Clinical and Experimental Immunology 1993: Vol 94 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, R. BERNSTEIN,
A. G. BIRD, J. BLACKWELL, G. F. BOTTAZZO, A. BOYLSTON, D. L. BROWN,
M.R. DAHA, R. L. DAWKINS, A. M. DENMAN, U. DESSELBERGER, P. W. EWAN,
J. FAHEY, M. FELDMANN, A. FERGUSON, J.S. H. GASTON, J. GORDON,
M. R. HEANEY, A. HAMBLIN, L. HAMMARSTROM, M. HARBOE, P. HENSON,
J.IVANYI, R. JEFFERIS, J. R. KALDEN,S. KATZ, M. RAZATCHKINE,
T. KISHIMOTO, T. LEHNER, M. LOCKWOOD, R.N. MAINI, I. MCCONNELL,
J. NEWSOM-DAVIS, G. S. PANAYI, M. PEPYS, A. J. PINCHING, T. PLATTS-MILLS,
F.S. ROSEN, K. SIKORA, J. SAKLATVALA, D. 1. STOTT,
S. STROBEL, R. THORPE, 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
VOLUME 94
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CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL IMMUNOLOGY
CONTENTS
Vol 94 No 1 October 1993 J. IQBAL, P. PERLMANN, B. M. GREENWOOD & K. BERZINS:
Seroreactivity with the Plasmodium falciparum blood
C. Moreno & A. J. Rees: Striking the right balance; the stage antigen Pf 332 in adults and children from malaria-
role of cytokines in mycobacterial disease endemic regions 68
P. H. NicHots, C. W. RAMSDEN, U. Warp, L. K. L. M. SINGER-VERMES, C. B. CALDEIRA, E. BURGER &
TREJDOSIEWICZ, N. S. AMBROSE & J. N. PRIMROSE: Peri- V. L. G. CALICH: Experimental murine paracoccidioido-
operative modulation of cellular immunity in patients mycosis: relationship among the dissemination of the
with colorectal cancer infection, humoral and cellular immune responses
J. S. HosTeTLER, E. BRUMMER, R. L. COFFMAN & D. A. I. HAGEL, N. R. Lyncu, M. C. Di Prisco, E. Rogsas,
STEVENS: Effect of anti-IL-4, interferon-gamma and an M. PEREZ & N. ALVAREZ: Ascaris reinfection of slum
antifungal triazole (SCH 42427) in paracoccidioidomy- children: relation with the IgE response 80
cosis: correlation of IgE levels with outcome P. G. OLsson, H. RABBANI, L. HAMMARSTROM & C. I. E.
A. S. BANSAL, L. M. Green, S. H. KuHoo, R. S. H. SMITH: Novel human immunoglobulin heavy chain con-
PUMPHREY, M. R. HAENEY & B. K. MANDAL: HIV induces stant region gene deletion haplotypes characterized by
deletion of T cell receptor variable gene product-specific T pulsed-field electrophoresis 84
