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Immunology 2004 112 685-688 Author index ADCOCK, I.M. see EYNOTT, P.R. CHUNG, F.K. see EYNOTT, P.R AGGARWAL, R. see ROY, S. CHUNSONG, H. see SEN, Y AGUILAR-LEON, D. see GARCIA-ROMO, G:S. CLEGG, C.H. see SIVAKUMAR, P.V AHN, W.-S. see KIM, T.-G CONTE, M. see GENTILE, I AL-SHANTI, N., STEWARD, C.G., GARLAND, R.J. & ROWBOTTOM., CORREIA-NEVES, M. see MACEDO, F.M A.W. Investigation of alpha nascent polypeptide-associated complex CRAMER, D.V. see MITSUHASHI, N functions in a human CD8° T cell ex vive expansion model using CSERNOK., E. see REINERS, K.S antisense oligonucleotides, 397 AMANN, K. see KRAUTWALD, S DAHLGREN, C. see FU, H ANDERSON, D.E. see REDDY. J.K. DAI, W.J.,. WALDVOGEL, A., SILES-LUCAS, M. & GOTTSTEIN. B ANDREWS, N.C. see MACEDO, F.M. Echinococcus multilocularis proliferation in mice and respective parasite DE ARRUDA, L.B., CHIKHLIKAR, P.R., AUGUST, J.T. & 14-3-3 gene expression is mainly controlled by an xf CD4 MARQUES, E.T.A. DNA vaccine encoding human immunodeficiency T-cell-mediated immune response, 481 virus-| Gag, targeted to the major histocompatibility complex II DALGLEISH, A.G. see VYAKARNAM, A compartment by lysosomal-associated membrane protein, elicits DE SOUSA, M. see MACEDO, F.M enhanced long-term memory response, 126 DEAN, G. see VORDERMEIER, M.H ASANO, M., TAKENOUCHI-OHKUBO, N., MATSUMOTO, N.. DEJONGHE, D. see TANG, X OGURA, Y., NOMURA, H., SUGURO, H. & MORO, I. Multiple DESOUZA, K. see SCHAEFER, T.M cleavage sites for polymeric immunoglobulin receptor, 583 DEWITT, S. see AYUB, K AUGER, G.A., SMITH, B.M., PEASE, J.E. & BARKER, M.D. The use of DOHERTY, M.T. see FLETCHER, H.A membrane translocating peptides to identify sites of interaction between DRAYSON, M.T. see SOMERSET, D.A the CSa receptor and downstream effector proteins, 590 DU, J. see YOKOYAMA, T. AUGUST, J.T. see DE ARRUDA, L.B. ; DYUGOVSKAYA, L. see HIRSH, M AYUB, K., LAFFAFIAN, I., DEWITT, S. & HALLETT, M.B. Ca influx shutdown in neutrophils induced by Fas (CD95) cross-linking, 454 EASTERBROOK, P.J. see VYAKARNAM, A EBERL, M., JOMAA, H. & HAYDAY, A.C. Integrated immune BABIUK, L.A. see MANOJ, S responses to infection — cross-talk between human 70 T cells and BAE, S.M. see KIM, T.-G. dendritic cells, 364 BALMELLI, C. see GUZYLACK-PIRIOU, L. ECKMANN, L. see MAASER, C BANAPOUR, B. see REDDY, J.K. EGAN, L.J. see MAASER, C BAOJUN, H. see SEN, Y. ELLIS, T.N. & BEAMAN, BL. Interferon-, activation of BARKER, M.D. see AUGER, G.A. polymorphonuclear neutrophil function, 2 BATONI, G. see ESIN, S. ENGERT, A. see REINERS, K.S. BAUERLEIN, A. see HALLER, D. ESIN, S., BATONI, G., PARDINI, M., FAVILLI, F.. BOTTAL., D.. BEAGLEY, K.W. see SCHAEFER, T.M MAISETTA, G., FLORIO, W.. VANACORE, R., WIGZELL. H. & BEAMAN, B.L. see ELLIS, T.N. CAMPA, M. Functional characterization of human natural killer cells BELLINGHAUSEN, I., KLOSTERMANN, B., BOTTCHER, I., responding to Mycobacterium bovis bacille Calmette-Guerin, 143 KNOP, J. & SALOGA, J. Importance of the inducible costimulator ESTRADA-GARCIA, I. see GARCIA-ROMO, G.S molecule for the induction of allergic immune responses and its decreased EYNOTT, P.R., XU, L., BENNETT, B.L., NOBLE, A., LEUNG, S.