… an immune response. The nature of antitumor immune response is a function of the extent of
CD40 … have important implications for the immunotherapy of infectious diseases and cancer. …

… of the CD40 with a deregulated amount of CD40 ligand has been implicated … CD40-CD40L
mediated regulation of immune response and involvement in the pathophysiology of cancer …

… immune response, abrogation of the CD40/CD40L pathway has no impact on the thymus-independent
(TI) antibody response… anti-tumor immunity and CD40 can be a cancer-associated …

… immune cells. In the current study we examined the role of CD40-mediated interactions in
immune responses … Finally, the presence of CD40 on the surface of carcinoma lines was found …

… on the role of the CD40L/CD40 costimulatory system in the context of … of the CD40L/CD40
system can be found in the literature. … We established CD40L-expressing lung cancer cells by …

… Indeed, the activation of CD40 by CD40 ligand (CD40L) … immune responses, promoting
their differentiation into immunoglobulin-producing plasma cells. In addition, the CD40-CD40L …

… Citation15 CD40–CD40L is a pair of costimulatory … immune responses. There is a plethora
of reports that suggest the importance of CD40–CD40L interaction in immune responses …

… to the target antigen, as the carboxylterminus of CD40L is the end of CD40L, which
engages the CD40 receptor. Since all of the sequences necessary for the assembly of the …

… as atherosclerosis, diabetes mellitus, immunological rejection and cancer. … CD40/CD40L
system as applied to a range of cardiovascular diseases, immune system disorders and cancers…

… CD40L could enhance an antileukemia immune response using a CD40 + murine lymphoblastic
(A20) leukemia and a CD40 − … presence of CD40L induced an immune response active …