Borel, and Y Borel

Transformation of arachidonic acid into 12-hydroxy-5,8,10,14- -eicosatetraenoic acid by mouse peritoneal macrophages., M Rigaud, J Durand, and J C. Breton

Transformation of a rat epithelial-like cell line by murine sarcoma virus., R Bomford and I B. Weinstein

Transformation of balb/3t3 cells by residue organics from drinking water. Abstr., H Kurzepa, M S. Cole, and D R. Lang

Transformation of balb/c-3t3 cells by tsa mutants of simian virus 40: effect of transformation technique on the trans- formed phenotype., S Kelley, M A. Bender, and W W. Brockman

Transformation of balb/c-3t3 cells by tsa mutants of simian virus 40. Temperature sensitivity of the transformed phenotype and retransformation by wild-type virus., W W. Brockman

Transformation of c3h/10t1/2 mouse fibroblasts by carcinogenic metal salts in the absence of base substitution mutations. Abstr., J R. Landolph

Transformation of c3h/10t/2 cl8 mouse embryo fibroblasts by ultraviolet irradiation and a phorbol ester., S Mondal and C Heidelberger

Transformation of cultured c3h/10t1/2 cells by ultraviolet light and phorbol ester. Abstr., S Mondal, D W. Brankow, and C Heidelberger

Transformation of cultured mouse mammary glands by aromatic amines and amides and their derivatives., Q J. Tonelli, R P. Custer, and S Sorof

Transformation of dba/2 mouse fetal liver cells infected in vitro by the anemic strain of friend leukemia virus., D W. Golde, N Bersch, C Friend, D Tsuei, and W Marovitz

Transformation of granulocytes to macrophages in bone marrow colonies in vitro., D Metcalf

Transformation of hamster embryo cells in vitro by murine sarcoma virus (harvey)., P J. Simons, R H. Bassin, and J J. Harvey

Transformation of hamster fetal cells by nitrosated pesti- cides in a transplacental assay., J M. Quaries, M W. Sega, C K. Schenley, and W Liji

Transformation of hematopoietic cells by the regressing friend virus pseudotype of abelson murine leukemia virus. Abstr., D L. Hines and L Gragowski

Transformation of immature lymphoid cells by abelson murine leukemia virus., D Baltimore, N Rosenberg, and O N. Witte

Transformation of lmtk- cells with purified class i genes. V. Antibody-induced structural modification of hla class i molecules results in potentiation of the fixation of a second monoclonal antibody., F Lemonnier, P L. Bouteiller, D Olive, B Malissen, Z Mishal, C Layet, J Dubreuil, D Caillol, F Kourilsky, and B Jordan

Transformation of macrophages from nzb hybrid mice by simian virus 40., J A. Levy, S G. Barrett, J C. Leong, and E R. Dirksen

Transformation of mammalian cells by alpha particles., E L. Lloyd, M A. Gemmell, C B. Henning, D S. Gemmell, and B J. Zabransky

Transformation of mouse c3h/10t1/2 cells by single and fractionated doses of x-rays and fission-spectrum neutrons., A Han and M M. Elkind

Transformation of mouse cells after infection with ultraviolet irradiation-inactivated herpes simplex virus type 2., A L. Boyd and T W. Orme

Transformation of mouse cells by k-papovavirus., K K. Takemoto and P Fabisch

Transformation of mouse cells infected with akr leukaemia virus induc- ed by smog extracts., J S. Rhim, H Y. Cho, L Rabstein, R J. Gordon, R J. Bryan, M B. Gardner, and R J. Huebner

Transformation of mouse embryo cells by vaccinia virus., J Koziorowska, K Wlodarski, and N Mazurowa

Transformation of mouse embryo fibroblasts (10t1/2) with incorporated radioisotopes. Abstr., P K. Lemotte, S J. Adelstein, and J B. Little

Transformation of mouse macrophages by simian virus 40., L B. Stone and K K. Takemoto

Transformation of mouse mammary epithelial cells grown inside collagen gels. Abstr., R C. Guzman, R C. Osborn, and S Nandi

Transformation of mouse mammary glands in whole organ culture by carcinogenic aromatic amines and amides. Abstr., Q J. Tonelli and S Sorof

Transformation of murine cells by two 'slow viruses', visna virus and progressive pneumonia virus., K K. Takemoto and L B. Stone

Transformation of murine lmtk-cells with purified hla class i genes. I. Modification of conformation of murine beta2- -microglobulin upon its association with hla heavy chains., F A. Lemonnier, P P. Bouteiller, B Malissen, I Goldstein, M Malissen, Z Mishal, D H. Caillol, B R. Jordan, and F M. Kourilsky

Transformation of neuraminidase-treated lymphocytes by soybean agglutinin., A Novogrodsky and E Katchalski

Transformation of nucleoli in vesicular gland cells of mice., D Ivanyi

Transformation of pituitary tumours from prolactin- into tsh-cell type. II. Endocrine aspects. Abstr., H G. Kwa and C A. Feltkamp

Transformation of rat and mouse embryo cells by a new class of carci- nogenic compounds isolated from particles in city air., R J. Gordon, R J. Bryan, J S. Rhim, C Demoise, R G. Wolford, A E. Freeman, and R J. Huebner

Transformation of spleen cells three hours after infection in vivo with friend leukemia virus., G B. Rossi, G Cudkowicz, and C Friend

Transformation of thymocytes by thymus epithelium derived from akr mice., S D. Waksal, S Smolinsky, I R. Cohen, and M Feldman

Transformation of x/gf mouse embryo cell cultures treated with iododeoxyuridine. Abstr., A Goldfeder and U Stadler

Transformation-related antigens identified by monoclonal antibodies., M Strand

Transformation spontanee et maintien prolonge in vitro de cellules gliales d'embryons de souris., B S. Coulomb, R Maunoury, and P Markovits

Transformed by rous sarcoma virus., A V. Rynditch, J Svoboda, O Mach, I Hlozanek, V V. Ruditch, D V. Kavsan, and S N. Lines

Transformed cell lines susceptible or resistant to in vivo surveillance against tumorigenesis., P Q. Patek, J L. Collins, and M Cohn

Transforming gene in x-ray transformed c3h/10t1/2 mouse embryo cells. Abstr., S W. Leuthauser and D L. Guernsey

Transforming genes of carcinomas and neuroblastomas introduced into mouse fibroblasts., C Shih, L C. Padhy, M Murray, and R A. Weinberg

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Transforming growth factor-beta1 impairs neuropathic pain through pleiotropic effects., S Echeverry, X Q. Shi, A Haw, H Liu, Z W. Zhang, and J Zhang

Transforming growth factor production by a human hepatoma xenograft in athymic mice. Abstr., G M. Beattie, M C. Troxell, and N O. Kaplan

Transforming growth factor production by nontransformed and chemically transformed akr cells. Abstr., R F. Rucker, E L. Branum, and H L. Moses

Transforming growth factors from embryonic and adult mouse tissues. Abstr., J Proper, R F. Tucker, and H L. Moses

Transforming growth factor(s) production enables cells to grow in the absence of serum: an autocrine system., P L. Kaplan, M, and E A. Ozanne

Transforming viruses directly reduce the cellular growth requirement for a platelet derived growth factor., C D. Scher, W J. Pledger, P Martin, and C D. Stiles

Transfusion experiments and survival studies in parabiosis intoxi- cation., E A. Cornelius and C Martinez

Trans gene complementation of i-e subregion antigens., J Silver

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Transgene expression of steel factor in the basal layer of epidermis promotes survival, proliferation, differentiation and migration of melanocyte precursors., T Kunisada, H Yoshida, H Yamazaki, A Miyamoto, H Hemmi, E Nishimura, L D. Shultz, S Nishikawa, and S Hayashi

Transgenesis by means of blastocyst-derived embryonic stem cell lines., A Gossler, T Doetschman, R Korn, E Serfling, and R Kemler

Transgenetic studies implicate interactions between homologous PrP isoforms in scrapie prion replication., S B. Prusiner, M Scott, D Foster, K M. Pan, D Groth, C Mirenda, M Torchia, S L. Yang, D Serban, G A. Carlson, P C. Hoppe, D Westaway, and S J. DeArmond

Transgenic and knockout databases. Behavioral profiles of mouse mutants., A V. Anagnostopoulos, L E. Mobraaten, J J. Sharp, and M T. Davisson

Transgenic and mutational analyses of meiotic recombination in mice., D L. Pittman, K J. Schimenti, W H. Hanneman, and J C. Schimenti

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Transgenic Cre expression mice for generation of erythroid-specific gene alterations., K R. Peterson, H Fedosyuk, L Zelenchuk, B Nakamoto, E Yannaki, G Stamatoyannopoulos, S Ciciotte, L L. Peters, L M. Scott, and T Papayannopoulou

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Transgenic mice containing intestinal fatty acid-binding protein-human growth hormone fusion genes exhibit correct regional and cell-specific expression of the reporter gene in their small intestine., D A. Sweetser, S M. Hauft, P C. Hoppe, E H. Birkenmeier, and J I. Gordon

Transgenic mice expressing either bovine growth hormone (bGH) or human GH releasing hormone (hGRH) have increased splenic progenitor cell colony formation and DNA synthesis in vitro and in vivo., B R. Blazar, C A. Brennan, H E. Broxmeyer, L D. Shultz, and D A. Vallera

Transgenic mice expressing human phospholipid transfer protein have increased HDL/non-HDL cholesterol ratio., J J. Albers, A Y. Tu, B Paigen, H Chen, M C. Cheung, and S M. Marcovina

Transgenic mice for the preparation of feeder layers in gene targeting., Agnieszka K. Czopik

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Transgenic mice for the preparation of puromycin-resistant primary embryonic fibroblast feeder layers for embryonic stem cell selection., E R. Linnell, C P. Lerner, K A. Johnson, C A. Leach, T R. Ulrich, W C. Rafferty, and E M. Simpson

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Transgenic mice with osteoblast-targeted insulin-like growth factor-I show increased bone remodeling., J Jiang, A C. Lichtler, G A. Gronowicz, D J. Adams, S H. Clark, C J. Rosen, and B E. Kream

Transgenic mouse mammary tumor virus superantigen expression prevents viral infection., T V. Golovkina, A Chervonsky, J P. Dudley, and S R. Ross

Transgenic mouse strain rescue by frozen ovaries., J M. Sztein, T E. McGregor, H J. Bedigian, and L E. Mobraaten

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Transgenic rescue implicates beta 2-microglobulin as a diabetes susceptibility gene in nonobese diabetic (NOD) mice., Williams E. Hamilton, D V. Serreze, B Charlton, E A. Johnson, M P. Marron, A Mullbacher, and R M. Slattery

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Transgenic rescue of neurogenic atrophy in the nmd mouse reveals a role for Ighmbp2 in dilated cardiomyopathy., T P. Maddatu, S M. Garvey, D G. Schroeder, T G. Hampton, and G A. Cox

