1. Immunology at penn

   • Mark I. Greene

   Foreword Pages: 1 - 1

2. B cell maturation and selection at the marrow-periphery interface

   • Michael P. Cancro
   • David M. Allman
   • Mary Tomayko

   Foreword Pages: 3 - 11

3. Role of γδ T cells in immunity to infectious diseases and the regulation of hematolymphoid cell development

   • Simon R. Carding

   Foreword Pages: 13 - 22

4. Immune recognition of influenza hemagglutinin as a viral and a neo-self-antigen

   • Andrew J. Caton
   • Douglas M. Cerasoli
   • Fei F. Shih

   Foreword Pages: 23 - 32

5. Autoimmunity, immunologic tolerance, and gene therapy

   • Youhai Chen

   Foreword Pages: 33 - 40

6. Mechanisms of systemic autoimmunity in murine models of SLE

   • Robert Eisenberg

   Foreword Pages: 41 - 47

7. Self-reactive B cells in nonautoimmune and autoimmune mice

   • Jan Erikson
   • Laura Mandik
   • Jessica H. Roark

   Foreword Pages: 49 - 61

8. Canine X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency

   • Peter J. Felsburg
   • Richard L. Somberg
   • Simon R. Carding

   Foreword Pages: 63 - 73

9. Viral pathogenesis and immunity within the thymus

   • Glen N. Gaulton

   Foreword Pages: 75 - 82

10. The interplay of T cell responses to viral and autoimmune epitopes

    • Ellen Heber-Katz

    Foreword Pages: 83 - 87

11. Fas- and perforin-lndependent mechanism of cytotoxic T lymphocyte

    • Kiichi Kajino
    • Yuri Kajino
    • Mark I. Greene

    Foreword Pages: 89 - 93

12. Peptide mimotopes of carbohydrate antigens

    • Thomas Kieber-Emmons

    Foreword Pages: 95 - 108

13. Structure, functions, and evolution of the third complement component and viral molecular mimicry

    • Arvind Sahu
    • J. Oriol Sunyer
    • John D. Lambris

    Foreword Pages: 109 - 121

14. B cells and autoantibodies in the pathogenesis of lupus nephritis

    • Michael P. Madaio

    Foreword Pages: 123 - 132

15. Biochemical features of anergic T cells

    • Curtis C. Maier
    • Mark I. Greene

    Foreword Pages: 133 - 140

16. Protein sorting within the mhc class II antigen-processing pathway

    • Michael S. Marks

    Foreword Pages: 141 - 154

17. Antigen receptor-initiated signals for B Cell development and selection

    • John G. Monroe

    Foreword Pages: 155 - 162

18. Structure-based design of immunologically active therapeutic peptides

    • Ramachandran Murali
    • Mark I. Greene

    Foreword Pages: 163 - 169

19. Aberrant responses of human lymphocytic neoplasms to cytokine regulation

    • Peter C. Nowell
    • Jonni S. Moore

    Foreword Pages: 171 - 177

20. Immunologic approaches to inhibiting cell-surface-residing oncoproteins in human tumors

    • Donald M. O’Rourke
    • Mark I. Greene

    OriginalPaper Pages: 179 - 189

21. Rational approaches to immune regulation

    • Yvonne Paterson

    Foreword Pages: 191 - 207

22. Mouse mammary tumor virus and its interaction with the immune system

    • Susan R. Ross

    Foreword Pages: 209 - 216

23. Pathogenesis of neuroimmunologic diseases

    • C. S. Constantinescu
    • B. Milliard
    • A. M. Rostami

    Foreword Pages: 217 - 227

24. Differentiation, regulation, and death of T helper cell subsets during infection with leishmania major

    • Phillip Scott

    Foreword Pages: 229 - 238

25. The human immune response to red blood cell antigens as revealed by repertoire cloning

    • Don L. Siegel

    Foreword Pages: 239 - 251

26. V_H-mediated mechanisms in normal and neoplastic B Cell development

    • Leslie E. Silberstein
    • Sambasiva P. Rao

    OriginalPaper Pages: 253 - 259

27. Individual T cells hold unexpected clues to the nature of anergy and memory

    • Andrew D. Wells
    • Laurence A. Turka

    OriginalPaper Pages: 261 - 268

28. Immunobiology of lnterleukin-12

    • Giorgio Trinchieri

    OriginalPaper Pages: 269 - 278