-Y., expression on T helper cells after venom immunotherapy, 80 NATH, P., GRONEBERG, D.A., ADCOCK, I.M. & CHUNG, F.K BENNETT, B.L. see EYNOTT, P.R. Effect of an inhibitor of Jun N-terminal protein kinase, SP600125 BERTELLI, E. see CHAMBERS, S.J. in single allergen challenge in sensitized rats, 446 BESRA, G:S. see LANG, G.A. BEVEC, T. see ZAVASNIK-BERGANT, V. F AHEY, J.V. see SCHAEFER, T.M BIRKENBACH, M.P. see MAASER, C F AVILLI, F. see ESIN. S BOSE, M. see ROY, S. I E RNANDEZ, A.G. see LINDROTH, K BOTTAI, D. see ESIN, S. I E RNANDEZ, C. see LINDROTH, K BOTTCHER, I. see BELLINGHAUSEN, I i E ITERLY, B. see SOKOLOFF, A.V BOTTO, M. see HUTCHINSON, W.L F IS CHER-LOUGHEED, J. see MITSUHASHI, N BOWDISH, M.E. see MITSUHASHI, N F I ETCHER, H.A., OWIAFE, P., JEFFRIES, D.. HILL, P.. ROOK BOYLE, L.H., GOODALL, J.C. & GASTON, H.J.S. Major G.A.W., ZUMLA, A., DOHERTY, M.T., BROOKES, R.H. & THE histocompatibility complex class I-restricted alloreactive CD4 T cells, VACSEL Study Group. Increased expression of mRNA encoding 54 interleukin (IL)-4 and its splice variant IL-402 in cells from contacts of BRENNAN, F.M. see FOEY, A.D Mycobacterium tuberculosis, in the absence of in vitro stimulation, 669 BRODE, S. & MACARY, P.A. Cross-presentation: dendritic cells and FLORES-ROMO, L. see GARCIA-ROMO, G.S macrophages bite off more than they can chew!, 345 FLORIO, W. see ESIN, S BROMFIELD, J.J. see JOHANSSON, M. FOEY, A.D. & BRENNAN, F.M. Conventional protein kinase C and BROOKES, R.H. see FLETCHER, H.A. atypical protein kinase Cf differentially regulate macrophage production BROWN, G.D. see MUKHOPADHYAY, S. of tumour necrosis factor-x and interleukin-10, 44 BYBEE, A. see GILLMORE, J.D. FORMISANO, S. see GENTILE, BYLUND, J. see FU, H FORSTER, R. see KRAUTWALD, S FOSTER, D.C. see SIVAKUMAR.,. P.\ CAMPA, M. see ESIN, S. FRIEDRICH, K. see MYRTEK, D CARLOS, M.P. see REDDY, J.K. FU, H.. BYLUND. J.. KARLSSON, A., PELLME. S. & DAHLGREN, ¢ CHAE, G.-T. see KANG, T.J. The mechanism for activation of the neutrophil NADPH-oxidase by the CHAMBERS, S.J., BERTELLI, E.. WINTERBONE, M.S., REGOLI, M.. peptides formyl-Met-Leu-Phe and Trp-Lys-Tyr-Met-Val-Met differs MAN, A.L. & NICOLETTI, C. Adoptive transfer of dendritic cells from from that for interleukin-8, 201 allergic mice induces specific immunoglobulin E antibody in naive FUJIMOTO, J. see TAGUCHI, T recipients in absence of antigen challenge without altering the FURUE, M. see ZHANG, M T helper 1/T helper 2 balance, 72 CHANG, D.-M., SHYUE, S.-K., LIU, S.-H., CHEN, Y.-T., YEH, C.-Y., GARCIA-ROMO, G.S., PEDROZA-GONZALEZ, A., AGUILAR- LAI, J.-H., LEE, H.-S. & CHEN, A. Dual biological functions of an LEON, D., OROZCO-ESTEVEZ, H., LAMBRECHT, B.N.., interleukin-1 receptor antagonist—interleukin-10 fusion protein and its ESTRADA-GARCIA, I., FLORES-ROMO, L. & HERNANDEZ- suppressive effects on joint inflammation, 643 PANDO, R. Airways infection with virulent Mycobacterium tuberculosis CHAVEZ, R. see SOLDEVILA, G. delays the influx of dendritic cells and the expression of costimulatory CHEN, A. see CHANG, D.-M. molecules in mediastinal lymph nodes, 661 CHEN, Y.-T. see CHANG, D.-M. GARCIA-ZEPEDA. E. see SOLDEVILA, G CHIBA, T. see ZHANG, M. GARLAND, R.J. see AL-SHANTI, N CHIKHLIKAR, P.R. see DE ARRUDA, L.B. GARSIDE, P. see KOBETS, N. CHOI, I.-W. see KIM, Y.-S. GASTON, H.J.S. see BOYLE, L.I © 2004 Blackwell Publishing Ltd 686 Author index GENTILE, F., CONTE, M. & FORMISANO, S. Thyroglobulin as an JOBIN, C. see HALLER, D. autoantigen: what can we learn about immunopathogenicity from the JOHANSSON, M., BROMFIELD, J.J.. JASPER, M.J. & ROBERTSON, correlation of antigenic properties with protein structure?, 13 S.A. Semen activates the female immune response during early pregnancy GHOSH, S.K. see LIM, S.