cells D. E. NILSsEN, P. AUKRUST, S. S. FROLAND, F. MULLER,
O. Fausa, T. S. HALSTENSEN & P. BRANDTZAEG: Duode-
A. Carr, B. TINDALL, R. PENNY & D. A. Cooper: /n vitro
nal intraepithelial »/d T cells and soluble CD8, neopterin,
cytotoxicity as a marker of hypersensitivity to sulpha-
and .-microglobulin in serum of IgA-deficient subjects
methoxazole in patients with HIV
with or without IgG subclass deficiency 91
R. RAHIMPOUR, C. C. ANDERSON & N. R. STC. SINCLAIR:
P. GARRED, K. BRYGGE, C. H. SORENSEN, H. O. MADSEN,
Blockade of immunoregulatory Fc-signalling by HIV
S. THiEL & A. SVEJGAARD: Mannan-binding protein
peptides: oligopeptides from HIV gp120 and gp41 bind
levels in plasma and upper-airways secretions and fre-
the Fc portion of IgG and increase the in vitro anti-ssDNA
quency of genotypes in children with recurrence of otitis
response
media 99
A. ALI, S. PATTERSON, K. CRUICKSHANK, P. RUDGE, A. G.
P. LASSALLE, P. GosseT, Y. DELNESTE, A. TSICOPOULOS,
DALGLEISH & S. C. KNIGHT: Dendritic cells infected in
A. CaPRON, M. JosEPH & A. B. TONNEL: Modulation of
vitro with human Tc ell leukaemia/lymphoma virus type-1
adhesion molecule expression on endothelial cells during
(HTLV-1); enhanced lymphocytic proliferation and tropi-
the late asthmatic reaction: role of macrophage-derived
cal spastic paraparesis
tumour necrosis factor-alpha 105
M. TIMON, A. ARNAIZ-VILLENA, J. RUIZ-CONTRERAS, J. T. G. A. BUNGy Poor FARD, Y. LATCHMAN, S. Roppa, M.
Ramos-AMADOR, A. PACHECO& J. R. REGUEIRO: Selective GeYSEN, I. Roitt & J. Brostorr: T cell epitopes of the
impairment ofT lymphocyte activation through theT c ell major fraction of rye grass Lolium perenne (Lol p 1)
receptor/CD3 complex after cytomegalovirus infection defined using overlapping peptides in vitro and in vivo.
A. WANGOO, I. K. TAYLOR, A. R. HAynes & R. J. SHAW: I. Isoallergen clonelA 111
Up-regulation of alveolar macrophage platelet-derived M. E. Devey, S. BECKMAN. & D. M. Kemeny: The
growth factor-B (PDGF-B) mRNA by interferon-gamma functional affinities of antibodies of different IgG sub-
from Mycobacterium tuberculosis antigen (PPD)-stimu- classes to dietary antigens in mothers and their babies 117
lated lymphocytes 43 A. K. Simon, E. SEIPELT, P. Wu, B. WENZEL, J. BRAUN &
J. CADRANEL, C. PHILIPPE, B. PHILIPPE, B. MILLERON, B. J. Steper: Analysis of cytokine profiles in synovial T cell
FOUQUERAY, C. MAyAup & L. Baub: Increased ex- clones from chlamydial reactive arthritis patients: pre-
pression and occupancy of receptors for tumour necrosis dominance of the Th1 subset
factor on blood monocytes from tuberculosis patients H. GROEN, M. ASLANDER, H. BooTSMA, TH. W. VAN DER
M. G. BrapBuRY & C. Moreno: Effect of lipoarabino- Mark, C. G. M. KALLENBERG & D. S. Postma: Broncho-
mannan and mycobacteria on tumour necrosis factor alveolar lavage cell analysis and lung function impairment
production by different populations of murine macro- in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) 127
phages J. Ara & R. ALI: Polynucleotide specificity of anti-
E. M. Rivey, S. Morris-JoNes, A. W. TAYLOR-ROBINSON reactive oxygen species (ROS) DNA antibodies 134
& A. A. HoLper: Lymphoproliferative responses to a E. Gyimesi, M. KAval, E. Kiss, I. Csip6, G. Sztcs &
merozoite surface antigen of Plasmodium falciparum: Gy. SzeGeDI: Triggering of respiratory burst by phago-
preliminary evidence for seasonal activation of CD8+ cytosis in monocytes of patients with systemic lupus
HLA-DQ-restricted suppressor cells 64 erythematosus 140
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M. SHINGU, Y. NAGAI, T. ISAYAMA, T. NAONo, M. Vol 94 No 2 November 1993
NosunaGA & Y. NaGat: The effects of cytokines on
metalloproteinase inhibitors (TIMP) and collagenase P. J. W. VENABLES: Epitope mapping of ribonucleoprotein
production by human chondrocytes and TIMP produc- antigens: answers without questions?
tion by synovial cells and endothelial cells B. Bozic, G. J. M. PRuUN, B. ROZMAN & W. J. VAN
VENROOI: Sera from patients with rheumatic diseases
A. G. M. VAN DE LANGERUT, P. L. E. M. VAN LENT, recognize different epitope regions on the 52-kD Ro/SS-A
A. R. M. M. Hermus, L. B. A. VAN De Putte & W. B.
protein
VAN DEN BerG: Regulation of resistance against adjuvant
H. G. OTTEN, M. R. Dana, R. J. E.M. DoLuain, H. H. DE
arthritis in the Fisher rat
Rooy & F. C. BREEDVELD: Rheumatoid factor production
M. YIANGOU, C. KONIDARIS, P. VicToRATos & L. Hapsi- by mononuclear cells derived from different sites of
PETROU-KOUROUNAKIS: Modulation of «)-acid glycopro- patients with rheumatoid arthritis
tein (AGP) gene induction following honey bee venom K. KakimoTo, Y. Kosima, K. IsH, K. ONouUE & H.