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Transgenic studies of pain and analgesia: mutation or background genotype?, W R. Lariviere, E J. Chesler, and J S. Mogil

Transgenic T cell receptor interactions in the lymphoproliferative and autoimmune syndromes of lpr and gld mutant mice., C L. Sidman, J D. Marshall, and H Von Boehmer

Transglutaminase and experimental allergic encephalomyelitis. The effects of encephalitogenic components in mice and guinea pigs., I J. Wajda, J M. Lee, and H Waelsch

Transglutaminase in experimental allergic encephalomyelitis. Abstr., I J. Wajda, H Waelsch, and J M. Lee

Transient and restricted expression during mouse embryogenesis of Dll1, a murine gene closely related to Drosophila Delta., B Bettenhausen, A n. de, D Simon, J L. Guenet, and A Gossler

Transient appearance of pha-reactive thymocytes in the foetal mouse., D E. Mosier

Transient erythropoietic spleen colonies. Effects of erythropoietin in normal and genetically anemic w/wv mice., C J. Gregory, E A. Culloch, and J E. Till

Transient graft-versus-host reaction in the treatment of leukemia in mice., M Boranic

Transient high affinity binding of agonists to beta- -adrenergic receptors (betaar) of s49 cells. Abstr., L C. Mahan, A M. Koachman, H J. Motulsky, and P A. Insel

Transient impaired cell-mediated tumor immunity after acute infection with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus., F Guttler, jorgensen K. Bro, and P N. Jorgensen

Transient isolation of the hexokinase reaction from the glycolytic sequence on initiation of glycolysis in ascites tumor cells., E L. Coe

Transient suppression of the humoral immune response mediated by a factor derived from specifically activated, doubly primed lymphoid cells., K E. Kempf and A S. Rubin

Transient virus expression during murine leukemia induction by x-irradiation., M Haas

Transition from t cell protection to t cell enhancement during tumor growth in an allogeneic host., Y Manor, A J. Treves, I R. Cohen, and M Feldman

Transitory effects of experiential deprivation upon reversal learning in dogs., J L. Fuller

Transitory expression of thy-1 antigen in skeletal muscle development., J F. Lesley and V A. Lennon

Transitory impairment of interferon production in serotonin treated mice., M M. Jensen

Transitory impairment of interferon production in stressed mice., M M. Jensen

Translational control of a maternal transcript, stage-specific embryonic cDNA P., Julia Po

Translational control of protein synthesis after re- -initiation of the growth of cultured mouse fibroblasts., P S. Rudland, A E. Smith, and S Weil

Translational regulation of the gradual increase in histone H1 kinase activity in maturing mouse oocytes., A Hampl and J J. Eppig

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Translational repression by MSY4 inhibits spermatid differentiation in mice., F Giorgini, H G. Davies, and R E. Braun

Translation of bacteriophage qbeta messenger rna in a murine krebs 2 ascites tumor cell-free system., H Aviv, I Boime, B Loyd, and P Lder

Translation of casein m-rna in a heterologus cell-free protein synthesizing system. Abstr., P M. Terry, R Ganguly, E M. Ball, and M R. Banerjee

Translation of collagen mrna from chick embryo calvaria in a cell-free system derived from krebs ii ascites cells., K Benveniste, J Wilczek, and R Stern

Translation of globin messenger rna by the mouse ovum., R L. Brinster, H Y. Chen, M E. Trumbauer, and M R. Avarbock

Translation of mengovirus rna in ehrlich ascites cell extracts., B F. Oberg and A J. Shatkin

Translation of mouse mammary tumor virus rna: precursor polypeptides are phosphorylated during processing., F A. Nusse r, M H. Salden, R J. Michalides, and H Bloemendal

Translation of poliovirus mrna in mammalian cell-free systems. Abstr., komaroff L. Villa, D Baltimore, and H F. Lodish

Translation of rabbit globin mrna introduced by liposomes into mouse lymphocytes., G J. Dimitriadis

Translation of reovirus messenger rnas synthesized in vitro into reovirus polypeptides by several mammalian cell-free extracts., M J. Mc dowell, W K. Joklik, komaroff L. Villa, and H F. Lodish

Translation of rous sarcoma virus rna in a cell-free system from ascites krebs ii cells., K Von der helm and P H. Duesberg

Translation of two messenger rnas from lens in a cell free system from krebs ii ascites cells., M B. Mathews, M Osborn, A J. Berns, and H Bloemendal

Translocational pale drosophilae and snaker mice, a semicentennial parallel., H J. Muller

Translocation and sperm abnormality assays in mouse spermatogonia treated with procarbazine., R K. Sharma, G T. Roberts, F M. Johnson, and H V. Malling

Translocation induction in one- and multigeneration irradiated mouse populations., P P. Van buul

Translocation of centromeric heterochromatin in the t(10,13)199h stock of mus musculus and localization of chromosome break points., V G. Dev, D A. Miller, J Charen, and O J. Miller

Translocation of the y-paracentromeric region to an autosomal bivalent in sxr,xy mouse spermatocytes. Abstr., L L. Tres

Translocations in mouse spermatogonia after exposure to unequally fractionated doses of x-rays., P P. Van buul and A Leonard

Translocations robertsoniennes chez la souris de laboratoire. Consequences sur la genetique et l'evolution., B J. White and J Tjio

Translocation trisomic mice, production by female but not male translocation carriers., E M. Eicher

Translocation trisomic mice: production by female but not male translocation carriers., E M. Eicher

Translocation yield from mouse spermatogonial stem cells following unequal-sized x-ray fractionations. Evidence of radiation-induced loss of heterogeneity., B M. Cattanach and A J. Crocker

Translocation yield from the immature mouse testis and the nature of spermatogonial stem cell heterogeneity., B M. Cattanach, I Murray, and J M. Tracey

Translocation yield from the mouse spermatogonial stem cell following fractionated x-ray treatments. Influence of unequal fraction size and of increasing fractionation interval., B M. Cattanach, C M. Heath, and J M. Tracey

Transmembrane potential variations accompanying the pma-triggered o2 and h2o2 release by mouse peritoneal macrophages., M Lepoivre, J Tenu, and J Petit

Transmissibility of the c3hf noduligenic agent. Abstr. Lillia babbitt hyde found. Conf. On mammary tumor virus, inverness,, H A. Bern

Transmissible agent associated with 26 types of experimental mouse neoplasms., V Riley, F Lilly, E Huerto, and D Bardell

Transmissible agent associated with some mouse neoplasms., J Mundy and P C. Williams

Transmissible agents and anemia of mouse cancer., V Riley

Transmissible murine colonic hyperplasia., S W. Barthold, G L. Coleman, R O. Jacoby, E M. Livestone, and A M. Jonas

Transmissible spongiform encephalopathy in the gray tremor mutant mouse., R L. Sidman, H C. Kinney, and H O. Sweet

Transmission and activation of cytomegalovirus with blood transfusion. A mouse model., K Cheung and D J. Lang

Transmission and spread of embryonic induction. II. Exclusion of an assimilatory transmission mechanism in kidney tubule induction., L Saxen and E Saksela

Transmission by splenic cells of an autoimmune disease occurring spontaneously in mice., M C. Holmes, J Gorrie, and F M. Burnet

Transmissione extracromosomica dei caratteri tumorali, effetto del 'foster-nursing' sul comportamento biologico e morfologico dei tumori mammari dell topo., F Squartini, G Rossi, and I Paoletti

Transmission electron microscopy surveillance of retroviruses in tissue culture cells prepared by the critical-point drying method., Y Iwasaki and N Tsuchida

Transmission genetics of a specific anosmia in mice: how and y? abstr., C J. Wysocki and G Whitney

Transmission of anti-brucella abortus agglutinins across the gut in young mice., I G. Morris

Transmission of auto-immune haemolytic anaemia and murine leukaemia virus in f1 (balb/c x nzb) hybrid mice derived by ovum transplantation., J East, M Tuffrey, J J. Harvey, and R J. Tilly

Transmission of auto-immune haemolytic anaemia and murine leukaemia virus in nzb-balb/c hybrid mice., J East, J J. Harvey, and R J. Tilly

Transmission of autoimmune haemolytic anaemia and murine leukaemia virus to hybrid progeny of allophenic nzb-cfw and nzb-balb/c male mice., J East, J J. Harvey, M Tuffrey, and R J. Tilly

Transmission of homograft tolerance to progeny of actively immunized mice. Abstr., F Lazere, E Ratner, and J Gruen

Transmission of human leukemia to mice., V M. Bergolz

Transmission of lymphoid leukaemia in new-born rats., W H. Kirsten, C E. Platz, and J S. Flocks

Transmission of lymphoid leukemia from akr mice to newborn rats. Abstr., W H. Kirsten, J S. Flocks, and M I. Pierce

Transmission of mammary tumor virus by female gr mice, results of egg transplantation., G H. Zeilmaker

Transmission of mammary tumor virus by the gr mouse strain. I. Role of the virus in the production of lesions., S Nandi and C Helmich

Transmission of m.laprae In immunosuppressed mice, use of bone marrow shielding in preventing death from irradiation. Abstr., C H. Binford, G P. Walsh, and J L. Theocheung

Transmission of mouse leukaemia with purified nucleic acid preparations., E F. Hays

Transmission of mouse leukemia by oral route., L Gross

Transmission of mouse leukemia virus through milk of virus-injected c3h female mice., L Gross

Transmission of mouse neuroblastoma by a cell-free extract., K N. Prasad, J Zambernard, R Lasher, and M H. Woert

Transmission of murine leukemia virus (scripps) from parent to progeny mice. A comparison of assay systems., A B. Jenson, D E. Groff, P J. Conahey, and F J. Dixon

Transmission of murine leukemia virus (scripps) from parent to progeny mice as determined by p30 antigenemia., A B. Jenson, D E. Groff, P J. Conahey, and F J. Dixon

Transmission of radiogenic myeloid leukemia in the rf mouse. Abstr., V K. Jenkins, A C. Upton, and N G. Anderson

Transmission of the lactic dehydrogenase agent in normal and partially edentulous mice., A L. Notkins, C Scheele, and H W. Scherp

Transmission of the mammary tumor virus by the gr mouse strain. II. Genetic studies., S Nandi and C Helmich

Transmission of the radiation leukemia virus of c57bl mice. Abstr., W H. Carnes and M L. Hart

Transmission of the viruses of trachoma, inclusion blennorrhea and lymphogronuloma to mice., E W. Hurst and P Reeve

Transmission of the white-tailed deer cutaneous fibroma., J P. Sundberg, R J. Chiodini, and S W. Nielsen

Transmission ratios at the t-locus in the mouse. Inter- and intra- -male heterogeneity., A W. Braden and H Weiler

