Clinical and Experimental Immunology 1991: Vol 85 Table of Contents

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CLINICAL
AND EXPERIMENTAL
IMMUNOLOGY
AN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
BRITISH SOCIETY FOR IMMUNOLOGY
Editor
R. A. THOMPSON
Associate Editor
P. J. LACHMANN
Editorial board
J. F. BACH, A. BASTEN, J. R. BATCHELOR, Z. BENTWICH, A. G. BIRD,
G. F. BOTTAZZO, A. BOYLSTON, D. L. BROWN, D. CATOVSKY, M. R. DAHA,
R. L. DAWKINS, A. M. DENMAN, U. DESSELBERGER, P. W. EWAN, J. FAHEY,
M. FELDMANN, A. FERGUSON, J. GORDON, M. R. HEANEY, A. HAMBLIN,
L. HAMMERSTROM, M. HARBOE, P. HENSON, J. IVANYI, R. JEFFERIS,
J.R. KALDEN, M. KAZATCHKINE, T. KISHIMOTO, S. KNIGHT,
T. LEHNER, M. LOCKWOOD, D. B. LOWRIE, R. N. MAINI, 1. MCCONNELL,
J. NEWSOM-DAVIS, G. S. PANAYI, M. PEPYS, A. J. PINCHING, J. H. L. PLAYFAIR,
L. POULTER, M. REICHLIN, F. S. ROSEN, K. SIKORA, W. H. STIMSON, D. 1. STOTT,
S. STROBEL, G. A. T. TARGETT, J. L. TURK, P. VENABLES, T. A. WALDMANN,
M.J. WALPORT, A. D. B. WEBSTER, A. P. WEETMAN, K. WHALEY,
D.J.G. WHITE, R. WILLIAMS
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CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL IMMUNOLOGY
CONTENTS
Vol. 85 No. 1 July 1991 WALKER & H. F. SEwett: HIV induces modulation of
functionally important cellular antigens
S.K. A. Law: Antigen shedding and metastasis of tumour Y. IKEGD. TAODA,, N. HASHIMOTO, N. UMEDA, K. MIYAKE,
cells M. YAMANAKA & K. KUROKOWA: Naturally occurring
M. TsusIksAKi, K. IMAI, H. Hirata, Y. HANZAWA, anti-interferon-a2a antibodies in patients with acute viral
J. Masuya, T. NAKANO, T. SUGIYAMA, M. Martsul, hepatitis
Y. Hinopa & A. YACHI: Detection of circulating inter- S. SHARMA, A. MATHUR, V. PRAKASH, R. KULSHRESHTHA,
cellular adhesion molecule-] antigen in malignant R. Kumar & U. C. CHATURVEDI: Japanese encephalitis
diseases virus latency in perhiperal blood lymphocytes and recur-
F. J. ANDREWS, G. M. HALLIDAY & H. K. MULLER: A role rence of infection in children
for prostaglandins in the suppression of cutaneous cellular G. ZeRLAUTH, M. M. Erp. & J. W. MANNHALTER:
immunity and tumour development in benzo(a)pyrene- Induction of anti-mycobacterial and anti-listerial activity
but not dimethylbenz(a)anthracene-treated mice of human monocytes requires different activation signals
C. O. S. SavaGce, B. E. PottinGer, G. GASKIN, A. A. 1zzo, B. P. MARMION & T. HACKSTADT: Analysis of
C. M. Lockwoop, C. D. Pusey & J. D. PEARSON: Vascular the cells involved in the lymphoproliferative response to
damage in Wegener’s granulomatosis and microscopic Coxiella burnetii antigens
polyarteritis: presence of anti-endothelial cell antibodies J. SpENceR, P. G. ISAACSON, T. T. MACDONALD, A. J.