-Y in mice, 290 GIACHINO, C. see PERFETTI. V JOHNSON, B.D. see YAN, X GILBERT, S.C. see VORDERMEIER, M.H. JOMAA, H. see EBERL, M. GILLMORE, J.D., HUTCHINSON, W.L., HERBERT, J., BYBEE, A.., JUNYAN, L. see SEN, Y. MITCHELL, D.A., HASSERJIAN, R.P.. YAMAMURA, K.-L., SUZUKI. M., SABIN, C.A. & PEPYS, M.B. Autoimmunity and KAGNOFF. M.F. see MAASER, C. glomerulonephritis in mice with targeted deletion of the serum amyloid KAKIUCHI, T. see TORIHATA, H. P component gene: SAP deficiency or strain combination?, 255 KANG, J. see KHAN, M.A:S. GOLOUH, R. see ZAVASNIK-BERGANT, V. KANG, T.J., YEUM, C.E., KIM, B.C., YOU, E.-Y. & CHAE, G.-T. GOODALL, J.C. see BOYLE, L.H. Differential production of interleukin-10 and interleukin-12 in GOONETILLEKE, N. see VORDERMEIER, M.H. mononuclear cells from leprosy patients with a Toll-like receptor 2 GORDON, S. see MUKHOPADHYAY, S mutation, 674 GOTTSTEIN, B. see DAI, W.J. KAPLAN, V. see HIRSH, M. GRIEBEL, P.J. see MANOJ, S KARASUYAMA. H. see TAGUCHI, T. GRONEBERG, D.A. see EYNOTT, P.R. KARLSSON, A. see FU, H. GROSS, W.L. see REINERS, K.S. KATAGIRI, Y.U. see TAGUCHI, T. GUZYLACK-PIRIOU, L., BALMELLI, C., MCCULLOUGH, K.C. & KAWAMOTO, Y. see YOKOYAMA, T. SUMMERFIELD, A. Type-A CpG oligonucleotides activate exclusively KEARNS-JONKER, M. see MITSUHASHI, N. porcine natural interferon-producing cells to secrete interferon-x, tumour KENNEDY. K. see KOBETS, N. necrosis factor-x and interleukin-12, 28 KHAN, M.A.S., KANG, J. & STEINER, T.S. Enteroaggregative Escherichia coli flagellin-induced interleukin-8 secretion requires Toll-like HALLER, D., HOLT, L., PARLESAK, A., ZANGA, J., BAUERLEIN, receptor 5-dependent p38 MAP kinase activation, 651 A.. SARTOR, R.B. & JOBIN, C. Differential effect of immune cells on KILBY, M.D. see SOMERSET, D.A. non-pathogenic Gram-negative bacteria-induced nuclear factor-xB KIM, B.C. see KANG, T.J. activation and pro-inflammatory gene expression in intestinal epithelial KIM, C.-H. see KIM, T.-G. cells, 310 KIM, D.-K. see KIM, Y.-S. HALLETT. M.B. see AYUB, K. KIM, T.-G., KIM, C.-H., WON, E.H., BAE, S.M., AHN, W.-S., PARK, HANSEN, H.P. see REINERS, K.S. J.-B. & SIN, J.-I. CpG-ODN-stimulated dendritic cells act as a potent HANSEN, K.K., SAIFEDDINE, M. & HOLLENBERG, M.D. Tethered adjuvant for E7 protein delivery to induce antigen-specific antitumour ligand-derived peptides of proteinase-activated receptor 3 (PAR3) immunity in a HPV 16 E7-associated animal tumour model, 117 activate PAR, and PAR; in Jurkat T cells, 183 KIM, Y.-S.. KWON, K.-S., KIM, D.-K., CHOI, 1.-W. & LEE, H.-K. HARNISCH, B. see INCE, N.M. Inhibition of murine allergic airway disease by Bordetella pertussis, 624 HASSERJIAN, R.P. see GILLMORE, J.D. KIYOKAWA, N. see TAGUCHI, T. HAYASHI, H. see YOSHINO, S KLOSTERMANN, B. see BELLINGHAUSEN, I. HAYDAY, A.C. see EBERL, M KNOLL, M. see MYRTEK, D. HERBERT, J. see GILLMORE, J.D. KNOP, J. see BELLINGHAUSEN, I. HERBERT, J. see HUTCHINSON, W.L. KOBETS, N., KENNEDY, K., O.DONNELL, D. & GARSIDE, P. An HERNANDEZ-PANDO, R. see GARCIA-ROMO, G:S. investigation of the ability of orally primed and tolerised T cells to help HERRE, J. see MUKHOPADHYAY, S. B cells upon mucosal challenge, 550 HERRMANN. T. see KUNZMANN, V. KOS, J. see ZAVASNIK-BERGANT, V. HEWINSON. R.G. see VORDERMEIER, M.H. KRAUSE, S. see MYRTEK, D. HILL, A.B. see MUNKS, M.W KRAUSZ, M.M. see HIRSH, M. ; HILL, A.V.S. see VORDERMEIER., M.H. KRAUTWALD, S., ZIEGLER, E., FORSTER, R., OHL, L.. AMANN, K. HILL, P. see FLETCHER, H.A. & KUNZENDOREF, U. Ectopic expression of CCL19 impairs HIMENO, K. see ZHANG. M alloimmune response in mice, 301 HIROMATSU, K. see