Transmission studies of a leukemogenic virus, mlv, in mice., L W. Law

Transmission through milk of antibodies against the friend virus in mice., C Mathot and S Scher

Transmitter enzymes in weaver and staggerer neurological mutant mice., P M. Beart and V Lee

Transp, D C. Roberts

Transparent-chamber studies of vessels, circulation, and follicles in thyroid grafts in unanesthetized mice., R M. Merwin and S H. Wollman

Transplacental and combined long-term effect of ddt in five genera- tions of a-strain mice., L M. Shabad, T S. Kolesnichenko, and T V. Nikonova

Transplacental and lactational carcinogenesis by safrole., S D. Vesselinovitch, K V. Rao, and N Mihailovich

Transplacental blastomogenesis in organ cultures of embryonic lung tissue., L Shabad, T S. Kolesnichenko, and E Y. Smetanin

Transplacental carcinogenic effects of combined treatment of ethylurea and sodium nitrite in rabbits., R R. Fox, B A. Diwan, and H Meier

Transplacental carcinogenic effects of diethylnitrosamine in mice., B A. Diwan and H Meier

Transplacental effect of some chemical compounds on organ cultures of embryonic kidney tissue., L Shabad, J Sorokina, N Golub, and S Bogovski

Transplacental effects of 1-ethyl-1-nitrosourea in inbred strains of mice. III. Association between infectious or subinfectious endogenous type-C RNA tumor virus expression and chemically induced tumorigenesis., B A. Diwan, H Meier, and R J. Huebner

Transplacental effects of 1-ethyl-1-nitrosourea in inbred strains of mice. IV. Rapid tumor induction in strain crosses., B A. Diwan, H Meier, and R J. Huebner

Transplacental hepatocarcinogenesis by ethylintrosourea. Abstr., S D. Vesselinovitch and N Mihailovich

Transplacental induction of primary renal tumors in rabbits treated with 1-ethyl-1-nitrosourea., R R. Fox, B A. Diwan, and H Meier

Transplacental interferon-mediated effect in akr mice., D M. Murasko and K J. Blank

Transplacentally induced murine lung tumors express common transplantation antigen coded for by h-2 region of the major histocompatibility complex. Abstr., W J. Martin, T G. Gipson, R B. Armstrong, G M. Butchko, E C, and M Rice

Transplacental mutagenesis: the micronucleus test on fetal mouse blood., M King and D Wild

Transplacental teratogenic and carcinogenic effects in rabbits chronically treated with N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea., R R. Fox, H Meier, R Pottathil, and H G. Bedigian

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Transplacental transmission of a leukemogenic murine leukemia virus., H G. Bedigian, L A. Shepel, and P C. Hoppe

Transplantability and antigenicity of two sublines of the TA3 tumor., B H. Sanford, J F. Codington, R W. Jeanloz, and P D. Palmer

Transplantability and antigenicity of two sublines of the ta3 tumor., B H. Sanford, J F. Codington, R W. Jeanloz, and P D. Palmer

Transplantability and biological behavior of mouse liver tumors induced by ethylnitrosourea., A P. Kyriazis and S D. Vesselinovitch

Transplantability and life span of mammary gland during serial trans- plantation in mice., K Hoshino and W U. Gardner

Transplantability and sex steroid hormone responsiveness of cervicovaginal tumors derived from female balb/ccrgl mice neonatally treated with ovarian steroids., L A. Jones and verjan R. Pacillas

Transplantability changes of a mouse tumor after passage through tolerant homologous recipients. Abstr., C Martinez, H Kelman, and R A. Good

Transplantability changes of mouse mammary tumors after passage through tolerant homologous recipients., C Martinez, H Kelman, and R A. Good

Transplantability in syngeneic animals of an in vitro cultured melanoma b16 cell line. Abstr., B Hagmar and K Norrby

Transplantability of an x-ray-induced and a virus-induced leukemia in isologous mice inoculated with a leukemia virus., L Sachs

Transplantability of fvl subcutaneous tumor and splenohepatomegaly in hybrids of dd and c3h strain mice., K Nagai and T Tsuru

Transplantability of human lymphoid cell line, lymphoma, and leuemia in splenectomized and/or irradiated nude mice., S Watanabe, Y Shimosato, M Kuroki, Y Sato, and T Nakajima

Transplantability of l1210 cell in balb/c x dba/2f1 mice associated with cell agglutinability by concanavalin a., T Kataoka, S Tsukagoshi, and Y Sakurai

Transplantability of leukaemia from leukaemic mice after irradiation and injection of allogeneic spleen cells., M Boranic

Transplantability of mammary gland in brown fat pads of mice., K Hoshino

Transplantability of neuraminidase-treated ascites tumour cells., H Smyth, D J. Farrell, R O'kennedy, and A Corrigan

Transplantability of salivary glands of mice and its lethal effects on the hosts. Abstr., K Hoshino and C D. Lin

Transplantable b-cell lymphomas in b10.h-2ah-4bp/wts Mice., L L. Lanier, L W. Arnold, R B. Raybourne, S Russell, I A. Lynes, N L. Warner, and G Haughton

Transplantable hemopoietic colony forming cells, the significance of the binomial distribution of spleen colonies. Abstr., K L. Mossman and A L. Kretchmar

Transplantable lipid-producing tumor originating from the harderian gland., K Itoh and K Kasama

Transplantable luteoma of the mouse, an ultrastructural and bio- chemical study., L M. Roth, W H. Sternberg, R A. Huseby, A A. Phee, R E. Cole, and B F. Rice

Transplantable malignant tumors in mice induced by preparations containing ribonucleic acid extracted from human and mouse tumors., F Lacour, J Lacour, J Harel, and J Huppert

Transplantable mammotropic tumor carrying bittner virus and producing mammary carcinoma. Abstr., A Kunii and I Csavossy

Transplantable mouse hepatomas derived from intrasplenically-im- planted normal liver tissues. Abstr., E H. Leduc and J W. Wilson

Transplantable mouse mammary carcinoma. Its unusual characteristics. Abstr., A Goldfeder

Transplantable mouse plasma cell tumors in experimental chemotherapy., M N. Teller, D Abraham, M Bowie, and P P. Carbone

Transplantable mouse tumor line induced by injection of sv40-trans- formed mouse kidney cells., S Kit, T Kurimura, and D R. Dubbs

Transplantable mouse tumors., E Fekete and E L. Kent

Transplantable murine salivary gland carcinoma (myoepithelioma). I. Biologic behavior and ultrastructural features., W E. Delaney

Transplantable murine tumors release mouse-tropic and xenotropic type- -c viruses., M M. Lieber, C J. Sherr, and G J. Todaro

Transplantable osteogenic sarcoma in inbred akr mice., M M. Albala and A R. Esparza

Transplantable plasma cell tumor of mice in later generations., K Sarkar and G Tolnai

Transplantable tumors., G D. Snell

Transplantation acceptance in adult mice repeatedly injected with disrupted cells. Abstr., C Martinez, J M. Smith, M Blaese, and R A. Good

Transplantation analysis of B cell destruction in (NOD x CBA)F1 mouse bone marrow chimeras., D V. Serreze, E H. Leiter, and L D. Shultz

Transplantation analysis of f2 generation of hybrids between two mouse strains differing at known histocompatibility loci., A Lengerova and V Matousek

Transplantation analysis of the h-2 system., P Demant and R J. Graff

Transplantation and cell-free transmission of a reticulum-cell sarcoma in balb/c mice., P G. Stansly and H D. Soule

Transplantation and cutaneous genetics., R Billingham and W K. Silvers

Transplantation and cytotoxicity changes induced by acid mucopoly- saccharides., M Lippman

Transplantation and metastasis of nb rat prostate neoplasia in congenitally athymic (nude) mice, nude mice treated with antilymphocyte sera and congenitally athymic rats., M E. Gershwin, B H. Ruebner, and R M. Ikeda

Transplantation and preliminary characterisation of lymphocyte surface markers of abelson virus-induced lymphomas., M D. Sklar, E M. Shevach, I Green, and M Potter

Transplantation and survival of unfertilized ova of the mouse in relation to postovulatory age., M N. Runner and J Palm

Transplantation antigen levels in the early mouse embryo., M Edidin

Transplantation antigen of mice. Cellular localization of antigen determined by the h-2 locus., G Haughton

Transplantation antigens, extraction of a soluble fraction inducing transplantation immunity in the mouse. Abstr., severyns A. Haenen, G Lejeune, A Castermans, and F P. Pont

Transplantation antigens (h-2) on virally and chemically transformed balb/3t3 fibroblasts in culture., E Tsakraklides, C Smith, J H. Kersey, and R A. Good

Transplantation antigens in a high molecular weight form--ii non h-2 mouse antigens and membrane structure., D A. Davies, U Hammerling, and B J. Alkins

Transplantation antigens in a high molecular weight form--i. Mouse h-2 antigens., U Hammerling, D A. Davies, and A J. Manstone

Transplantation antigens in mouse, rat, and man., B Amos

Transplantation antigens in normal mouse organs., askari S. Al, H S. Lawrence, and L Thomas

Transplantation antigens in subcellular fractions. Abstr., askari S. Al, H S. Lawrence, and L Thomas

Transplantation antigens in the central nervous system., A G. Gervais

Transplantation antigens in the mouse embryo. The fate of early embryo tissues transplanted to adult hosts., M Edidin

Transplantation antigens in tumours, tumour extract and cell-free ascitic fluid., V Haskova and I Hilgert

Transplantation antigens i. Quantitative assay based in histologic scoring of test skin allografts., J M. Corson, L T. Mann, and G J. Dammin

Transplantation behavior of allotransplantable tumor lines derived from immunologically modified hosts., R C. Parks and B B. Jacobs

Transplantation behavior of a.th And a.tl T-cell lymphomas in con- genic resistant and hybrid strains., J W. Goding and N L. Warner

Transplantation behavior of hodgkin's-like reticulum cell neoplasms of strain sjl/j mice and results of tumor reinoculation., E D. Murphy

Transplantation behavior of regressor and nonregressor variants of a hodgkins's-like neoplasm in sjl/j mice. Abstr., C Blackwood, J A. Fierer, I Mandl, R D. Bellis, J Lin, and J Moret

Transplantation bioassay of thymuses from preleukaemic akr mice for the presence of leukaemic cells., D Metcalf and K Nakamura

Transplantation biology and immunogenetics of murine skin-specific (sk) alloantigens., D Steinmuller and S S. Wachtel

Transplantation characteristics and response to chemotherapy of a murine adrenal tumor., S R. Humphreys, G Sato, and A Goldin

Transplantation characteristics of murine neoplasms after long-term frozen storage., I Wodinsky, A J. Roy, and K F. Meaney

Transplantation des tumeurs cerebrales experimentales., I S. Aksel and T B. Aykan

