… antigen that determine whether an immune response can be accurately measured against
model antigens … We suggest that antigen structure, localization, dose, and time during which …

… immune response, to select those cells of highest antigen-binding affinity from a proliferating
immune … view of the immune response, in which availability of antigen serves as the crucial …

… The interactions between 0 antigen and the immune system are central to determining
the … O-antigen capsule, in addition to 0 antigen forming part of the LPS. The role of the O-antigen …

… elicit a humoral immune response that is characterized by an early rise of antigen-specific …
, and the ensuing rise in antigen-specific IgG, IgA and IgE antibodies. The sera of humans …

… The critical role of antigen in regulating immune responses al.so bas … antigen, dependent
upon locahsation, dose and time, seems to be the simplest regulator of immune responses…

… Although a great deal has been written about the antibodies … antibodies might play an
important role in immune responses, It … What is the first thing that happens to the antigen molecule …

… CTL responses in vivo. Immunological and clinical parameters for the assessment of antigen
specific immune responses … , and tumour regression responses. Specific DTH and CTL …

… The names and structures of the compounds used as antigens in this investigation are shown
in Table I. A detailed description of their preparation and characterization will be published …

… up” the mAb carrying the antigen cargo. Thus, the efficiency of … in targeting antigens and
enhancing immune responses 19 may … antigen by other cell types may directly affect the immune …

… SRBC) was chosen so that an immune response might be expected. In a previous study it
was shown that a very low dose (.0005 ml) does not invoke a response and a very high dose (…