administration to adjuvant arthritic (AA) rats; possible MaeDA: The suppressive effect of gelatin-conjugated
role of AGP on AA development superoxide dismutase on disease development and seve-
rity of collagen-induced arthritis in mice
A. W. Louse & K.-H. Meyer Zum BUSCHENFELDE:
M. GHORAISHIAN, C. J. ELSON & S. J. THOMPSON: Com-
Remission of experimental autoimmune hepatitis is
parison between the protective effects of mycobacterial
associated with antigen-specific and non-specific immu-
65-kD heat shock protein and ovomucoid in pristane-
nosuppression
induced arthritis: relationship with agalactosyl IgG
J. F. SCHLAAK, H. LOurR, H. GALLATI, K.-H. MEYER ZUM E. I. BuzAs, K. HoLio, L. RuBiiczky, M. Garzo, P.
BUSCHENFELDE & B. FLEISCHER: Analysis of the in vitro Nyirkos & T. T. GLANT: Effect of pregnancy on proteo-
cytokine production by liver-infiltrating T cells of patients glycan-induced progressive polyarthritis in BALB/c mice:
with autoimmune hepatitis remission of disease activity
H.-C. REINECKER, M. STEFFEN, T. WITTHOEFT, I. R. A. Fava, C. Gates & A. S. Townes: Critical role
PFLUEGER, S. SCHREIBER, R. P. MACDeERMoTT & A. of peripheral blood phagocytes and the involvement of
RAEDLER: Enhanced secretion of tumour necrosis factor- complement in tumour necrosis factor enhancement of
alpha, IL-6, and IL-1 by isolated lamina propria mono- passive collagen-arthritis
nuclear cells from patients with ulcerative colitis and M. KIRSCHFINK, F. PETRY, K. KHIRWADKAR, R. WIGAND,
Crohn’s disease J. P. KALTWASSER & M. Loos: Complete functional Clq
deficiency associated with systemic lupus erythematosus
M. ENDOH, M. YAMASHINA, H. Ou!I, K. FUNAHASHI, T.
(SLE)
IkUNO, T. YasuGi, J. P. ATKINSON & H. OKADA:
E. Kitano & H. Kitamura: Synthesis of the third
Immunohistochemical demonstration of membrane
component of complement (C3) by human gastric cancer-
cofactor protein (MCP) of complement in normal and
derived cell lines
diseased kidney tissues
M. Lyncu, B. L. PENTEcost, W. A. LITTLER & R. A.
T. STENSTAD, J. H. MAGNusS, K. SysE & G. Hussy: On the STOCKLEY: Why do patients develop reactions to strepto-
association between amyloid fibrils and glycosamino- kinase?
glycans; possible interactive role of Ca?* and amyloid J. FReEyspoTtTir, S. ORMARSDOTTIR & A. SIGFUSSON:
P-component Evaluation of in vivo immune complex formation and
T. YAMAMOTO, S. YOSHIMURA, Y. GESHI, Y. SASAMORI, S. complement activation in patients receiving intravenous
OKINAGA, T. KoBAYASHI & H. Mori: Measurement of Streptokinase
antiphospholipid antibody by ELISA using purified f,- J. Servo, PH. EVELEIGH, S. WARNAAR, L. J. M. VAN
glycoprotein I in preeclampsia HAARLEM, L. A. VAN Es & M. R. DAHA: Activation
of human complement by mouse and mouse/human
A. GEURSEN, M. A. SKINNER, L. A. TOWNSEND, L. K.
chimeric monoclonal antibodies
PERKO, S. J. FARMILOE, J. S. PEAKE, I. J. Simpson, J. D.
E. C. Y. WANG, J. TAYLOR-WIEDEMAN, P. PERERA, J.
FRASER & P. L. J. TAN: Population study of T cell receptor
FISHER & L. K. BoRYSiEWICZ: Subsets of CD8*, CDS57*
VB gene usage in peripheral blood lymphocytes: dif-
cells in normal, healthy individuals: correlations with
ferences in ethnic groups
human cytomegalovirus (HCMYV) carrier status, pheno-
M. B. M. TEUNISSEN, R. M. R. SYLviA-STEENLAND & J. D. typic and functional analyses
Bos: Effect of low-dose ultraviolet-B radiation on the G. J. BOLAND, R. J. HENE, C. VERVERS, M. A. M. DE HAAN
function of human T lymphocytes in vitro & G. C. De Gast: Factors influencing the occurrence of