Transplantation disease, renal lysozyme, and aging., G M. Troup and R L. Walford

Transplantation experiments on placental ageing., R L. Simmons and J Weintraub

Transplantation genetics. Unexpected histoincompatibility associated with skin grafts from f2 and f3 hybrid donors to f1 hybrid recipients., W H. Hildemann and E L. Cooper

Transplantation. Iii. Intrathymic differentiation and development of thymocyte subpopulations., W J. Boersma, E Kokenberg, G V. Westen, D J. Haaijman, and R T. Marrow

Transplantation immunity and hemagglutinin response in mice immunized with allogeneic skin grafts or splenic preparations., E J. Shabart, H Kodama, J R. Harrower, I N. Sachin, and R A. Bankowski

Transplantation immunity and the suppression of spleen colony form ation by immunization with murine leukemia virus preparations (friend)., C Friend and G B. Rossi

Transplantation immunity following immunization with extracts of adenovirus 12 tumour cells., C W. Potter and J S. Oxford

Transplantation immunity in the isologous mouse radiation chimaera., J B. Bridges, J F. Loutit, and H S. Micklem

Transplantation immunity involving the h-3 locus. Graft survival times., J H. Berrian and C F. Mckhann

Transplantation immunity. Localization in mouse serum of antibodies responsible for haemagglutination, cytotoxicity and enhancement., G A. Voisin, R G. Kinsky, and F K. Jansen

Transplantation immunity of two cultured murine colon lines. Abstr., N Sato, M C. Michaelides, and M K. Wallack

Transplantation immunity to antigens of the h-1 and h-3 locus, strength, the effects of dosage, the additive effect and the develop- ment of h-3 antigens., J Klein

Transplantation immunity to individually unique antigens of chemically induced bladder tumors in mice., D Wahl, W Chapman, I Hellstrom, and K Hellstrom

Transplantation immunity to simian virus 40-transformed cells in tumor-bearing mice. I. Development of cellular immunity to simian virus 40 tumor-specific transplantation antigens during tumorigenesis by transplanted cells., J M. Zarling and S S. Tevethia

Transplantation immunity to simian virus 40-transformed cells in tumor-bearing mice. II. Evidence for macrophage participation at the effector level of tumor cell rejection., J M. Zarling and S S. Tevethia

Transplantation methods as a tool for detection of tumor-specific antigens., H O. Sjogren

Transplantation non-antigenicity of the foetal placenta., V Haskova

Transplantation of adult peritoneal cells into newborn mice., B F. Argyris

Transplantation of a human mammary carcinoma cell line (bt 20) into nude mice., L Ozzello, B Sordat, C Merenda, S Carrel, J Hurlimann, and J Mach

Transplantation of allogeneic and xenogeneic (rat) marrow in irradiated mice as affected by radiation exposure rates., N Gengozian, D E. Carlson, and E M. Allen

Transplantation of allogeneic bone marrow without graft-versus- -host disease using total lymphoid irradiation., S Slavin, Z Fuks, H S. Kaplan, and S Strober

Transplantation of allogeneic haemopoietic tissue in adult anaemic mice of the w series using antilymphocytic serum., M J. Seller and P E. Polani

Transplantation of allogeneic lymphoid cells specifically depleted of graft versus host reactive cells., B Bonavida and E Kedar

Transplantation of allogeneic tumors in rats and mice treated with azathioprine, prednisone and antilymphocyte serum., J Prejean, D Griswold, and J Weisburger

Transplantation of a murine chondrosarcoma in mice of different inbred strains., R L. Swarm

Transplantation of an adrenal carcinoma., G W. Woolley

Transplantation of an adrenal cortical carcinoma., G W. Woolley and C C. Little

Transplantation of anaemic mice of the w-series with haemopoietic tissue bearing marker chromosomes., M J. Seller

Transplantation of antibody-forming cells in lethally irradiated mice., N Gengozian, T Makinodan, and I C. Shekarchi

Transplantation of autoimmune potential i. Development of anti- nuclear antibodies in h-2 histocompatible recipients of bone marrow from new zealand black mice., J I. Morton and B V. Siegel

Transplantation of autoimmune potential. II. Glomerulonephritis in lethally irradiated dba/2 recepients of nzb bone marrow cells., J I. Morton, B V. Siegel, and R D. Moore

Transplantation of autoimmune potential. Iii. Immunological hyper-responsiveness and elevated endogenous spleen colony formation in lethally irradiated recipients of nzb bone marrow cells., J I. Morton and B V. Siegel

Transplantation of autoimmune potential. IV. Reversal of the nzb autoimmune syndrome by bone marrow transplantation., J I. Morton and B V. Siegel

Transplantation of bone marrow via placental microinjection to study hemoglobin switching., C. Daniel Frisbie

Transplantation of bovine odontogenic tissues and dissociated odontogenic cells to hypothymic mice., P F. Bartlett, F R. Sim, P C. Reade, and S S. Prime

Transplantation of cardiac tissue into the mouse ear. Abstr., R I. Fulmer, A T. Cramer, and A G. Leibelt

Transplantation of chimeric bone marrow., O Vos, J W. Goodman, and C C. Congdon

Transplantation of cultured thymic fragments. II. Results in nude mice., R Hong, wissermann H. Schulte, toth E. Jarrett, S D. Horowitz, and D D. Manning

Transplantation of cultured thymic fragments: results in nude mice. IV. Effect of amount of thymic tissue., J K. Manning and R Hong

Transplantation of dystrophic muscle into normal mice. Abstr., J L. Laird

Transplantation of eggs to the kidney and uterus of immunised mice., D R. Kirby, W D. Billington, and D A. James

Transplantation of endocrine organs with special reference to the ovary., P L. Krohn

Transplantation of friend virus-induced mouse leukemic cells to the hamster brain. Abstr., T Burnstein and M Stromberg

Transplantation of haemopoietic tissues., J F. Loutit

Transplantation of hematopoietic and lymphoid cells in mice. H-2 matched unrelated adult donors compared with h-2 mismatched fetal donors., M M. Bortin, A A. Rimm, W C. Rose, and E C. Saltzstein

Transplantation of human adipose tissue to nude mice., mortensen N. Bach, P Romert, and S Ballegaard

Transplantation of human cancer in 'nude' mouse. Abstr., M Schmidt and R A. Good

Transplantation of human cancers to nude mice and effects of thymus grafts., M Schmidt and R A. Good

Transplantation of human fetal pancreas. Experience in thymus- aplastic mice and rats and in a diabetic patient., K H. Usadel, U Schwedes, G Bastert, U Steinau, I Klempa, and K Schoffling

Transplantation of human fetal pancreas in nu/nu mice. Abstr., K H. Usadel, U Schwedes, G Bastert, and H P. Fortmeyer

Transplantation of human malignant mesothelioma (hmm) into nude mice. Abstr., A P. Chahinian, J T. Beranek, Y Suzuki, J C. Bekesi, and J F. Holland

Transplantation of human malignant mesothelioma into nude mice., A P. Chahinian, J T. Beranek, Y Suzuki, J G. Bekesi, A Wisniewski, I J. Selikoff, and J F. Holland

Transplantation of human parathyroid adenoma and carcinoma in nude mice. Abstr., K H. Usadel, U Schwedes, H Minne, I Klempa, J Vlachyannis, H P. Fortmeyer, and K Schoffling

Transplantation of human stomach cancers in nude mice and their responsiveness to chemotherapy. Abstr., H Fiebig and G Lohr

Transplantation of human tumors in nude mice., Y Shimosato, T Kameya, K Nagai, S H. Koide, I Hayashi, and T Nomura

Transplantation of interstitial cells of the testis., P F. Boyle and M Fox

Transplantation of isologous male mammary gland tissue into the mammary fat-pads of female mice., P B. Blair and R L. Moretti

Transplantation of leukemic bone marrow treated with cytotoxic antileukemic antibodies and complement., M E. Trigg and D G. Poplack

Transplantation of leukemoid leukocytes in irradiated mice., L H. Smith, R A. Popp, and W S. Amand

Transplantation of mammary glands from two strains of mice to f1 hybrids of these strains. Abstr., J S. Thompson and F Richardson

Transplantation of mouse mammary carcinoma through matrix tissue cul- tures., M Kalus, L Delmonte, J J. Ghidoni, and R A. Liebelt

Transplantation of mouse mammary epithelial cells grown in primary collagen gel cultures., R C. Guzman, R C. Osborn, J Yang, D, and S Nandi

Transplantation of mouse plasmacytoma to the hamster's cheek pouch. I. Changes in tumour size and paraprotein concentration in the serum of the host., J Benbassat, M Slavin, and A Zlotnick

Transplantation of msv-induced sarcomata., A V. Gillespie and F C. Chesterman

Transplantation of murine leukaemia by unconventional routes., H B. Hewitt

Transplantation of neoplastic cartilage. Abstr., R L. Swarm

Transplantation of normal and anemic neonatal femurs into congenic genetically anemic (S1/S1d and W/Wv) adult hosts., Pamela Marie Foley

Transplantation of nuclei to oocytes and embryos., K E. Latham and D Solter

Transplantation of ova in mice; an attempt to modify the number of presacral vertebrae., E L. Green and M C. Green

Transplantation of pancreatic islets into cleared mammary fat pads., H C. Outzen and E H. Leiter

Transplantation of peritoneal fluid cells., J W. Goodman

Transplantation of polyoma-induced tumors in hamsters. Abstr., V Defendi

Transplantation of polyoma virus-induced tumors in mice., H O. Sjogren, I Hellstrom, and G Klein

Transplantation of primary plasma cell tumor without 2,6,10,14- -tetramethylpentadecane (pristane) treatment of the hosts., M Platica, C Bojko, and V P. Hollander

Transplantation of rat bone marrow in irradiated mice, effect of ex- posure rate., N Gengozian

Transplantation of rat islets of langerhans into diabetic mice., F L. Delmonico, C M. Chase, and P S. Russell

Transplantation of rat schwann cells grown in tissue culture into the mouse spinal cord., I D. Duncan, A J. Aguayo, R P. Bunge, and P M. Wood

Transplantation of rodent and human tumors into rodents immunosuppressed by hyperbaric oxygen. Abstr., J Warren, M S. Fanshaw, and C A. Thuning

Transplantation of skeletal muscle in normal and dystrophic mice., T Hironaka and Y Miyata

Transplantation of skeletal muscle into a host with muscular dystrophy., J L. Laird and R F. Timmer

Transplantation of spontaneous hepatomas in c3h mice, biological and biological studies., Y Akamuatsu, F Wada, and R Ikegami

Transplantation of syngeneic bone marrow incubated with leucocyte antibodies. I. Suppression of lymphatic leukemia of syngeneic donor mice., S Thierfelder, H Rodt, and B Netzel

Transplantation of syngeneic marrow into nontreated recipients. Abstr., D F. Saxe, S S. Boggs, and D R. Boggs

