1. Lymphocytes express Ia antigens of foreign haplotype following treatment with neuraminidase

   • Christopher R. Parish
   • Terry J. Higgins
   • Ian F. C. McKenzie

   Original Investigations Pages: 1 - 20

2. Tryptic peptide map analyses of mouse transplantation antigens

   • Florence Lafay
   • Sandra J. Ewald
   • Leroy Hood

   Original Investigations Pages: 21 - 32

3. Biochemical studies on the H-2K antigens of the MHC mutantbm1

   • Tosiki Nisizawa
   • Bruce M. Ewenstein
   • Stanley G. Nathenson

   Original Investigations Pages: 33 - 44

4. Thy-2: A murine thymocyte-brain alloantigen controlled by a gene linked to the major histocompatibility complex

   • Anthony W. Siadak
   • Robert C. Nowinski

   Original Investigations Pages: 45 - 58

5. BF types and the mode of inheritance of insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM)

   • Donald Raum
   • Zuheir Awdeh
   • Chester A. Alper

   Original Investigations Pages: 59 - 74

6. Fine specificity of cytotoxic T lymphocytes directed againstH-2L ^d

   • C. J. M. Melief
   • L. P. de Waal
   • R. W. Melvold

   Original Investigations Pages: 75 - 88

7. Complementation between a gene of theI-E subregion and a non-H-2 gene in the class-specific suppression of IgG2a antibody to sheep erythrocytes

   • Michel Seman
   • Vladimir Zilberfarb

   Original Investigations Pages: 89 - 99

8. Dissociation ofH-2 recognition by antibody and cytotoxic T cells of a cloned murine leukemia cell line

   • John L. Portis
   • Frank J. McAtee

   Original Investigations Pages: 101 - 115

9. Generation of lipopolysaccharide-induced interferon in spleen cell cultures

   • Orna Ascher
   • Ron N. Apte
   • Dov H. Pluznik

   Original Investigations Pages: 117 - 127

10. Differential inhibition of the MLR by iron: Association with HLA phenotype

    • Christopher F. Bryan
    • Koji Nishiya
    • Maria de Sousa

    Original Investigations Pages: 129 - 140

11. H-2 antigens as genetic markers: A two-dimensional gel electrophoretic study

    • Janet A. Sawicki
    • Charles J. Epstein

    Original Investigations Pages: 141 - 151

12. Relation of gp70 to spontaneous cytolytic activity of mouse spleen cells

    • Antoinette Hatzfeld
    • Abraham Pinter
    • Edward A. Boyse

    Original Investigations Pages: 153 - 159

13. Analysis of neonatally induced tolerance of H-2 alloantigens

    • J. Wayne Streilein
    • Rebecca S. Gruchalla

    Original Investigations Pages: 161 - 173

14. Distribution of antigenic determinants recognized by three monoclonal antibodies (Q2/70, Q5/6 and Q5/13) on human Ia-like alloantigens and on their subunits

    • Vito Quaranta
    • Nobuyuki Tanigaki
    • Soldano Ferrone

    Original Investigations Pages: 175 - 182

15. Monoclonal anti-H-2K^b antibodies detect serological differences betweenH-2K ^b mutants

    • Linda A. Sherman
    • Candice P. Randolph

    Brief Communications Pages: 183 - 186

16. Variation in RNA tumor virus expression inH-2 congenic leukemia cell lines

    • John H. Wolfe
    • Kenneth J. Blank
    • Theodore Pincus

    Brief Communications Pages: 187 - 190

17. Identification of private H-2 and Ia specificities ofH-2 ^r haplotype

    • Kirk W. Beisel
    • William P. Lafuse
    • Chella S. David

    Brief Communications Pages: 191 - 197

18. Immunogenetic control of the response of female mice to male tissue grafts

    • Jane S. Schultz
    • Roberta DeMott-Friberg
    • Theodore F. Beals

    Brief Communications Pages: 199 - 205

19. A monoclonal mouse antiallotype antibody reacts with certain human and other vertebrate immunoglobulins: Genetic and phylogenetic findings

    • Marilyn Parsons
    • Leonard A. Herzenberg

    Original Investigations Pages: 207 - 219

20. Activation of natural killer (NK) cells in vivo with H-2 and non-H-2 alloantigens

    • Edward A. Clark
    • Richard D. Holly

    Original Investigations Pages: 221 - 235

21. Polygenic control of the immune response to F antigen

    • Donald M. Silver
    • David P. Lane

    Original Investigations Pages: 237 - 251

22. Two distinct high immune response phenotypes are both controlled byH-2 genes mapping inK orI-A

    • Linda S. Wicker
    • William H. Hildemann

    Original Investigations Pages: 253 - 265

23. Stimulation of human T lymphocytes by PHA-activated autologous T lymphocytes: Analysis of the role of Ia-like antigens with monoclonal antibodies

    • Carlo Russo
    • Francesco Indiveri
    • Soldano Ferrone

    Original Investigations Pages: 267 - 274

24. Increased growth of RSV-induced tumors in chickens partially tolerant to MHC alloantigens

    • Eric W. Heinzelmann
    • R. M. Zsigray
    • W. M. Collins

    Original Investigations Pages: 275 - 284

25. Inhibition of secondary mouse mixed lymphocyte reaction by anti-Ia sera

    • Marika Pla
    • Monique Colombani
    • Jacques Colombani

    Original Investigations Pages: 285 - 295

26. Antigen-presenting cells that induce anti-H-2K T-cell responses: Differences in stimulator-cell requirements for induction of proliferation and cell-mediated lympholysis

