… on humoral immune responses against tumor-associated antigens (TAAs) with … immune
responses and TAAs. In 145 studies, meeting the inclusion criteria, humoral immune responses …

… The importance of antigen handling in the regulation of immune responses to fed proteins
is shown by the fact that oral tolerance to OVA in mice can be prevented by agents which …

… Phagocytic cells of the monocyte/macrophage lineage also play key roles in the adaptive
immune response by taking up microbial antigens, processing them by means of proteolysis to …

… antigens have several features in common. All are important in disease mainly because they
function as rejection antigens, ie, the immune response … major histocompatibility antigens, …

… Yet immune responses can occur in neural tissue. In some … responses or autoimmune
disorders, the immune response … immune response to neural antigens, and how that response …

… 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 …

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

… immune response to a panel of those recently defined autoimmunogenic human tumor
antigens… for the immunizing antigen and did not cross-react with the other antigens in the panel. …

… be identical to those in Peyer's patches and BALT and are involved in similar immunological
functions, including antigen uptake and subsequent mucosal immune responses to specific …

… of the immune response. There is … immune responses will play an increasing role in clinical
practice. For this reason alone, it is proper to attempt to collate what we know about antigen …