SAKAMOTO, Y. KRETZSCHMAR, E. see KUNZMANN, V. HIRSH, M., DYUGOVSKAYA, L., KAPLAN, V. & KRAUSZ, M.M KRUSSMANN., A. see REINERS, K.S. Response of lung 70 T cells to experimental sepsis in mice, 153 KUNZENDORF, U. see KRAUTWALD., S. HISAEDA. H. see ZHANG, M KUNZMANN, V., KRETZSCHMAR, E., HERRMANN, T. & HOCHREIN, H. & WAGNER, H. Of men, mice and pigs: looking at their WILHELM, M. Polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid-mediated stimulation of plasmacytoid dentritic cells, 26 human 76 T cells via CDI 1c dendritic cell-derived type I interferons, HODGKIN, P.D. see TANGYE, S.G. 369 HOLLENBERG, M.D. see HANSEN, K.K. KWON, K.-S. see KIM, Y.-S. HOLT, L. see HALLER, D HUTCHINSON, W.L., HERBERT, J.. BOTTO, M. & PEPYS, M.B. LAFFAFIAN, I. see AYUB, K. Classical and alternative pathway complement activation are not LAI, J.-H. see CHANG, D.-M. required for reactive systemic AA amyloid deposition in mice, 250 LAKE, D.F. see TANG, X. HUTCHINSON, W.L. see GILLMORE, J.D. LAMB, J.R. see JARMAN, E.R. HUYGEN, K. see VORDERMEIER, M.H. LAMBRECHT, B.N. see GARCIA-ROMO, G:S. LANG, G.A., MALTSEV, S.D., BESRA, G.S. & LANG, M.L. IDZKO, M. see MYRTEK, D. Presentation of x-galactosylceramide by murine CD 1d to natural killer T IKEDA, T. see SAKAMOTO, Y. cells is facilitated by plasma membrane glycolipid rafts, 386 INCE, N.M., HARNISCH, B., XU, Z., LEE, S.-K., LANGE, C., LANG, M.L. see LANG, G.A. MORETTA, L., LEDERMAN, M. & LIEBERMAN, J. Increased LANGE, C. see INCE, N.M. expression of the natural killer cell inhibitory receptor CD85j/ILT2 on JE =DERMAN, M. see INCE, N.M. antigen-specific effector CD8 T cells and its impact on CD8 T-cell LL E SE, H.-K. see KIM, Y.-S. function, 531 2) 3E, H.-S. see CHANG, D.-M. INAGAKI-OHARA, K. see SAKAMOTO, Y. Jt iE, S.H, see REDDY, J.K.. ISHII, K. see ZHANG, M Li ES E, S.-K. see INCE, N.M. ISHIKAWA, F. see TORIHATA, H. uF ZUNG, S.-Y. see EYNOTT, P.R. ISHIWATA, K. see SAKAMOTO, Y. LJ . X. see YOSHINO, S. IVETIC, A. & RIDLEY, A.J. Ezrin/radixin/moesin proteins and Rho LI . Y. see ZHANG, M. GTPase signalling in leucocytes, 165 LL I CONA, I. see SOLDEVILA, G. Lu l EBERMAN, J. see INCE, N.M. JARMAN, E.R. & LAMB, J.R. Reversal of established CD4° type 2 LHItM , S.-Y. & GHOSH, S.K. Autoreactive responses to an environmental T helper-mediated allergic airway inflammation and eosinophilia by factor. 2. Phthalate-induced anti-DNA specificity is downregulated by therapeutic treatment with DNA vaccines limits progression towards autoreactive cytotoxic T cells, 94 ; : chronic inflammation and remodelling, 631 LINDROTH, K., MASTACHE, E.F., ROOS, I., FERNANDEZ, A.G. & JASPER, M.J. see JOHANSSON, M. FERNANDEZ, C. Understanding thymus-independent antigen-induced JEFFRIES, D. see FLETCHER, H.A. reduction of thymus-dependent immune responses, 413 JIN, Y.-S. see MITSUHASHI, N. LINJIE, Z. see SEN, Y. JINQUAN, T. see SEN, Y. LIU, S.-H. see CHANG, D.-M. JIRIK, F.R. see MOODY, J.L. LOHRMANN, J. see MYRTEK, D. © 2004 Blackwell Publishing Ltd, /mmunology, 112, 685-688 Author * index LUDTKE, J.J. see SOKOLOFF, A.V. PARK, J.-B. see KIM, T.