active cytomegalovirus (CMV) infections after organ
N. YAMASHITA, T. NAKAJIMA, H. TAKAHASHI, H.
transplantation
KANEOKA, Y. MIZUSHIMA & T. SAKANE: Effects of activin
A. L’ABBaTeE, S. CuTRUPI, M. ROGNETTA, C. FABIANO &
A on IgE synthesis and cytokine production by human
A. Craxt: IgM and IgG antibodies to hepatitis C virus in
peripheral mononuclear cells 214
patients with mixed cryoglobulinaemia
S. Sairo, M. Yosuipa, M. IcHvo, S. ISHIZAKA & T. TsusI: K. S. NANDAKUMAR, V. PALANIVEL & VR. MUTHUK-
Transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-f) in human milk 220 KARUPPAN: Diagnosis of typhoid fever: detection of
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Salmonella typhi porins-specific antibodies by inhibition nephritis following formation of surface immune com-
ELISA at7 plexes of glomerular epithelial cells
A. S. Apt, V. G. AvDIENKO, B. V. NIKONENKO, I. B. D. D. BRANISTEANU, P. LEENAERTS, B. VAN DAMME & R.
KRAMNIK, A. M. Moroz & E. SKAMENE: Distinct H-2 BOUILLON: Partial prevention of active Heymann nephri-
complex control of mortality, and immune responses to tis by la, 25 dihydroxyvitamin D;
tuberculosis infection in virgin and BCG-vaccinated mice R. SUENAGA & N. I. ABpou: Cationic and high affinity
F. L. Nyoo, C. E. Hack, J. OosTinG, J. S. STILMA & A. serum IgG anti-dsDNA antibodies in active lupus
KIJLSTRA: Neutrophil activation in ivermectin-treated nephritis 418
onchocerciasis patients 330 A. M. Brasini, I. L. STEKMAN, M. LEON-PontTE, D.
S. Mocuizuki, C. I. E. SmitH, R. HALLGREN & L. CALDERA & M. A. RODRIGUEZ: Increased proportion of
HAMMARSTROM: Systemic immunization against IgA in responders to a murine anti-CD3 monoclonal antibody
immunoglobulin deficiency 334 of the IgG1 class in patients with systemic lupus erythe-
S. RaBaTic, A. GAGRO& M. Mepar-Lasic: CD21-CD23 matosus (SLE)
ligand pair expression in children with allergic asthma 337 J. Lu, A. C. WILLis & R. B. Sim: A calreticulin-like protein
G. M. SCHUERMANN, A. E. ABER-BISHOP, P. FACER, J. C. co-purifies with a ‘60 kD’ component of Ro/SSA, but is
Lee, D. S. RAmMpTON, C. J. DorE & J. M. PoLak: Altered not recognized by antibodies in Sjégren’s syndrome sera 429
expression of cell adhesion molecules in uninvolved gut in H. SIERAKOWSKA, K. R. WILLIAMS, I. S. SZER & W. SZER:
inflammatory bowel disease 34] The putative oncoprotein DEK, part ofa chimera protein
A. KITANO, T. MATSUMOTO, S. NAKAMURA, N. OSHITANI, associated with acute myeloid leukaemia, is an autoanti-
A. OBATA, K. OKAWA, Y. INOUE, K. KOBAYASHI & H. gen in juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 435
NakuRA: Multifunctional effects of anticomplementary W.-J. Mayet & K.-H. MEYER ZUM BUSCHENFELDE: Anti-
agent K-76 on carrageenan-induced colitis in the rabbit 348 bodies to proteinase 3 increase adhesion of neutrophils to
M. KRISTENSEN, C. Q. Cuu, D. J. EEpy, M. FELDMANN, human endothelial cells 440
F. M. BRENNAN & S. M. BREATHNACH: Localization of D. M. KENNEDY, A. W. SKILLEN & C. H. SELF: Glycation
tumour necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-«) and its receptors in increases the vascular clearance rate of IgG in mice 447
normal and psoriatic skin: epidermal cells express the H. YAGEV, A. FRENKEL, I. R. COHEN & A. FRIEDMAN:
55-kD but not the 75-kD TNF receptor 354 Adjuvant arthritis is associated with changes in the
N. ISHIKAWA, K. EGUCHI, Y. UEKI, M. NAKASHIMA, H. glycosylation of serum IgG1 and IgG2b
SHIMADA, K. Ito & S. NAGATAKI: Expression of adhesion L. JANSSON & R. HOLMDAHL: Genes on the X chromo-
molecules on infiltrating T cells in thyroid glands from some affect development of collagen-induced arthritis in
patients with Graves’ disease 363 mice 459
H. Luo, H. CHEN, P. DALOZE, G. St-Louts& J. Wu: Anti- E. RomBacH, D. A. STETLER & J. C. BRown: Induction of
CD28 antibody- and IL-4-induced human T cell prolifera- an anti-Fab, anti-DNA and anti-RNA polymerase I
tion is sensitive to rapamycin 371 autoantibody response network in rabbits immunized
M. G. H. Betses, C. W. Tux, D. G. StruiK, R. T. with SLE anti-DNA antibody 466
KrepbieT, L. Arisz & R. H. J. BEELEN: Antigen-presenting R.S. McINTOsH, N. TANDON, A. P. PICKERILL, R. DAVIES,
capacity of macrophages and dendritic cells in the perito- D. BARNETT & A. P. WEETMAN: The yo T cell repertoire in
neal cavity of patients treated with peritoneal dialysis 377 Graves’ disease and multinodular goitre 473