Transplantation of t-cell leukemia to the nu/n\@@@u mouse. Experimental animal mode. Abstr., S R. Newcom, M E. Kadin, and P Arnstein

Transplantation of the gonads of hypogonadal (hpg) mice., S Bamber, C A. Iddon, H M. Charlton, and B J. Ward

Transplantation of the human insulin gene into fertilized mouse eggs., K Burki and A Ullrich

Transplantation of the placenta. (Connecticut College thesis), Charlotte L. Beers

Transplantation of the "presumptive" peyer's patch of fetus or newborn mice under the kidney capsule of adult syngeneic recipient., M Kaminski

Transplantation of thymic tissue in inbred strains of mice., F J. Pepper

Transplantation of tooth buds across a multiple non-h-2 barrier., G R. Riviere, T Y. Sabet, and R L. Hoffman

Transplantation of various numbers of foreign bone-marrow cells in mice after lethal and supralethal x-irradiation., O Vos

Transplantation of whole mammary glands from male to female mice. Abstr., J S. Thompson

Transplantation of whole mammary glands in mice., J S. Thompson

Transplantation of whole mammary glands in mice. Abstr., J S. Thompson and F Richardson

Transplantation of x ray-weakened mammary tumors into irradiated recipients. Abstr., E L. Simmons and C Pierce

Transplantation potential of circulating murine leukocytes. Abstr., F E. Trobaugh and J P. Lewis

Transplantation resistance and potent antibody production induced in c3h/he mice against c3h/he mammary tumor by continuous infusion of solubilized antigen., K Takizawa, T Yamamoto, and H Mitsui

Transplantation resistance of drug-treated allogeneic mice against murine lymphomas -- ii. Studies with various tumor-host combinations., A Bonmassar, A Barzi, and E Bonmassar

Transplantation resistance of drug-treated hybrid or allogeneic mice against murine lymphomas. I. Immuno- pharmacology studies., A Bonmassar, C Riccardi, merletti P. Rivosecchi, A Goldin, and E Bonmassar

Transplantation resistance of syngeneic mice against a drug-treated lymphoma derived from non-immunogenic tumor line. Abstr., M C. Fioretti, A Santoni, L Romani, D Taramelli, M C. Caprino, A Goldin, and E Bonmassar

Transplantation resistance to mouse ependymoblastoma following immunization with dehistonized syngeneic tumor chromatin., K M. Anderson, J Lo, A Mirakian, and J A. Kellen

Transplantations of isologous prostatic tissue in cleared mammary fat pads of balb/c mice and f344 rats., W D. Edwards and R R. Bates

Transplantation studies of strong and weak histocompatibility barriers in mice. I. Immunization., C F. Mc khann

Transplantation studies of strong and weak histocompatibility barriers in mice. II. Tolerance., C F. Mc khann

Transplantation studies on estrogen-induced interstitial-cell tumors of testis in mice., G Klein and K E. Hellstrom

Transplantation technique for acceleration of carcinogenesis by benz(a)anthracene or 3,4,9,10-dibenzpyrene (benzo(rst)pentaphene)., F Homburger and A Treger

Transplantation tolerance after total lymphoid irradiation., S Strober, S Slavin, Z Fuks, H S. Kaplan, M Gottlieb, Bieber, R T. Hoppe, and F C. Grumet

Transplantation tolerance at the t-lymphocyte receptor level. II. Interaction of t-cell receptors with alloantigen and with anti-receptor antiserum., H Ramseier

Transplantation tolerance at the t-lymphocyte receptor level. II. Interaction of t-cell receptors with alloantigen and with anti- -receptor antiserum., H Ramseier

Transplantation tolerance at the t-lymphocyte receptor level. I. Spontaneous release of t-cell receptors by lymphocytes from tolerant mice., H Ramseier

Transplantation tolerance: clonal deletion, active suppression, or both?, R S. Gruchalla and J W. Streilein

Transplantation tolerance in adult mice induced with spleen cells and amethopterin., I Hilgert

Transplantation tolerance induced in adult mice by protein overloading of donors., P Liacopoulos and J H. Goode

Transplantation tolerance induced in foetal mouse thymus in vitro., J H. Robinson and J J. Owen

Transplantation von mit glycerin behandelten lettre-ehrlich-ascites- tumorzellen., P Lonai, F Antoni, and E J. Hidvegi

Transplantatiton of primary pct mediated by peritoneal exudate. Abstr., M Platica, C Bojko, and V P. Hollander

Transplanted bone marrow cells., M L. Davis, A C. Upton, G E. Al, F O. Growth, and D Of

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Transplanted ER-MP12(hi)20(-)58(med/hi) myeloid progenitors produce resident macrophages from marrow that are therapeutic for lysosomal storage disease., B W. Soper, T M. Duffy, M D. Lessard, C D. Jude, A J. Schuldt, C A. Vogler, B Levy, and J E. Barker

Transplanted lymphosarcoma in mice., C D. Noonan, A R. Margulis, H M. Al, G E. Trauma, and I On

Transplanted mammary epithelium grows in association with host stroma: aging of serially transplanted mammary gland is intrinsic to epithelial cells., C W. Daniel, J M. Shannon, and G R. Cunha

Transplanted mouse leukemia., J H. Burchenal, H F. Oettgen, J A. Al, E E. Actinomycins, and T D. Of

Transplanted mouse leukemias., J H. Burchenal, E Holmberg, L W. Al, and F O. Of

Transplanted reticulum cell sarcoma (rcs) of sjl mice. Abstr., H Wanebo, E Carswell, L J. Old, and E A. Boyse

Transplanted tumors., N Kaliss

Transplanted tumours of rats and mice, an index of tumours and host strains., D C. Roberts

Transplantese., P A. Gorer

Transplant immunity and immunological enhancement. Abstr., I Finegold, R Wissler, and K Dzoga

Transplants of marrow treated with fab., N Mollen and J Ferrebee

Transplants of skin and neoplasms as genetic homogeneity test in strains of mice. (pol., Eng. Summ.), A Czarnomska and J Wezykowa

Transport and accumulation of triazenoimidazoles by l1210 cells., D Kessel

Transport and binding of daunorubicin, adriamycin, and rubidazone in ehrlich ascites tumour cells., T Skovsgaard

Transport and binding of hematoporphyrin derivative and related porphyrins by murine leukemia l1210 cells., D Kessel

Transport and binding of mesoporphyrin ix by leukemia l1210 cells., D Kessel and K I. Kohn

Transport and enzymic splitting of pyrimidine nucleosides in ehrlich cells., J A. Jacquez

Transport and exchange diffusion of amino acids by in vitro pre- parations of pancreas from normal, tumor-bearing and alcohol-treated mice., S Clayman, C V. Swanimathan, and P G. Scholfield

Transport and exchange diffusion of l-tryptophan in ehrlich cells., J A. Jacquez

Transport and metabolism of glucose by the small intestine of lean and obese-hyperglycaemic (ob/ob) mice in vitro: effects of age., A P. Morton and P J. Hanson

Transport and storage of 5-hydroxytryptamine in pancreatic beta-cells., B Hellman, A Lernmark, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

Transport and storage of 5-hydroxytryptamine in pancreatic beta-cells. Abstr., A Lernmark, B Hellman, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

Transport energetics of the folic acid analogue, methotrexate, in l1210 leukemia cells, enhanced accumulation by metabolic inhibitors., I D. Goldman

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Transporters from H-2b, H-2d, H-2s, H-2k, and H-2g7 (NOD/Lt) haplotype translocate similar sets of peptides., T N. Schumacher, D V. Kantesaria, D V. Serreze, D C. Roopenian, and H L. Ploegh

Transport, growth inhibition and biochemical properties of the gamma-glutamyl and gamma-aspartyl peptides of 2,4-diamino folate analogs in l1210 leukemia cells in vitro. Abstr., F M. Sirotnak, P L. Chello, J R. Piper, and J A. Montgomery

Transport modified analog of actinomycin d (amd): 3-phenyl oxazinone of amd (i). Abstr., S K. Sengupta, Y Kogan, J Anderson, T Brennan, S C. Chattoraj, and K C. Edelin

Transport of 5-methyltetrahydrofolate by l1210 mouse leukemia cells. Abstr., A Nahas, P Nixon, and J Bertino

Transport of alpha-aminoisobutyric acid in mammalian pancreatic beta-cells., B Hellman, J Sehlin, and I B. Taljedal

Transport of alpha-oxoglutarate in mitochondria of tumour cells and its functional implications., S Papa, G Paradies, T Galeotti, O Dionisi, and M L. Eboli

Transport of anionic substrates and glutamate metabolism in mitochondria from ascites tumor cells., M L. Eboli, G Paradies, and S Papa

Transport of barium and its stimulation of insulin release in pancreatic islet b cells in ob/ob mice. Abstr., P Berggren and B Hellman

Transport of calcium ions by ehrlich ascites-tumour cells., Y Landry and A L. Lehninger

Transport of immune complexes from the subcapsular sinus to lymph node follicles on the surface of nonphagocytic cells, including cells with dendritic morphology., A K. Szakal, K L. Holmes, and J G. Tew

Transport of immunoglobulins from serum into colostrum., J F. Halsey, B H. Johnson, and J J. Cebra

Transport of leucine by the small intestine of lean and (ob/ob) mice: effects of age. Abstr., A P. Morton and P J. Hanson

Transport of l-leucine and d-leucine into pancreatic beta-cells with reference to the mechanisms of amino acid-induced insulin release., B Hellman, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

Transport of mannoheptulose and the dynamics of insulin release., B Hellman, L Idahl, A Lernmark, J Sehlin, E Simon, D I. Taljedal, and N B. willi

Transport of methotrexate in l1210 cells: effect of ions on the rate and extent of uptake., G B. Henderson and E M. Zevely

Transport of methotrexate in l1210 cells. Mechanism for inhibition by p-chloromercuriphenylsulfonate and n-ethyl- maleimide., G B. Henderson and E M. Zevely

Transport of methotrexate in murine leukemia cells in vitro. Enhanced uptake with metabolic inhibitors. Abstr., D Goldman and V T. Oliverio

Transport of monosaccharides by the small intestine of genetically diabetic mice. Abstr., K Ramaswamy and M A. Peterson

Transport of myo-inositol in ehrlich ascites cells., R M. Johnstone and C Sung

Transport of neurotransmitter precursors into cultured cells., E Richelson and E J. Thompson

Transport of nitrogen mustard (hn2) in hn2-sensitive and -resistant sarcoma 180 ascites cells. Abstr., A Sartorelli, C Shansky, and A Lin

Transport of nitrogen mustard on the transport carrier for choline in l5178y lymphoblast. Abstr., G Goldenberg, C Vanstone, and I Bihler