and their relation to anti-neutrophil cytoplasm antibodies THOMAS& J. A. WALKER-SMITH: Gamma/delta Tc ells and
F. SHOKRI, R. A. K. MAGEeD, G. D. Kitas, P. KATSIKIS, the diagnosis of coeliac disease
H. M. Moutsopou.os & R. JEFFERIS: Quantification of R. Sumimoto & T. SHINOMIYA: Examination of serum
cross-reactive idiotype-positive rheumatoid factor pro- class I antigen in liver-transplanted rats
duced in autoimmune rheumatic diseases. An indicator of S. YOSHIMURA, S. GOTOH & N. KAMADA: Immunological
clonality and Bc ell proliferative mechanisms tolerance induced by liver grafting in the rat: splenic
J. REYNOLDS, S. J. CASHMAN, D. J. EVANS & C. D. Pusey: macrophages and T cells mediated distinct phases of
Cyclosporin A in the prevention and treatment of experi- immunosuppressive activity
mental autoimmune glomerulonephritis in the brown W.M.J.M.Bocers, R. K.StTap, D. J. JANSSEN, F. A. PRINS,
Norway rat N. VAN RoowveNn, L. A. VAN Es & M. R. DAHA: Kupffer
R. N. Barker, T. J. Gruffyd-Jones, C. R. Stokes & cell depletion in vivo results in clearance of large-sized IgA
C. J. Elson: Identification of autoantigens in canine aggregates in rats by liver endothelial cells
autoimmune haemolytic anaemia F. Di Papova, C. Pozzi, M. J. TONDRE & R. TRIAPEPE:
R. Mattsson, A. MATTSSON, R. HOLMDAHL, A. WHYTE & Selective and early increase of IL-1 inhibitors, IL-6 and
G. A. W. Rook: Maintained pregnancy levels of oestro- cortisol after elective surgery
gen afford complete protection from post-partum exacer- V. A. Danis, G. M. Franic, D. A. RATHJEN & P. M.
bation of collagen-induced arthritis Brooks: Effects of granulocyte-macrophage colony-sti-
J. RAHMAN & N. A. Staines: Contribution of the spleen, mulating factor (GM-CSF), IL-2, interferon-gamma
lymph nodes and bone marrow to the antibody response (IFN-y), tumour necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-a) and IL-6
in collagen-induced arthritis in the rat on the production of immunoreactive IL-1 and TNF-« by
T. SAKANE, Y. MURAKAWA, M. TAKENO, T. SHIGEKI, human monocytes
H. HAGAFUCHI & T. Miki: T cell interaction in active H. KimAa. YtOSHaID,A, C. ISHIOKA,S. MASUDA, R. SASAKI
rheumatoid arthritis: insights from the human autologous & H. Mikawa: Human recombinant erythropoietin
mixed lymphocyte reaction as a model of T cell activation directly stimulates B cell immunoglobulin production and
cascade proliferation in serum-free medium
H. Becker, P. PotyKa, C. WEBER & K. FEDERLIN: Y. Kakizaki, N. Krart & R. C. Atkins: Differential
Detection of circulating FceR2/CD23' monocytes in control of mesangial cell proliferation by interferon-
patients with rheumatic diseases gamma
K. TERADA, E. OKUHARA & Y. KAWARADA: Antigen DNA Y. COSTANTINIDES, G. KINGSLEY, C. PITZALIS & G. S.
isolated from immune complexes in plasma of patients PANAYI: Inhibition of lymphocyte proliferation by a
with systemic lupus erythematosus hybridizes with the monoclonal antibody (RFT2) against CD7
Escherichia coli lac Z gene C. Scumitt, C. J. Eaves& P. M. LANsporp: Expression of
A. J. Frew & A. B. Kay: Failure to detect deposition of CD34 on human Bc ell precursors
complement and immunoglobulin in allergen-induced H.-K. Ler, H.-H. Lee, Y.-M. Park, J.-H. Lee & T.-Y. Ha:
late-phase skin reaction in atopic subjects Regulation of human B cell proliferation and differentia-
M. WRIGHTHAM, A. SCHIMPF, T. H. PENNINGTON, F. tion by seminal plasma
I\ Volume Contents
Vol. 85 No. 2 August 1991 J. ILONEN, H. M. Surcet & M.-L. KAAR: Abnormalities
within CD4 and CD8 T lymphocyte subsets in type |
R. W. Henpriks & R. K. B. SCHUURMAN: Genetics of (insulin-dependent) diabetes
human X-linked immunodeficiency diseases N. Dozio, F. Sopovez-Gorraux, M. Kocn, B. ZIEGLER &
E. BERNATOWSKA-MATUSZKIEWICZ, M. Pac, H. Skop- J. C. Sopoyez: Polymorphism of insulin antibodies in six
CYNSKA, M. Pum & M. M. Eisi: Clinical efficacy of patients with insulin-immune hypoglycaemic syndrome
intravenous immunoglobulin in patients with severe T. MaATsuMmoTo, T. Miike, K. YAMAGUCHI, M. MURAKAMI,
inflammatory chest disease and IgG3 subclass deficiency T. Kawase & J. Yopor: Serum levels of soluble IL-2
M. E. Nortn, A. D. B. Wesster & J. FARRANT: Defects in receptor, IL-4 and IgE-binding factors in childhood
proliferative responses of T cells from patients with allergic diseases
common variable immunodeficiency on direct activation J. I. DUNcAN, C. Horrocks, A. D. ORMEROD, A. V.