-G LUTTMANN, W. see MYRTEK, D PARLESAK, A. see HALLER, D PEAKMAN, M. see VYAKARNAM, A MAASER, C., EGAN, L.J., BIRKENBACH, M.P., ECKMANN, L. & PEASE, J.E. see AUGER, G.A. KAGNOFF, M.F. Expression of Epstein-Barr virus-induced gene 3 and PEDROZA-GONZALEZ, A. see GARCIA-ROMO, G.S other interleukin-12-related molecules by human intestinal epithelium, PELLME, S. see FU, H. 437 PEPYS, M.B. see GILLMORE, J.D MACARY, P.A. see BRODE, S. PEPYS, M.B. see HUTCHINSON, W.L MACEDO, F.M., DE SOUSA, M., NED, R.M., MASCARENHAS, C.., PERFETTI, V.. VIGNARELLI, M.C., PALLADINI, G., NAVAZZA. \ ANDREWS, N.C. & CORREIA-NEVES, M. Transferrin is required for GIACHINO, C. & MERLINI. G. Insights into the regulation of early T-cell differentiation, 543 immunoglobulin light chain gene rearrangements via analysis of the MAISETTA, G. see ESIN, S. « light chain locus in 4 myeloma, 420 MALTSEV, S.D. see LANG, G.A. PUCKETT, M. see SOKOLOFF, A.V MAN, A.L. see CHAMBERS, S.J. MANOJ, S., GRIEBEL, P.J.. BABIUK, L.A. & VAN DRUNEN QIUPING, Z. see SEN. Y LITTEL-VAN DEN HURK, S. Modulation of immune responses to QUN, L. see SEN, Y bovine herpesvirus-! in cattle by immunization with a DNA vaccine encoding glycoprotein D as a fusion protein with bovine RAMIREZ, M. see SOLDEVILA, G CD154, 328 REDDY, J.K., BANAPOUR, B., ANDERSON, D.E.. LEE, S.H.. MARQUES, E.T.A. see DE ARRUDA, L.B. MARQUEZ, J.P... CARLOS, M.P. & TORRES, J.V. Induction of MARQUEZ, J.P. see REDDY, J.K. immune responses against human papillomaviruses by hypervariable MASCARENHAS, C. see MACEDO, F.M. epitope constructs, 321 MASTACHE, E.F. see LINDROTH, K REGOLI, M. see CHAMBERS, S.J MATSUI, J. see TAGUCHI, T. REINERS, K.S., HANSEN, H.P., KRUSSMANN, A.. MATSUMOTO, N. see ASANO, M. SCHON, G., CSERNOK, E.. GROSS, W.L.,. ENGERT, A. & MATSUO, Y. see TAGUCHI, T. VON STRANDMANN, E.P. Selective killing of B-cell hybridomas MATTHIESEN, T. see MYRTEK, D. targeting proteinase 3, Wegener's autoantigen, 228 MCCULLOUGH, K.C. see GUZYLACK-PIRIOU, I RHODES. S.G. see VORDERMEIER, M.H MELAMED, D. see SEAGAL, J. RICHARD, J. see TANG, X MENCEL, R. see MITSUHASHI, N. RIDLEY, A.J. see IVETIC, A MERLINI, G. see PERFETTI, V. ROBERTSON, S.A. see JOHANSSON, M. MITCHELL, D.A. see GILLMORE, J.D. ROMAGNANL, S. The increased prevalence of allergy and the hygiene MITSUHASHI, N., KEARNS-JONKER, M., WU, G.D., BOWDISH, hypothesis: missing immune deviation, reduced immune suppression, or M.E., JIN, Y.-S.. MENCEL, R., ZAHORSKY-REEVES, J., FISCHER- both?, 352 LOUGHEED, J., WEINBERG, K.I., STARNES, V.A. & CRAMER, ROOK, G.A.W. see FLETCHER, H.A D.V. Identification, functional analysis and expression in a heterotopic ROOS, |. see LINDROTH, K. heart transplant model of CXCL9 in the rat, 87 ROWBOTTOM, A.W. see AL-SHANTI, N MITTLER, R.S. see MUNKS, M.W. ROY, S.. SHARMA, S., SHARMA. M., AGGARWAL. R. & BOSE. M MOODY, J.L. & JIRIK, F.R. Compound heterozygosity for Pten and SHIP Induction of nitric oxide release from the human alveolar epithelial augments T-dependent humoral immune responses and cytokine cell line A549: an in vitro correlate of innate immune response to production by CD4° T cells, 404 Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 471 MORETTA, L. see INCE, N.M. MORI, Y. see YOSHINO. S. SABIN, C.A. see GILLMORE, J.D MORO, I. see ASANO, M. SAI, T. see YOSHINO, S. MOURICH, D.V. see MUNKS, M.W. SAIFEDDINE, M. see HANSEN, K.K MUKHOPADHYAY, S., HERRE, J., BROWN, G.D. & GORDON, S. SAITO, M. see TAGUCHI, T. The potential for Toll-like receptors to collaborate with other innate SAKAMOTO, Y., HIROMATSU, K., ISHIWATA, K., INAGAKI- immune receptors, 521 OHARA, K., IKEDA, T.,. NAKAMURA-UCHIYAMA, F. & NAWA., MUNKS, M.W., MOURICH, D.V., MITTLER, R.S.. WEINBERG. Y. Chronic intestinal nematode infection induces Stat6-independent A.D. & HILL, A.B. 4-1BB and OX40 stimulation enhance CD8 interleukin-5 production and causes eosinophilic inflammatory responses and CD4 T-cell responses to a DNA prime, poxvirus boost in mice, 