Immune Reactivity of Lymphocytes

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xix

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2. Ontogeny of Lymphoid Cells

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Differentiation and Ontogeny of Lymphoid Cells

      • N. L. Warner

      Pages 3-11

   3. The Ontogeny of Bursa- and Thymus-Specific Cell Surface Antigens in the Chicken

      • G. Wick, B. Albini

      Pages 13-18

   4. IgA Surface Determinants on Cells from the Chicken Embryo

      • B. Albini, G. Wick

      Pages 19-23

   5. Contribution of the Bursa of Fabricius to the Maturation of the B Cell System in Chickens

      • P. Nieuwenhuis

      Pages 25-31

   6. Bursa of Fabricius: Uptake of Radioactive Particles and Radiotoxic “Sealing” of Bursal Follicles

      • T. Schaffner, J. Herring, H. Gerber, H. Cottier

      Pages 33-39

   7. The Need for Transcription and Translation for Differentiation of Bone Marrow Cells by Thymic Factors in Man

      • G. S. Incefy, R. A. Good

      Pages 41-50

   8. Immunological Potential of Yolk Sac Cells

      • F. Hofman, A. Globerson

      Pages 51-57

   9. Ontogeny of T Lymphocytes Studied in Athymic and Foetal Mice

      • G. E. Roelants, K. S. Mayor, L.-B. Hägg, F. Loor

      Pages 59-62

   10. Ontogeny of T Cell Function in the Fetal Lamb

       • Arthur M. Silverstein, Shraga Segal

       Pages 63-68

   11. Involvement of Cells With ‘B’ Properties in Development of T Helpers

       • A. Globerson, S. M. Kirov, C. R. Parish

       Pages 69-75

   12. Studies on the Development of Immunity: General Considerations

       • Robert Auerbach

       Pages 77-80

3. Surface Properties and Activation of Lymphoid Cells

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 81-81

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   2. Surface Properties of Lymphoid Cells — Introduction

      • Michael Schlesinger

      Pages 83-85

   3. Is a Specialized Stimulator Cell Required for the Induction of Allograft Immunity?

      • K. J. Lafferty, A. Bootes, G. Dart, G. Radovich, D. W. Talmage

      Pages 87-93

   4. Cell Selection in the Thymus of Mice Treated with Escherichia Coli Lipopolysaccharide (LPS)

      • S. Uccini, L. Ruco, G. Soravito, L. Adorini, G. Doria, C. D. Baroni

      Pages 95-99

   5. Clonal Expansion and Thymus Dependence. Microculture Experiments with TNP-Lipopolysaccharide

      • José Quintáns, Ivan Lefkovits

      Pages 101-106

   6. Cellular Events Involved in the True Primary Immune Response of Splenocytes in Vitro

      • H. Friedman, I. Kamo, J. Kateley

      Pages 107-115

   7. Nonspecific Esterase Activity in T Cells

      • J. Mueller, H. U. Keller, G. Brun del Re, H. Buerki, M. W. Hess

      Pages 117-122

The area of the Lake of Galilee, which is the site of the Fifth Confer­ ence on Lymphatic Tissues and Germinal Centers, has been a germinal center of dramatic events in human history. Thus, some two million years ago, it seems to have harbored an important phase of human evolu­ tion, when the descendants of the African Australopithecus migrated north­ wards, attempting to become Homo sapiens. Two thousand years ago, this very place was a germinal center for a new religion which determined some of the most important components of the history of western civilization. This may have been the first significant contribution of the people of the Lake of Galilee area to the world of ideas and values. More recently, some 70 years ago, this very place was a germinal center for a great ex­ periment aimed at the translation into actual reality of ethical and social values, by the establishment of the first kibbutz in Israel on this shore. We, therefore, hoped that by selecting this place for the Fifth Germinal Centers Meeting we could expect the inspiration of the site to generate new concepts and views.

• T cell
• Thymus
• cytotoxicity
• diseases
• histocompatibility
• immune response
• immune system
• immunity
• immunoglobulin
• immunology
• leukemia
• lymphocytes
• pathology
• physiology
• virus

• The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

  Michael Feldman, Amiela Globerson

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