X. MARIETTE, Y. Levy, M.-L. DuBREuIL, L. INTRATOR, A. CIAMPOLILLO, G. NAPOLITANO, R. MIRAKIAN, A.
F. DANON & J.-C. BROUET: Characterization of a human MryasAKI, R. GIoRGINO& G. R. BotTazzo: Intercellular
monoclonal autoantibody directed to cardiolipin/p> adhesion molecule-1 (ICAM-1) in Graves’ disease: con-
glycoprotein I produced by chronic lymphocytic leukae- trast between in vivo and in vitro results 478
mia B cells 385 P. De Paoui, C. CaFFAU, M. D’ANDREA, P. CEOLIN, C.
WHO-IUIS NOMENCLATURE SUB-COMMITTEE: Nomen- SIMONELLI, U. TiRELLI & G. SANTINI: The expansion of
clature for T cell receptor (TCR) gene segments of the CD8 lymphocytes using T cell receptor variable gene
immune system 391 products during HIV infection 486
T. Hipveai, Z. PROHASZKA, E. UJHELYI, N. M. THIELENS,
M. P. DiericH, H. HamMpL, G. ARLAUD, K. NAGY &
Vol 94 No 3 December 1993 G. Fust: Studies on the mechanism of complement-
mediated inhibition of antibody binding to HIV gp41 490
E. De Heer, J. A. BRUUN & PH. J. HOEDEMAEKER: H. PLotnicky & J.-L. TOURAINE: Recognition of Epstein-
Heymann nephritis revisited—new insights into the Barr virus (EBV)-infected cells by T cell colonies from a
pathogenesis of experimental membranous glomerulo- human chimera: restriction by allogeneic determinants 494
nephritis 393 E. Apams, W. J. BRITTON, A. MorRGAN, A. L. GOODSALL &
L. K. TREJDOSIEWICZ: What is the role of human intestinal A. BASTEN: Identification of human T cell epitopes in the
intraepithelial lymphocytes? Mycobacterium leprae heat shock protein 70-kD antigen 500
C. M. LLtoyp, A. O. Wozencrart & D. G. WILLIAMS: A. A. Izzo & B. P. MARMION: Variation in interferon-
Cell-mediated pathology during murine malaria-asso- gamma responses to Coxiella burnetii antigens with
ciated nephritis 398 lymphocytes from vaccinated or naturally infected sub-
A. K. SINGH & B. S. KASINATH: Metabolic fate of jects 507
monovalent and multivalent antibodies of Heymann H. Akurro, K. MAAsHo & R. HOwE: Natural and
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acquired resistance to Leishmania: cellular activation by P. DAPINO, F. DALLEGRI, L. OTTONELLO & C. SACCHETTI:
Leishmania aethiopica of mononuclear cells from unex- Induction of neutrophil respiratory burst by tumour
posed individuals is through the stimulation of natural necrosis factor-alpha; priming effect of solid-phase fibro-
killer (NK) cells nectin and intervention of CD11b-CD18 integrins
C. K. W. Lai, K. C. Wona, C. H. S. CHAN, S. S. Ho, S. Y. D. J. UNsworTH, R. WOURZNER, D. L. BROwN & P. J.
CuuNG, D. O. Haskarp & K. N. Lar: Circulating LACHMANN: Extracts of wheat gluten activate comple-
adhesion molecules in tuberculosis ment via the alternative pathway
A. I. Roperts, S. M. O’CONNELL, L. BIANCONE, R. E. A. H. HAJEER & R. M. BERNSTEIN: Antibody to myco-
BROLIN & E. C. EBert: Spontaneous cytotoxicity of bacterial 65-kD heat shock protein in commercial
intestinal intraepithelial lymphocytes: clues to the mech- antisera
anism