615 vaccine, 559 SALGADO, A. see SOLDEVILA, G. MURAD, S. see VYAKARNAM, A SALOGA, J. see BELLINGHAUSEN, I MURATA, S. see ZHANG, M. SAN, J. see SEN, Y MYRTEK, D., KNOLL, M., MATTHIESEN, T., KRAUSE, S.., SANSOM. D.M. see SOMERSET, D.A LOHRMANN, J., SCHILLINGER, D., IDZKO, M., VIRCHOW, C.J., SARTOR, R.B. see HALLER, D. FRIEDRICH, K. & LUTTMANN, W. Expression of interleukin-13 SCHAEFER, T.M., DESOUZA, K., FAHEY, J.V.. BEAGLEY, K.W. & receptor x |-subunit on peripheral blood eosinophils is regulated by WIRA, C.R. Toll-like receptor (TLR) expression and TLR-mediated cytokines, 597 cytokine/chemokine production by human uterine epithelial cells, 428 NAKAJIMA, H. see TAGUCHI, T. SCHILLINGER, D. see MYRTEK. 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STARNES, V.A. see MITSUHASHI, N. WENNERAS, C. see STENFELDT, A.-L. STEINER, T.S. see KHAN, M.A.S WIGZELL, H. see ESIN, S. STENFELDT, A.-L. & WENNERAS, C. Danger signals derived from WILHELM, M. see KUNZMANN, V. stressed and necrotic epithelial cells activate human eosinophils, 605 WINTERBONE, M.S. see CHAMBERS, S.J. STEWARD, C.G. see AL-SHANTI, N WIRA, C.R. see SCHAEFER, T.M. SUGURO, H. see ASANO, M WON, E.H. see KIM, T.-G. SUGURO, T. see TORIHATA, H. WU, G.D. see MITSUHASHI, N. SUMMERFIELD, A. see GUZYLACK-PIRIOU, L. SUZUKI, H. see YOKOYAMA, T. XU, L. see EYNOTT, P.R. SUZUKI, K. see TAGUCHI, T. XU, Z. see INCE, N.M. SUZUKI, M. see GILLMORE, J.D. AMAKI, K. see YOSHINO, S. TAGUCHI, T.. KIYOKAWA, N., TAKENOUCH, H., MATSUI, J., “AMAMURA, K.-I. see GILLMORE, J.D. TANG, W.-R., NAKAJIMA, H., SUZUKI, K., SHIOZAWA, Y.., “AMASAKI, Y. see SHAKUSHIRO, K. SAITO, M., KATAGIRI, Y.U., TAKAHASHI, T., KARASUYAMA, "AN, X., JOHNSON, B.D. & ORENTAS, R.J. Murine CD8 lymphocyte H., MATSUO, Y., OKITA, H. & FUJIMOTO, J. Deficiency of BLNK expansion in vitro by artificial antigen-presenting cells expressing hampers PLC-}2 phosphorylation and Ca*~ influx induced by the CD137L (4-1BBL) is superior to CD28, and CD137L expressed pre-B-cell receptor in human pre-B cells, 575 on neuroblastoma expands CD8 tumour-reactive effector cells AKAHASHI, T. see TAGUCHI, 1 in vivo, 105 AKAKURA, Y. see SHAKUSHIRO, K YANAGISAWA, R. see YOSHINO, S. AKANO, H. see YOSHINO, S YEH, C.-Y. see CHANG, D.-M. AKENOUCH, H. see TAGUCHI, T YEUM, C.E. see KANG, T.J. TAKENOUCHI-OHKUBO, N. see ASANO, M YOCUM, D.E. see TANG, X. “ANAKA, K. see ZHANG, M YOKOYAMA, T., DU, J.. KAWAMOTO, Y., SUZUKI, H. & ANAKA, Y. see TORIHATA, H NAKASHIMA, I. Inhibition of Fas-mediated apoptotic cell death of ANEDA, S. see YOSHINO, S murine T lymphocytes in a mouse model of immunosenescence in TANG, W.-R. see TAGUCHI, T. linkage to deterioration in cell membrane raft function, 64 ANG, X.. YOCUM., D.E., DEJONGHE, D.. NORDENSSON, K.. YOSHINO, S., YAMAKI, K., LI, X., SAT, T., YANAGISAWA, R.., LAKE, D.F. & RICHARD, J. Increased activation-induced cell death in TAKANO, H., TANEDA, S., HAYASHI, H. & MORI, Y. Prenatal peripheral lymphocytes of rheumatoid arthritis patients: the mechanism exposure to bisphenol A up-regulates immune responses, including of action, 496 T helper | and T helper 2 responses, in mice, 489 TANGYE, S.G. & HODGKIN, P.D. Divide and conquer: the importance YOU, E.-Y. see KANG, T.J. of cell division in regulating B-cell responses, 509 TORIHATA, H., ISHIKAWA, F., OKADA. Y., TANAKA, Y., UCHIDA, ZAHORSKY-REEVES, J. see MITSUHASHI, N. T., SUGURO, T. & KAKIUCHI, T. Irradiation up-regulates CD80 ZANGA, J. see HALLER, D. expression through two different mechanisms in spleen B cells, ZAVASNIK-BERGANT, V., SCHWEIGER, A., BEVEC, T., GOLOUH, B lymphoma cells, and dendritic cells, 219 R., TURK, V. & KOS, J. 