Transport of nitrogen mustard on the transport-carrier for choline in l5178y lymphoblasts., G J. Goldenberg, C L. Vanstone, and I Bihler

Transport of nitrogen mustard on the transport-carrier for choline in l5178y lymphoblasts. Abstr., G J. Goldenberg and C L. Vanstone

Transport of radioactivity from eye to visual cortex in the mouse., B Grafstein and R Laureno

Transport of ricin a chain after prior treatment of mouse leukemia cells with ricin b chain., L L. Houston

Transport of rubidium and sodium in pancreatic islets., J Sehlin and I Taljedal

Transport of the amino acid analog, 2-aminobicyclo(2,2,1)-heptane-2- -carboxylic acid, by ehrlich ascites tumor cells., W M. Mc clellan and J A. Schafer

Transport of two non-metabolized nucleosides, deoxycytidine and cyto- sine arabinoside, in a sub-line of the l1210 murine leukemia., D Kessel and S B. Shurin

Transport of tyrosine, phenylalanine, tryptophan and glycine in neuroblastoma clones., E G. Archer, X O. Breakefield, and M N. Sharata

Transport of vitamin b12 into l1210 cells. Abstr., P M. Di girolamo

Transport of vitamin b12 into mouse leukemia cells., P M. Digirolamo and F M. Huennekens

Transport routes utilized by l1210 cells to mediate the influx and efflux of methotrexate. Abstr., G B. Henderson and E M. Zevely

Transport studies of cholesterol-depleted membranes., Alan Westheim

Transport system in l1210 cells., G B. Henderson, E M. Zevely, and D F. Huennekens

Transport, verteilung und metabolismus von 3h- und 14c-markiertem ddt in graviden mausen unter hungerbelastung., R Schmidt and W Dedek

Transposition in dogs: successive reversals of the intermediate size problem., H C. Ebel and J Werboff

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Trans-regulation of mouse meiotic recombination hotspots by Rcr1., E D. Parvanov, S H. Ng, P M. Petkov, and K Paigen

Trapiantabile nel topo (ceppo c57)., F Coraggio, V Coto, V F. Interferon, R D. Cellule, and N D. Tumore

Trapiantabilita del atpc+ in riceventi del balb/cf/cb/se substrain panirradiati., N Maltzeff and I Paoletti

Trapiantabilita del atpc+ in topi preimmunizzati contro lo stesso tumore., N Maltzeff and I Paoletti

Trapianti isogenici in ospiti adulti e neonati di tumori polmonari indotti con idrazina solfato in topi balb/c/cb/se. Studio ultra- strutturale., E Bucciarelli

Trapping of dna-reactive metabolites of therapeutic or carcinogenic agents by carbon-14-labeled synthetic polynucleotides., J R. Mehta and D B. Ludlum

Trapping of large numbers of larvae in the livers of toxocara canis-reinfected mice., K Sugane and T Oshima

Trasmissione acellulare dei tumori linfoidi da uretano in topi balb/c/cb/se substrain., R Ribacchi, G Giraldo, and U Milia

Trauma, emotionality, and scientific sin., G Lindzey, D T. Lykken, and H D. Winston

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TRBP control of PACT-induced phosphorylation of protein kinase R is reversed by stress., A Daher, G Laraki, M Singh, Pena C. Melendez, S Bannwarth, A H. Peters, E F. Meurs, R E. Braun, R C. Patel, and A Gatignol

Treadmill neutralization of antibody and central inhibition. Separate components of pneumococcal polysaccharide paralysis., J G. Howard, G H. Christie, and B M. Courtenay

-treated H-22 lymphoma., O Marelli, C Testorelli, G Canti, H Festenstein, D A. Nicolin, and L. Dtic

Treated with anti-theta serum, and of spleen cells from anti-thymocyte serum-treated or adult thymectomized donors., C A. Janeway, L C. Responses, and T H. Cells

Treated with inhibitors of the de novo pyrimidine biosynthe- tic pathway. Abstr., J M. Karle, L W. Anderson, D D. Dietrick, D R. Cysyk, and U L. Mice

Treatment and cure of murine tumors by localized hyperthermia. Abstr., J B. Marmor, D Pounds, N Hahn, D Kozak, S Frionas, O Strande, and G M. Hahn

Treatment and pretreatment of graft-versus-host reaction by anti- lymphocyte serum., H Haskovcova and K Nouza

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Treatment and transfer of emphysema by a new bone marrow transplantation method from normal mice to Tsk mice and vice versa., Y Adachi, H Oyaizu, S Taketani, K Minamino, K Yamaguchi, L D. Shultz, M Iwasaki, M Tomita, Y Suzuki, K Nakano, Y Koike, R Yasumizu, M Sata, N Hirama, I Kubota, S Fukuhara, and S Ikehara

Treatment of alopecia areata in C3H/HeJ mice with the topical immunosuppressant FK506 (Tacrolimus)., Paul P. Freyschmidt, A Ziegler, K J. McElwee, R Happle, S Kissling, J P. Sundberg, and R Hoffmann

Treatment of a metastasizing murine tumour with corynebacterium parvum. Abstr., T E. Sadler and J E. Castro

Treatment of a moloney lymphoma with cyclophosphamide and h-2- -incompatible spleen cells., A Fefer

Treatment of a mouse lymphoma by l-asparaginase, success depends on the host's immune response., R L. Carter, T A. Connors, B J. Weston, and A J. Davies

Treatment of a murine leukemia with spleen cells or sera from allo- geneic mice immunized against the tumor., P Alexander, D I. Connell, and Z B. Mikulska

Treatment of an established graft-versus-host reaction in akr mice by adoptive immunotherapy., S J. Chester, A R. Esparza, and M M. Albala

Treatment of a solid tumor by local simultaneous hyperthermia and ionizing radiation. Dependence on temperature and dose., A Yerushalmi

Treatment of BXSB-Yaa mice with IL-21R-Fc fusion protein minimally attenuates systemic lupus erythematosus., J A. Bubier, S M. Bennett, T J. Sproule, B L. Lyons, S Olland, D A. Young, and D C. Roopenian

Treatment of experimental mouse hemoblastosis vii. Time course of change in the frequency of mitoses of leukaemic leukocytes (l 14 akr and lah vufb) after administration of methotrexate., K Motycka, E Stranska, O Andrysek, H Coufalova, and M Jehlickova

Treatment of experimental murine aspergillosis with bay n7133., J R. Graybill, S R. Kaster, and D J. Drutz

Treatment of experimental nocardiosis in mice: comparison of amikacin and sulfonamide., R J. Wallace, E J. Septimus, D M. Musher, R B. Berger, and R R. Martin

Treatment of experimental solid tumors with combinations of x-radiation and cytotoxic drugs. Abstr., P R. Twentyman

Treatment of experimental tumors with combined radiotherapy and immunotherapy using corynebacterium parvum. Abstr., A L. Collins, C W. Song, and S H. Levitt

Treatment of human brain tumors in athymic mice with aziridinylbenzoquinone (azq). Abstr., S C. Schold, H S. Friedman, T D. Bjornsson, D G, A, and D D. Bigner

Treatment of human malignant mesothelioma (hmm) xenografts in nude mice. Abstr., A P. Chahinian, L Szrajer, J T. Beranek, and J F. Holland

Treatment of hyperacute graft-versus-host disease in mice with cytosine arabinoside., G Floersheim

Treatment of klh-sensitive mice with chromatographic fractions of dialyzable leukocyte lysate (dll) modulates the in vitro prolifer- ative response to antigen. Abstr., T Schindler and P Baram

Treatment of l1210 leukemia in mice with a combination of cytosine arabinoside (ara-c), cyclophosphamide (c) and vincristine (v). Abstr., J E. Pauly, E R. Burns, and L E. Scheving

Treatment of leukaemia with immune lymphocytes., D I. Connell, Z B. Mikulski, and P Alexander

Treatment of leukemic (l-1210) mice with double-stranded polyribonu- cleotides., L D. Zeleznick and B K. Bhuyan

Treatment of leukemic mice with syngeneic hybrid cells. Activation of specific cellular immunity. Abstr., W Liang and E P. Cohen

Treatment of mice with lung metastasis from a dermally implanted fibrosarcoma: comparison of intratumoral trehalose-6,6'-dimycolate (cord factor) and surgery., E Yarkoni, H J. Rapp, and J T. Hunter

Treatment of micrometastases from lewis lung carcinoma with abrin and cyclophosphamide, given singly and in combination., S Gunderson and O Fodstad

Treatment of moloney lymphoma with lethal doses of dimethyl-myleran combined with injections of haemopoietic cells., G L. Floersheim

Treatment of moloney virus-induced leukemia with cyclophosphamide and specifically sensitized allogeneic cells., J P. Glynn and M Kende

Treatment of mouse hepatitis virus infection with phenothiazine drugs, an electron microscopic study. Abstr., D M. Scarbrough, C D. Bostwick, and J G. Brunson

Treatment of mouse leukemia with heavy x-irradiation followed by spleen transplantation., M Simonsen, holm J. Engelbreth, E Jensen, and H Poulsen

Treatment of mouse lymphosarcoma by total body irradiation and admini- stration of bone marrow and lymphnode cells., M J. De vries and O Vos

Treatment of mouse muscular dystrophy with the protease inhibitor pepstatin., E E. Schorr, B G. Arnason, K Astrom, and Z Darzynkiewicz

Treatment of murine cryptococcosis with liposome-associated amphotericin b., J R. Graybill, P C. Craven, R L. Taylor, D M. Williams, and W E. Magee

Treatment of murine mucopolysaccharidosis type VII by syngeneic bone marrow transplantation in neonates., M S. Sands, J E. Barker, C Vogler, B Levy, B Gwynn, N Galvin, W S. Sly, and E Birkenmeier

Treatment of murine tumors with 5-fluorouracil in combination with de novo pyrimidine synthesis inhibitors pala or pyrazofurin. Abstr., R K. Johnson, J J. Clement, and W S. Howard

Treatment of nzb/nzw (b/w) mice with dactinomycin or vincristine. Abstr., C T. Olsen

Treatment of (nzb x nzw)f1 disease with anti-i-a monoclonal antibodies., N E. Adelman, D L. Watling, and H O. Mcdevitt

Treatment of (nzb x nzw)f1 hybrid (b/w) disease with vinca alkaloids, procarbazine, or dactinomycin. Abstr., A E. Gabrielsen

Treatment of p815 mastocytoma in dba/2 mice with rna., D Jachertz and M Egger

Treatment of pasteurella pneumotropica abscesses in nude mice (nu/nu)., G J. Moore and P Aldred

Treatment of primary moloney sarcoma virus (msv)-induced tumors in balb/c mice. Abstr., A Fefer and M Gaston

Treatment of primary tumor and metastasis with chemotherapy and/or surgery or x-ray. Abstr., S R. Humphreys and K Karrer