of protein kinase C Pow es, P. H. WHITING, L. Fry & A. W. THOMSON:
Y. L. Lau, L. C. K. Low, B. M. Jones & J. W. M Soluble Il-2 receptor and CD25 cells in psoriasis: effects of
LAWTON: Defective neutrophil and lymphocyte function cyclosporin A and PUVA therapy
in leucocyte adhesion deficiency C. KrtGer, C. Scuttt, U. Opertacke, T. JoKa,
A. SCHATTNER, N. HANuUKA, B. Sarov, I. Sarov, F. E. MOLLER, J. KNOLLER, M. KOLLER, W. KONIG &
Z. HANDZzEL & Z. BENTWICH: Sequential serological W. SCHONFELD: Serum CD14 levels in polytraumatized
studies of homosexual men with and without HIV and severely burned patients
infection. Epstein-Barr virus activation preceding and N. Lanart, E. AGHAI, B. MARoun, A. KINARTY, M. QUITT
following HIV seroconversion & P. Froom: Increased spontaneous secretion of IL-6
J. Decasie,C . De WoLrF-PereTers, H. BosBaers, G. BILBE from B cells of patients with B chronic lymphatic
& V. J. Desmet: Immunophenotypic analysis of histio- leukaemia (B-CLL) and autoimmunity
cytes involved in AIDS-associated M ycotacterium scrofu- K. A. Byron, G. A. Varicos & A. M. Wootton:
laceum infection: similarities with lepromatous lepra Recombinant interferon-gamma inhibits the expression
P. BURGISSER & P. C. Fret: Characterization of antibodies of IL-4 receptors on human lymphocytes
reacting with HIV gag proteins occasionally found in the P.-C. Tai, L. Sun & C. J. F. Spry: Effects of IL-5,
serum of non-infected subjects granulocyte/macrophage _colony-stimulating factor
M. Herzoc, C. Frirzect, M. LaraGe, J. A. MONTANO (GM-CSF) and IL-3 on the survival of human blood
Hirose, D. Scott-ALGARA & M. LAFON: T and Bc ell eosinophils in vitro
human responses to European bat lyssavirus after post- R. K. Puri & P. LELAND: /n vivo treatment with interferon
exposure rabies vaccination causes augmentation of IL-2 induced lymphokine-acti-
R. C. C. Dorea, J. ALEXANDER & G. GALLAGHER: New vated killer cells in the organs of mice
Zealand black mice are immunologically resistant to high- N. YOSHIMURA, T. OKA, T. AMAGAI, Y. Hor & J.