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Cellular immune responses induced in cattle by heterologous prime—boost vaccination using recombinant viruses and bacille Calmette-Guerin, 461 © 2004 Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Jmmunology, 112, 685-688 Immunology 2004 112 689-690 Subject index A549, 471 CpG-oligodeoxynucleotide, 117 a NAC, 397 cross-presentation, 345 activation, 2 CFE, 53 adhesion molecules, 165 cytokine, 428, 489 adjuvants: CpG DNA, 28 cytokines, 44, 153, 404, 643, 674 adoptive transfer, 72 IL-5, 615 affinity maturation/somatic hypermutation, 413 interleukins, 2, 143, 290 z-galactosylceramide, 386 cytoskeleton, 201 allergy, 80, 624, 631 cytotoxic T cells (CTL). 105 amyloidosis, 250 cytotoxicity, 143 anergy: suppression, tolerance, 38 angiogenin, 228 danger signal, 605 animal models, 153, 624 dendritic: in vivo, 631 cell, 72, 345, 369 studies, 28 cells, 80, 117 antibody cells in vivo, 661 repertoire, 265 cells: cross-presentation, MHC class I presentation, scavenger receptors responses, 413, 509 211 antigen DNA presentation, 54, 328, 378, ; vaccine, 567 processing, 345 vaccines, 328 antisense oligonucleotides, 397 anti-tumour responses, 17 Echinococcus multilocularis, 481 apoptosis: anti-Fas Ab, Fas, 64 enzymes: asthma, 597 Jun N-terminal kinase, 446 asthma: bronchial hyperresponsiveness, inflammation, 446 proteases, proteinases, 183 autoantibodies, 13 eosinophil, 605 autoantibody, 228 eosinophils: blood, intestinal, recruitment activation, 615 autoimmune thyroid disease, 13 epithelial, 428 autoimmunity, 255, 265, 404 cells, 471 rheumatoid arthritis, human, 496 epitopes, 13 B cells, anti-DNA Epstein-Barr virus-induced gene-3, 4: 3 antibodies, | ESAT-6, 669 antibodies, autoreactive CTLs, 94 exogenous antigen, 345 Wegener's granulomatosis, 228 experimental autoimmune thyroiditis, 13 autoreactive CTLs, | Fas /Fas-ligand, 265 B cells, 413, 509, 550, 575 fetal exposure, 489 B irradiated, LPS-stimulated, 219 food allergy, 72 bacteria: Mycobacterium bovis, 461 fusion bacterial infection, 651 protein, 228 B-cell proteins, 643 development, 265 receptor, 575 yo BCG, 143 T cell, 369 BHK, 583 T cells, 153 BHV-1, 328 gene expression, 310 bisphenol A, 489 GFP, 567 bovine CD154, 328 glomerulonephritis, 255 glycoprotein, 328 calcium, PARs, tyrosine phosphorylation, 183 GPCR, 201 cancer vaccines, 105 gram negative bacteria, 310 cathepsin Bacteroides vulgatus, entenc, Escherichia coli, non pathogenic, 310 H, 378 L, 378 HIV, 531 cattle, 461 HIV-1: disease progression. 136 CD8, 531 HLA Class II: genes, haplotypes. polymorphisms, 136 CD80: up-regulation, 219 human CD8°~ T cell, 397 papilloma virus (HPV): peptides, structural proteins, virus-like particles CD4° T cells, 5 (VLP), 321 cell papillomavirus, 117 division, 509 studies, 54 membrane: CTx-binding raft elements, Lek, 64 humans, 26 polarity, 165 humoral immunity, 17 cell-deficient mice, 481 hygiene hypothesis, 352 cell-mediated immune response, 481] Ig secretion, 509 immunity, 177 IgE, 72 cells, 496 IgM, 237 chemokine, 191, 428 IL-10, 643 receptors: CCR7, 274 IL-4, 669 chemokines, 301, 651 IL-482, 669 monokines, 87 IL-13 receptor, 597 chemotaxis, 87, 605 IL-1, IL-10, IFN-», anti-inflammatory, 643 class switch recombination, 265 IL-12p35, 437 cleavage, 583 IL-lra-IL-10, biological function, 643 cobra venom, 250 IL-12-related molecules, 437 complement, 250, 590 immune receptor, C5a, 