    • Meade Pimsler
    • Jo Ann Trial
    • James Forman

    Original Investigations Pages: 297 - 312

27. Monoclonal rat anti-MHC alloantibodies detectHLA-linked polymorphisms in humans

    • Heather C. Boyd
    • Dawn E. Smilek
    • Thomas J. McKearn

    Original Investigations Pages: 313 - 319

28. Variable synthesis and expression of E _β and A _e (E _β ) Ia polypeptide chains in mice of differentH-2 haplotypes

    • Patricia P. Jones
    • Donal B. Murphy
    • H. O. McDevitt

    Original Investigations Pages: 321 - 337

29. Genetic influences on spontaneous autoimmune thyroiditis in (CS x OS)F₂ chickens

    • Larry D. Bacon
    • Carl R. Polley
    • Noel R. Rose

    Original Investigations Pages: 339 - 349

30. Identification of new murine lymphocyte alloantigens: Antisera prepared between C57L, 129 and related strains define new loci

    • Terry A. Potter
    • Ian F. C. McKenzie

    Original Investigations Pages: 351 - 369

31. Reduced humoral and cellular cytotoxic sensitivity in major histocompatibility variants of the YAC (Moloney) lymphoma

    • Tina Dalianis
    • Lars Ährlund-Richter
    • George Klein

    Original Investigations Pages: 371 - 380

32. Effect of gene dosage on cell-surface expression of Thy-1 antigen in somatic cell hybrids between Thy-1⁻ abelson-leukemia-virus induced lymphomas and Thy-1⁺ mouse lymphomas

    • Robert Hyman
    • Kristie Cunningham
    • Valerie Stallings

    Original Investigations Pages: 381 - 395

33. Serological characterization of previously unknown H-2 molecules identified in the products of theK ^d andD ^k region

    • Dagmar Iványi
    • Peter Démant

    Original Investigations Pages: 397 - 408

34. Changes in Ia-like antigen expression on malignant human cells

    • P. G. Natali
    • C. De Martino
    • S. Ferrone

    Brief Communications Pages: 409 - 413

35. DAG (Ly-6.2) effect on skin grafts, antibody and MLC utilizing congenic BALB.DAG

    • L. Berumen
    • J. A. Sachs
    • H. Festenstein

    Brief Communications Pages: 415 - 417

36. Books received

    Legacy Pages: 419 - 419

37. Book reviews

    • Joseph H. Nadeau
    • Jacek M. Szymura
    • Dorothee Wernet

    BookReview Pages: 420 - 421

38. Announcement

    Announcement Pages: 422 - 422

39. H-2I-linked control of immunological resistance to viral leukemogenesis as a response to preleukemic cells

    • Peter Lonai
    • Emil Katz
    • Nechama Haran-Ghera

    Original Investigations Pages: 423 - 432

40. Leukemia-cell rejection due to T-region encoded antigens

    • Giovanni Biasi
    • Dino Collavo
    • Luigi Chieco-Bianchi

    Original Investigations Pages: 433 - 443

41. Genetic and functional analyses of the primary in vitro CTL: Response of NZB lymphocytes toH-2-compatible cells

    • Wendy F. Davidson
    • Thomas M. Chused
    • Herbert C. Morse III

    Original Investigations Pages: 445 - 463

42. The role ofH-2 regions in overcoming tissue incompatibility

    • Vladimír Holáň
    • Milan Hašek

    Original Investigations Pages: 465 - 472

43. The location ofC2, C4, andBF relative toHLA-B andHLA-D

    • Donald D. Raum
    • Zuheir L. Awdeh
    • Chester A. Alper

    Original Investigations Pages: 473 - 483

44. The biochemical characterization of Syrian hamster cell-surface alloantigens

    • J. Theodore Phillips
    • William R. Duncan
    • J. Wayne Streilein

    Original Investigations Pages: 485 - 496

45. Idiotypic regulation of mouse anti-H-2 antibody responses

    • Ole Nordfang
    • Bent Rubin

    Original Investigations Pages: 497 - 509

46. Two complementation classes of T200 (Ly-5) clycoprotein-negative mutants

    • Robert Hyman
    • Ian Trowbridge

    Original Investigations Pages: 511 - 523

47. Receptor specificity, functional characteristics, and cell-surface phenotype of a highly selected anti-I-A^b-specific, long-term T-cell line

    • Bruce E. Elliott
    • Arthur Kimura
    • Hans Wigzell

    Original Investigations Pages: 525 - 540

48. The phylogenetic relationships of immunoglobulin allotypes and 7S immunoglobulin isotypes of chickens and other phasianoids (turkey, pheasant, quail)

    • Lean Kuan Ch'ng
    • Albert A. Benedict

    Original Investigations Pages: 541 - 554

49. Study of anH-2K ^d mutant strain: C.B6-H-2 ^dm4

    • G. Morgan
    • H. Dellos
    • R. W. Melvold

    Original Investigations Pages: 555 - 560

50. Biochemical comparison of H-2K antigen isolated from C3HfB/HeN and C3H/HeN mice

    • Gerald N. Callahan
    • Leslie E. Walker
    • W. John Martin

    Original Investigations Pages: 561 - 568