dose, but not low-dose Leishmania mexicana infection IMANISHI: Interleukin-2 receptor gene expression in kidney
J. A. SaviGe: The gene corresponding to the putative transplant recipients treated with cyclosporin A
Goodpasture antigen is present in Alport’s syndrome S. Baitty, M. Fay, B. Ferrua & M. A. GOUGEROT-
K. N. Lat, J. C. K. Leuna, P. K. T. Li & S. F. Lut: PocIDALo: Ciprofloxacin treatment in vivo increases the
Cytokine production by peripheral blood mononuclear ex vivo capacity of lipopolysaccharide-stimulated human
cells in IgA nephropathy monocytes to produce IL-1, IL-6 and tumour necrosis
A. Koyama, M. KosayasHi, S. SUZUKI, M. SUZUKI, factor-alpha
N. YAMAGUCHI & M. Narita: Detection of DNA-bound S. J. P. Gosin & J. A. PHILLIPS: Immmunosuppressive
immunoglobulins in patients with lupus nephritis, using effects of 2-acetyl-4-tetrahydroxybutyl imidazole (THI) in
monoclonal anti-DNA antibody the rat
D. P. D’Cruz, F. A. Houssiau, G. RAMIREZ, E. BAGULEY, A. TARKOWSKI, Z. MOLDOVEANU, W. J. KOOPMAN,
J. MCCUTCHEON, J. VIANNA, H.-J. HAGA, G. T. SWANA, J. RADL, J. J. HAAUMAN & J. MEsTECKY: Cellular origins
M. A. KHAMaASHTA, J. C. TayLtor, D. R. Davies & of human polymeric and monomeric IgA: enumeration of
G. R. V. HuGues: Antibodies to endothelial cells in single cells secreting polymeric IgAl and IgA2 in peri-
systemic lupus erythematosus: a potential marker for pheral blood, bone marrow, spleen, gingiva and synovial
nephritis and vasculitis tissue
R. A. Kay, E. M. Hay, P. A. Dyer, C. DENNETT, P. PANCHOLI, R. M. STEINMAN & N. BHARDWAS: An
L. M. Green, R. M. BERNSTEIN, P. J. L. Hout, R. S. H. approach to isolating T cell lines that react to antigens
PumpuHrey, A. W. BoyLtston & W. E. R. OLLieR: An presented on the surface of dendritic cells
abnormal Tc ell repertoire in hypergammaglobulinaemic
primary Sjégren’s syndrome Vol. 85 No. 3 September 1991
F. ACKERMANS, A. Pint, D. WACHSMANN, M. SCHOLLER,
J. OGiER & J.-P. KLEIN: Anti-lgG antibodies in rheumatic D. NADAL, B. ALBINI, E. SCHLAPFER,C . CHEN, L. BRODSKY
diseases cross-react with Streptococcus mutans SR antigen & P. L. OGRa: Tissue distribution of mucosal antibody-
N. A. GRANHOLM & T. CaAvALLo: Bacterial lipopolysac- producing cells specific for respiratory syncytial virus in
charide enhances deposition of immune complexes and severe combined immune deficiency (SCID) mice
exacerbates nephritis in BXSB lupus-prone mice engrafted with human tonsils
Volume Contents
A. KHALILI& R. C. Cooper: A study of immune responses A. Topp, R. M. Coan & A. ALLEN: Pigeon breeders’ lung:
to myelin and cardiolipin in patients with systemic lupus pigeon intestinal mucin, an antigen distinct from pigeon
erythamatosus (SLE) IgA
N. Map, G. STEIGER, J. ESTREICHER & J. A. SCHIFFERLI: Y. KoHNo, F. YamaGucui, K. Sarto, H. Numi,
Immune adherence and clearance of hepatitis B surface T. NisHIKAWA & T. Hosoya: Anti-thyroid peroxidase
Ag/Ab complexes is abnormal in patients with systemic antibodies in sera from healthy subjects and from patients
lupus erythamatosus (SLE) with chronic thyroiditis: differences in the ability to inhibit
T. H. WINKLER, S. JAHN & J. R. KALDEN: IgG human thyroid peroxidase activities
monoclonal anti-DNA autoantibodies from patients with A. G. BAXTER & T. E. MANDEL: Accelerated diabetes in
systemic lupus erythamatosus non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice differing in incidence of
K. Mitamura, H. KANG, Y. Tomita, H. HASHIMOTO, spontaneous disease
S. SAWADA & T. Horie: Impaired tumour necrosis factor- A. K. SINGH & M. M. ScHwartz: Circulatory antigen of
ax (TNF-a) production and abnormal B cell response to Heymann nephritis. III. Presence of the 70-kD circulatory
TNF-a in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus protein in the immune deposits of Heymann nephritis
(SLE) F. VuiLuier, D. Scott-ALGARA, P. ToRTEVOYE, G.