590 deviation, : costimulation, 80 suppression, 352 co-stimulatory molecules, 105 immunological memory: T-cell memory, 126 © 2004 Blackwell Publishing 690 Subject index immunosenescence: T cells, 64 poly(I:C), 369 immunotherapy, 80, 631 priming, 201 inflammation, 44, 605, 651 proliferation, 143 inflammatory bowel disease: intestinal epithelial cells, 310 14-3-3 protein, 481 inhibitors: SP600125, 446 protein innate delivery, 117 immune response, 471 kinase C (PKC), 44 immunity, 54 21 kinases, 651 interferon-y, 5 53 proteins: peptides, tethered ligands, VAV-1, 183 interleukin-21, | interleukin-2 family, 779 rafts, 386 interleukin-1 receptor antagonist (IL-Ira), 643 receptor intestinal editing, 420 epithelial cells, 437 revision, 420 epithelial cells: HT-29/MTX cells, gene expression, 310 receptors: G protein-coupled receptor, complement receptor. inflammation: Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, 310 domains (intracellular), 590 nematodes: Nippostrongylus brasiliensis, chronic infections, 615 recombinant viruses, 461 xenograft, 437 regulation of light chain rearrangement, 420 iron, 543 regulatory T cells (Treg), 38 isotype exclusion, 420 reproductive immunology, 290 isotypes /isotype switching, sepsis, 153 Janus kinases, 19] signal transducers: Stat6, 615 knockout, 250 transduction, 575, 651 signaling, 191 leprosy, 674 signalling, 44, 310, 575 lipid mediators, 404 G proteins, receptors, 590 lung inflammation, 153 calcium, PARs, tyrosine phosphorylation, 183 lymph signal transduction, 165 node, 378 soluble antigens: negatively charged, ovalbumin, 211 nodes, 301 surface expression, 597 lymphocyte differentiation, 509 systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), 274 lymphocytes: autoreactive, T cells, CD14° , 496 T cells, 38, 290, 550 macrophages, 44 CD4°, 136 mCDI1d, 386 Jurkat cells, 183 mediastinal lymph nodes, 661 memory cells, Th2 cells, 274 Melanoma, 567 T lymphocytes, 404 MHC costimulation, viral, 559 class I, 54, .: 3 345 T7 phage, 237 II: trafficking, 126 targeted therapy, 228 mice, 26 T-cell migration: traffic, 301 deficiency, 481 mononuclear cells, 674 development, 191 mouse, 250 differentiation, 543 models: PKCx transgenic mice, 64 TGF-f1, 631 models: Stat6 deficient, 615 Thi, 489 mucosal Th2, 489 immune response, 550 Th cell response, 624 immunity, 290 Th1/Th2 cells, 352 mutation, 674 thymus. 191, 543 Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 471 thyroglobulin, 13 myeloma, 420 TLR, 428 TLR-9, 26 natural TLRs, 521 antibodies, 237 Toll-like receptor 2, 674 killer cells (NK cells), 143 transcription factors: IkBx, NF-«B, signalling, 310 necrosis, 605 transferrin, 543 neutrophils, 2 receptor, 543 NF-«B, 310 transforming growth factor-f, 597 NF-«B: nuclear factors, oxidative stress, 219 transgenics: knockouts, 255 NK receptor. 531 transplantation, 87 NKT cell, 386 Treg cells, 352 NO, 471 TRP-2, 567 tuberculosis, 669 tumour immunity, 117 type I interferons, 369 UFD pathway, 567 p19, 437 uterus, 428 p28, 437 p41 invariant chain, 378 vaccination, 461] phage display, 237 vaccine, 669 phagocytosis, 2 vaccines, 624 phagosome, 345 DNA LAMP Gag, prime/boost immunizations, 126 phosphorylation, 165 hypervariable epitope constructs (HECs), immunization, 321 plgR, 583 vaccinia virus, 583 pigs, 26 virulent Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 661 plasmacytoid dendritic cells, 26, 28 © 2004 Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Jmmunology, 112, 689

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