Treatment of radiostrontium intoxication in mice. II. Survival and bone-tumour frequency., L M. Van putten

Treatment of radiostrontium intoxication in mice. I. The enhancement of elimination of radiostrontium., L M. Van putten

Treatment of receptor-positive and -negative human breast cancer with tamoxifen, ethinylestradiol and medroxyprogesteronacetate after xenotransplantation to nude mice. Abstr., G Bastert, R Michel, A Zoubek, R Doubek, A Schmalzl, H P. Fortmeyer, and matthiesen H. Schmidt

Treatment of secondary disease in leukaemic mice with host-type and third-party haemopoietic cells and blood., M Boranic

Treatment of secondary disease in radiation chimaeras., D W. Van bekkum and O Vos

Treatment of solid l1210 murine tumors with local hyperthermia and temperature-sensitive liposomes containing methotrexate., J N. Weinstein, R L. Magin, R L. Cysyk, and D S. Zaharko

Treatment of solid p815x2 murine mastocytoma with adriamycin (nsc-123127). Toxicity limitations., L L. Schenken, L Poulakos, R F. Hagemann, D Burholt, and S Lesher

Treatment of spontaneous leukemia in akr mice with chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or interferon., J G. Bekesi, J P. Roboz, E Zimmerman, and J F. Holland

Treatment of spontaneous murine lymphomas with syngeneic lymphoid cells., E A. Cornelius

Treatment of the mouse lewis tumor by the association of radiotherapy and immunotherapy with bacillus calmette- -guerin., J B. Dubois and B Serrou

Treatment of transplanted murine tumors with an oncolytic virus and cyclophosphamide., J E. Eiselein, M W. Biggs, and J R. Walton

Treatment of tumours with the combination of wr-2721 and cis-dichloro- diammineplatinum (ii) or cyclophosphamide., J M. Yuhas, J M. Spellman, S W. Jordan, M C. Pardini, and F Culo

Treatment with an anti-CD44v10-specific antibody inhibits the onset of alopecia areata in C3H/HeJ mice [In Process Citation], Paul P. Freyschmidt, S Seiter, M Zoller, A Konig, A Ziegler, J P. Sundberg, R Happle, and R Hoffmann

Treatment with anti-igd from birth and transplantation of igd-secreting plasmacytoma can both cause enhancement of igm and igg antibody production. Abstr., B Xue, T Hirano, B Pernis, Z Ovary, and G J. Thorbecke

Treatment with growth hormone and IGF-I in growing rats increases bone mineral content but not bone mineral density., H N. Rosen, V Chen, A Cittadini, S L. Greenspan, P S. Douglas, A C. Moses, and W G. Beamer

Treatment with thymosin is effective in some but not all strains of mice that are low-responders in the in vivo release of interferon-gamma. Abstr., S B. Salvin

Treemap visualization of enriched gene sets., Timothy Sears

Trends in carcinogenesis by urethan administration to new-born mice of different strains., N Trainin, A Precerutti, and L W. Law

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Trends in reported incidence of cancer by age in Connecticut and in New York State (1935-1960)., C C. Little

Trenimon: biochemical, physiological and genetic effects on cells and organisms., G Obe and B Beek

Trexate in locally heated murine tumors. Abstr., R L. Magin, J N. Weinstein, M B. Yatvin, D R. Blumenthal, and I. Metho

Trexate in tissues and biological fluids., E Arons, S P. Rothenberg, M D. Costa, C Fischer, D M. Iqbal, and C. Metho

Trf requirements for in vitro pfc responses to srbc and r36a. I. Trf is distinct from il 2 but indistinguishable from polyclonal bcsf., L Eisenberg, M B. Prystowsky, R F. Dick, J A. Sosman, R W. Fitch, and J Quintans

Triacylglycerol biosynthesis in the adipose tissue of the obese-hyperglycaemic mouse., S C. Jamdar, D Shapiro, and H J. Fallon

Triaglycerol metabolism in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Relation to phospholipid synthesis., F R. Taylor and L W. Parks

Trial-and -error behaviour of inbred and f1 hybrid mice., J L. Smart

Triazines--iv. The metabolism of 1-(4-acetylphenyl)-3, 3-dimethyltriazene., P Farina, A Gescher, J A. Hickman, J K. Horton, A D'incalci, D Ross, M F. Stevens, and D L. Torti

Tricarboxylic acid cycle intermediates in muscular dystrophic mice (strain 129)., R G. Montalbo and J J. Kabara

Trichinella spiralis: characterization and strain distribution of rapid expulsion in inbred mice., R G. Bell, D D. Mcgregor, and L S. Adams

Trichinella spiralis: genetic basis for differential expression of phase-specific intestinal immunity in inbred mice., R G. Bell, D D. Mcgregor, and L S. Adams

Trichinella spiralis infection in congenitally athymic (nude) mice. Parasitological, serological and haematological studies with obser- vations on intestinal pathology., E J. Ruitenberg, A Elgersma, W Kruizinga, and F Leenstra

Trichodysplasia spinulosa--a newly described folliculocentric viral infection in an immunocompromised host., C L. Haycox, S Kim, P Fleckman, L T. Smith, M Piepkorn, J P. Sundberg, D N. Howell, and S E. Miller

Tricyclic antidepressants block histamine h1 receptors of mouse neuroblastoma cells., E Richelson

Triester wax. A novel neutral lipid from the skin of the rhino mutant mouse., M K. Logani, D B. Nhari, and R E. Davies

Triethylenemelamine induced dominant lethals in mice -- comparisons of oral versus intraperitoneal injection., E R. Soares and W Sheridan

Trigeminal ganglia of mice with an hereditary sensory neuropathy. Abstr., R Peach and J S. Hanker

Trigeminal sensory neurons. Abstr., J S. Hanker and D K. Moore

Trigemino-cerebellar projections in normal and reeler mutant mice., D A. Steindler

Triggering anti-hemocyanin antibody production in mice by injection of hemocyanin-coated bentonite particles. Abstr., R Gallily and J S. Garvey

Triggering of affinity-enriched b cells. Analysis of b cell stimulation by antigen-specific helper factor or lipopolysaccharide. I. Dissection into proliferative and differentiative signals., M A. Jaworski, C Shiozawa, and E Diener

Triggering of affinity-enriched b cells. II. Composition and b cell triggering properties of affinity-purified, antigen- -specific, t cell-derived helper factor., C Shiozawa, S Sawada, M Inazawa, and E Diener

Triglyceride biosynthesis in adipose tissue from hyperglycemic obese mouse. Abstr., S C. Jamdar, D Shapiro, and H J. Fallon

Triglyceride concentration a B-glucuronidase concentration in the blood of diabetic vs normal mice., Frances Lea Greenstein

Triglyceride metabolism in skeletal muscle from normal and dystrophic mice., rodriguez J. Jato, A J. Hudson, and K P. Strickland

Triglyceride synthesis from dihydroxyacetone phosphate and palmitate by microsomes from mammary glands of lactating mice., G A. Rao and S Abraham

Triiodothyronine induces a transferable factor which suppresses tsh secretion in cultured mouse thyrotropic tumor cells., S Melmed, J Park, and J M. Hershman

Trilaminar bodies in peritoneal macrophages of mice. Abstr., T I. Aquino and O K. Skinsnes

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Trim28 is required for epigenetic stability during mouse oocyte to embryo transition., Daniel M Messerschmidt, Wilhelmine de Vries, Mitsuteru Ito, Davor Solter, Anne Ferguson-Smith, and Barbara B. Knowles

Triolein as a cocarcinogen. Abstr., G Bryson and F Bischoff

Trisomic hemopoietic stem cells of fetal origin restore hemo- poiesis in lethally irradiated mice., E W. Herbst, D H. Pluznik, A Gropp, and H Uthgenannt

Trisomy 13 in the mouse., K Hongell and A Gropp

Trisomy 15 and other nonrandom chromosome changes in rauscher murine leukemia virus-induced leukemia cell lines., A Hagemeijer, E M. Smit, F Govers, and N J. Both

Trisomy 16 in the mouse., John Hastings

Trisomy 16 in the mouse fetus associated with generalized edema and cardiovascular and urinary tract anomalies., S Miyabara, A Gropp, and H Winking

Trisomy 19 in the laboratory mouse. I. Frequency in different crosses at specific development stages and relationship of trisomy to cleft palate., B J. White, J Tjio, L C. Water, and C Crandall

Trisomy 19 in the laboratory mouse. II. Intra-uterine growth and histological studies of trisomics and their normal littermates., B J. White, J Tjio, L C. Water, and C Crandall

Trisomy for the smallest autosome of the mouse and identification of the t1wh translocation chromosome., B J. White, J Tjio, L C. Water, and C Crandall

Trisomy in the fetal backcross progeny of male and female metacentric heterozygotes of the mouse. I., A Gropp, D Giers, and U Kolbus

Trisomy no. 15 In murine thymomas induced by chemical carcinogens, x-irradiation, and an endogenous murine leukemia virus., F P. Chan, J K. Ball, and F R. Sergovich

Trisomy of chromosome 15 in spontaneous leukemia of akr mice., R Dofuku, J L. Biedler, B A. Spengler, and L J. Old

Trisomy of chromosome 15 in x-ray induced mouse leukemia. Abstr., T D. Chang, J L. Biedler, E Stockert, and L J. Old

Trisomy of chromosome 6.15 Is not necessary for proliferation of akr(rb6.15)1a1d Leukemic cells. Abstr., S S. Boggs, K D. Patrene, and G N. Schwartz

Trisomy of chromosome no. 13 In spontaneous mammary tumors of gr, c3h, and noninbred swiss mice., R Dofuku, T Utakoji, and A Matsuzawa

Trisomy of the t6 translocation chromosome in the mouse., A Mendes, A Harcourt, and M J. Seller

Tritiated thymidine and deoxycytidine suicide of mouse hemopoietic colony forming cells (cfc)., E M. Uyeki, K Wierzba, and T U. Bisel

Tritiated thymidine incorporation and cell-mediated lympholysis as correlates of acute graft-versus-host reaction., S J. Sharkis, D M. Strong, A Ahmed, and K W. Sell

Tritiated thymidine studies of a solid eld16 tumour in the mouse., D J. Hepplestone

Tritiated thymidine uptake by ehrlich ascites cells exposed to ethyl heptyloxyacetate., P K. Basrur, S H. Swierenga, and G F. Townsend

Tritiated thymidine uptake by mouse bone marrow cells in liquid culture., F De munk, M Sumner, and T Bradley

Tritium (3h) radiolabeling of protein a and antibody to high specific activity: application to cell surface antigen radio- immunoassays., R L. Wilder, C C. Yuen, B Subbarao, V L. Woods, O B. Alexander, and R G. Mage