Y. DeGucui & S. KisHimoto: Tumour necrosis factor PIALOUX & G. DIGHIERO: Serial study of CD5* and CD5
cachectin plays a key role in autoimmune pulmonary B cell subpopulations in 335 HIV seropositive patients
inflammation in lupus-prone mice I. MANsouR, C. DoINEL & P. RouGER: Dichotomy of two
K. N. Lat & C. M. Lockwoop: The effect of anti- CD8* lymphocyte subsets in HIV infection. Depletion of
neutrophil cytoplasm autoantibodies on the signal trans- CD8*CD3~ and expansion of CD8*CD3* subsets:
duction in human neutrophils consequence on the CD4/CD8 ratio
T. P. Gorpon, M. Greer, P. REYNOLDS, A. GUIDOLIN I. Quinti, C. Patma, E. C. Guerra, M. J. GOmeEz,
& L. J. McNeILaGe: Estimation of amounts of anti- I. MEZZAROMA, F. AruTi & A. Cassone: Proliferative and
La(SS-B) antibody directed against immunodominant cytotoxic responses to mannoproteins of Candida albicans
epitopes of the La(SS-B) autoantigen by peripheral blood lymphocytes of HIV-infected sub-
H. Suzuki, T. AyaBe, J. KAMIMURA & H. KASHIWAGI: jects
Anti-IL-lx autoantibodies in patients with rheumatic Y. Etitsur & G. D. Luk: Beta-casomorphin (BCM) and
diseases and in healthy subjects human colonic lamina propria lymphocyte proliferation
G. Levirus, M. HONTEBEYRIE-JoSKOWICZ, M. H. V. VAN P. HOANG, H. R. DALTON & D. P. JEweLL: Human colonic
REGENMORTEL & M. J. Levin: Humoral autoimmune intra-epithelial lymphocytes are suppressor cells
response to ribosomal P proteins in chronic Chagas heart M.C. ALLISON & L. W. POULTER: Changes in phenotypi-
disease cally distinct mucosal macrophage populations may be a
R. Stein, I. P. Witz, J. OvADIA, D. M. GOLDENBERG & prerequisite for the development of inflammatory bowel
I. YRON: CDS* B cells and naturally occurring autoanti- disease
bodies in cancer patients D. T. Y. Yu, T. HAMACHI, M. HAMACHI & G. TRIBBICK:
M. Perez-BLas, A. ARNAIZ-VILLENA, R. GONGORA, Analysis of the molecular mimicry between HLA-B27 and
O. G. SeGuRADO, J. L. VivANco & J. R. REGUEIRO: a bacterial OmpA protein using synthetic peptides
Impaired T cell signal transduction through CD28 in a J. A. TEODORCZYK-INJEYAN, B. G. SPARKES, G. B. MILLS
patient with idiopathic thrombocytopenia & W. J. Peters: Immunosuppression follows systemic
K. PuLtrorp, K. MickLem, J. THoMas, M. Jones & T lymphocyte activation in the burn patient
D. Y. Mason: A 72-kD cell-associated surface glycopro- P. McCuLtocnu, G. GALLACHER, L. P. WALSH, Y. ZALOOM
tein expressed at high levels in hairy cell leukaemia and & J. Xie: Lymphokine-activated killer (LAK) cells modu-
plasma cell neoplasms late the effects of IL-2 on a T cell-mediated immune
O. TULLGREN, R. GiscomBe, G. HOLM, B. JOHANSSON, response
H. MeLLstept & M. BJORKHOLM: Increased luminol- M. Matsumoto, M. YASUKAWA, A. INATSUKI & Y.
enhanced chemiluminescence of blood monocytes and KoBaYASHI: Human double-negative (CD4 CD8-) T
granulocytes in Hodgkin’s disease cells bearing «f T cell receptor possess both helper and
I. M. W. VAN HooGstRaATEN, K. E. ANDERSEN, B. M. E. cytotoxic activities
Von BLomBERG, D. Bopen, D. P. BRUYNZEEL, D. BurR- L. MARIANAYAGAM & L. W. PouLTeER: Corticosteroid can
rows, J. G. CAMARASA, A. DoomMs-Goossens, G. KRAAL, alter antigen expression on alveolar macrophages
A. LauTI,T . MENNE, R.J.G. Rycrort, S. SHAw, D. Topp, M. LARKIN, W. Knapp, M. S. STOLL, H. MEHMET &
K. J. J. VREEBURG, J. D. WILKINSON & R. J. SCHEPER: T. Feizi: Monoclonal antibodies VIB-E3, IB5 and HB9 to
Reduced frequency of nickel allergy upon oral nickel the leukocyte/epithelial antigen CD24 resemble BA-1 in
contact at an early age recognizing sialic acid-dependent epitope(s). Evidence
R. SAALMAN, B. CARLSSONS,. P. FALLSTROM, L. A. HANSON that VIB-E3 recognizes NeuAca2-6GalNAc and
& S. AHLSTEDT: Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cyto- NeuAca2-6Gal sequences
toxicity to f-lactoglobulin-coated cells with sera from
children with intolerance of cow’s milk