Trends in immunology

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  Año 2005, Vol. 26, Número 5

  • Mast cells and endothelin-1: a life-saving biological liaison?

    Lothar Hültner, Hannelore Ehrenreich

    págs. 235-238

    

  • Is RNA interference feasible for the control of foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks?

    Jagadeesh Bayry, David F. Tough

    págs. 238-239

    

  • Response to Bayry and Tough: Is RNAi useful for controlling foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks?

    Weizao Chen , Weiyao Yan , Zheng Zhaoxin

    págs. 239-241

    

  • Effector lymphoid tissue and its crucial role in protective immunity

    Nicholas van Panhuys , Rachel Perret , Franca Ronchese , Melanie Prout , Graham Le Gros

    págs. 242-247

    

  • Beneficial autoimmunity in Type 1 diabetes mellitus

    Ehud Hauben , Uri Nevo , Maria Grazia Roncarolo , Michal Schwartz

    págs. 248-253

    

  • Unveiling the enigma of the CNS as a B-cell fostering environment

    Antonio Uccelli , Francesca Aloisi , Vito Pistoia

    págs. 254-259

    

  • Induction, exacerbation and inhibition of allergic and autoimmune diseases by infection

    Thomas Kamradt , Rolf Göggel , Klaus J. Erb

    págs. 260-267

    

  • Multi-faceted strategies to combat disease by interference with the chemokine system

    Zoë Johnson, Matthias Schwarz, Timothy N. C. Wells, Christine A. Power, Amanda E.I. Proudfoot

    págs. 268-274

    

  • Humoral autoimmunity against endothelium: theory or reality?

    Pierluigi Meroni , Elena Raschi , Nicoletta Ronda , Maria O. Borghi

    págs. 275-281

    

  • CD1 and MHC II find different means to the same end

    Barbara A. Sullivan , Niranjana A. Nagarajan , Mitchell Kronenberg

    págs. 282-288