Tritium carcinogenesis. Abstr., D J. Mewissen and J H. Rust

Tritium toxicity, effect of low-level 3hoh exposure on developing female germ cells in the mouse., R L. Dobson and M F. Cooper

Triton wr 1339, effect on the reticulo-endothelial system (res) activity in tumor-bearing mice., G Franchi, I R. Innocenti, S Standen, and S Garattini

Triton wr 1339 (twr), an inhibitor of cancer dissemination and metastases., G Franchi, L Morasca, degli innocenti Reyers, and S Grattini

Trna's and priming of rna-directed dna synthesis in mouse mammary tumor virus., G Peters and C Glover

Trophectodermal control of colony formation by embryonal carcinoma cells. Abstr., G B. Pierce and R S. Wells

Trophic influence of sensory nerves on hair follicles in mice., E A. Toksu

Trophic responses of adult mice under daily gamma irradiation at various levels. Abstr., M Miller and G A. Sacher

Trophoblast antigenicity demonstrated by altered challenge graft survival., J F. Hulka and K Mohr

Trophoblast giant cell differentiation in the mouse, expression of glucose phosphate isomerase (gpi-1) electrophoretic variants in transferred and chimeric embryos., V M. Chapman, J D. Ansell, and A M. Laren

Trophoblast regulation of maternal-paternal lymphocyte interactions., C S. Pavia and D P. Stites

Trophoprivic hypothyroidism in the hereditary obese- -hyperglycemic syndrome in mice (ob/ob)., P H. Van der kroon and H Boldewijn

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Tropomodulin 1-null mice have a mild spherocytic elliptocytosis with appearance of tropomodulin 3 in red blood cells and disruption of the membrane skeleton., J D. Moyer, R B. Nowak, N E. Kim, S K. Larkin, L L. Peters, J Hartwig, F A. Kuypers, and V M. Fowler

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TRPV1+ sensory neurons control beta cell stress and islet inflammation in autoimmune diabetes., R Razavi, Y Chan, F N. Afifiyan, X J. Liu, X Wan, J Yantha, H Tsui, L Tang, S Tsai, P Santamaria, J P. Driver, D Serreze, M W. Salter, and H M. Dosch

Truncated matruation of alloreactive t cells in neonatally h-2 tolerant mice., P J. Wood and J W. Streilein

Trunover of messenger ribonucleic acid and protein biosynthesis in the mouse mammary adenocarcinoma h2712., A C. Trakatellis, M Montjar, and A E. Axelrod

Tryosinase maturation and pigment expression in b16 melanoma: relation to theophylline treatment and intracellular cyclic amp., R White, G C. Hanson, and F Hu

Trypan blue accumulation in the embryonic gut of rats and mice during the teratogenic phase., L Dencker

Trypan blue and the extra-toes locus in the mouse., D R. Johnson

Trypanosoma brucei infection stimulates receptor-mediated phago- cytosis by murine peritoneal macrophages., J Fierer and B A. Askonas

Trypanosoma congolense infection. II. Aspects of the humoral response., J A. Macaskill, P H. Holmes, D D. Whitelaw, F W. Jennings, D G. Urquhart, and M I. To

Trypanosoma congolense: inheritance of susceptibility to infection in inbred strains of mice., W I. Morrison and M Murray

Trypanosoma cruzi. Factors modifying ingestion and fate of blood form trypomastigotes., N Nogueira, S Chaplan, and Z Cohn

Trypanosoma cruzi: immunological consequences of parasite modification of host cells., R Ribeiro dos santos and L Hudson

Trypanosoma cruzi. Mechanism of entry and intracellular fate in mammalian cells., N Nogueira and Z Cohn

Trypanosoma cruzi. Modification of macrophage function during infection., N Nogueira, S Gordon, and Z Cohn

Trypanosoma cruzi. Surface antigens of blood and culture forms., N Nogueira, S Chaplan, J D. Tydings, J Unkeless, and Z Cohn

Trypanosoma cruzi: susceptibility in mice carrying mutant gene lpr (lymphoproliferation)., M H. Boyer, R Hoff, T L. Kipnis, E D. Murhy, and J B. Roths

Trypanosoma cruzi. The immunological induction of macrophage plasminogen activator requires thymus-derived lymphocytes., N Nogueira, S Gordon, and Z Cohn

Trypanosoma cruzi: the t-cell dependence of the primary immune response and the effects of depletion of t cells and ig-bearing cells on immunological memory., D E. Burgess and W L. Hanson

Trypanosoma musculi infection in b-cell deficient mice. Abstr., P A. Kongshavn and F Vargas

Trypanosoma rhodesiense. Abstr., J F. Finerty, L Kendrick, R Mckelvin, Y Rosenberg, D K. Schroer, and G A. With

Trypanosoma rhodesiense: analysis of the genetic control of resistance among mice., H C. Greenblatt, C L. Diggs, and D L. Rosenstreich

Trypanosoma rhodesiense blood forms express all antigen specificities relevant to protection against metacyclic (insect form) challenge., K M. Esser, M J. Schoenbechler, and J B. Gingrich

Trypanosoma rhodesiense infection in b-cell-deficient mice., G H. Campbell, K M. Esser, and F I. Weinbaum

Trypanosoma rhodesiense infection in congenitally athymic (nude) mice., G H. Campbell, K M. Esser, and S M. Phillips

Trypanosoma rhodesiense infection in mice: sex dependence of resistance., H C. Greenblatt and D L. Rosenstreich

Trypanosoma rhodesiense infection in the nude mouse. Abstr., J Langhorne, F M. Rollwagen, and J F. Finerty

Trypanosoma vivax: courses of infection with three stabilates in inbred mouse strains., A L. De gee, S D. Shah, and J J. Doyle

Trypanosome-induced splenomegaly and suppression of mouse spleen cell responses to antigen and mitogens., J F. Albright, J W. Albright, and D G. Dusanic

Trypanosome-induced suppression of anti-parasite responses during experimental african trypanosomiasis., D L. Sacks and B A. Askonas

Trypanosome-mediated suppression of murine humoral immunity independent of typical suppressor cells., J W. Albright and J F. Albright

Trypanosomiasis. Abstr., J F. Finerty, L Kendrick, R L. Mckelvin, D L. Gasbarre, and I A. African

Trypanosomiasis leads to extensive proliferation of b, t and null cells in spleen and bone marrow., withey K. Mayor, C E. Clayton, G E. Roelants, and B A. Askonas

Trypansoma cruzi-induced suppressor substance. I. Cellular involvement and partial characterization., D S. Cunningham and R E. Kuhn

Trypsin increases in vitro antibody synthesis and substitutes for helper t cells., R H. Gisler, T L. Vischer, and P Dukor

Trypsin induced changes in nuclear organization in cultured 3t3 cells. Abstr., J Hozier, L Furcht, and crabb G. Wendelschafer

Trypsin-induced coordinate alterations in cell shape, cytoskeleton, and intrinsic membrane structure of contact- -inhibited cells., L T. Furcht and crabb G. Wendelschafer

Trypsin-induced increase in intracellular cyclic amp of lymphocytes., A Shneyour, Y Patt, and N Trainin

Trypsin inhibition by mouse serum; sexual dimorphism controlled by testosterone., F Kueppers and J Mills

Tryptic cleavage of serum proteins producing a maf-like activity. Abstr., M C. Mcdaniel, M A. Tucker, and D A. Johnson

Tryptic peptide analysis of gag gene proteins of endogenous mouse type c viruses., A Albino, L Korngold, and R C. Mellors

Tryptic-peptide analysis of murine ia antigens from recombinant haplotypes. Abstr., S M. Rose and S E. Cullen

Tryptic peptide map analyses of mouse transplantation antigens., F Lafay, S J. Ewald, M Mcmillan, and L Hood

Tryptophan 5-monooxygenase from mouse mastocytoma p815. A simple purification and general properties., H Nakata and H Fujisawa

Tryptophan regulation of brain tryptophan hydroxylase., J A. Diez, P Y. Sze, and B E. Ginsburg

Ts65Dn -- localization of the translocation breakpoint and trisomic gene content in a mouse model for Down syndrome., E C. Akeson, J P. Lambert, S Narayanswami, K Gardiner, L J. Bechtel, and M T. Davisson

Tsta of murine neoplasms induced by visna and progressive pneumonia viruses. Abstr., L W. Law and K K. Takemoto

T suppressor cells in immunity to chemically and virally induced mouse sarcomas. Abstr., K E. Hellstrom, L Hellstrom, K Nelson, and J Cory

T-suppressor cells sensitive to cyclophosphamide and to its in vitro active derivative 4-hydroperoxycyclophosphamide control the mitogenic response of murine splenic b cells to dextran sul- fate. A direct proof for different sensitivities of lymphocyte subsets to cyclophosphamide., T Diamantstein, E Willinger, and J Reiman

T-t cell collaboration during in vivo responses to antigens coded by the peripheral and central region of the mhc., H Wagner, powitz A. Starzinski, K Pfizenmaier, and M Rollinghoff

T-t cell collaboration in rejection of a syngeneic sv 40- -induced sarcoma in mice., M Glaser and L W. Law

T-t cell interactions during cytotoxic t cell responses. IV. Murine lymphoid dendritic cells are powerful stimulators for helper t-lymphocytes., M Rollinghoff, K Pfizenmaier, and H Wagner

T-t cell interactions during cytotoxic t lymphocyte (ctl) responses: t cell derived helper factor (interleukin 2) as a probe to analyze ctl responsiveness and thymic maturation of ctl progenitors., H Wagner, C Hardt, K Heeg, K Pfizenmaier, W Solbach, O Bartlett, H Stockinger, and M Rollinghoff

T-t-cell interactions during in vitro cytotoxic allograft responses. I. Soluble products from activated ly1+ t cells trigger autonomously antigen-primed ly23+ t cells to cell proliferation and cytolytic activity., H Wagner and M Rollinghoff

T-t cell interactions during in vitro cytotoxic t lymphocyte (ctl) responses. II. Helper factor from activated lyt 1+ t cells is rate limiting i) in t cell responses to nonimmunogenic alloantigen, ii) in thymocyte responses to allogeneic stimulator cells and iii) recruits allo- or h-2-restricted ctl precursors from the lyt 123+ t subset., H Wagner, M Rollinghoff, K Pfizenmaier, C Hardt, and G Johnscher

T-t cell interactions during in vitro cytotoxic t lymphocyte responses. Iii. Antigen-specific t helper cells release nonspecific mediator(s) able to help induction of h-2-restricted cytotoxic t lymphocyte responses across cell-impermeable membranes., K Pfizenmaier, R Delzeit, M Rollinghoff, and H Wagner

T-t-cell interactions during in vivo responses to transplantation antigens., M Rollinghoff, powitz A. Starzinski, K Pfizenmaier, and H Wgner

T-t cell synergism. A mechanism for amplification of antibody formation. Abstr., F Paraskevas and S T. Lee

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