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Immunochemical Techniques, Part H: Effectors and Mediators of Lymphoid Cell Functions, Volume 116: Volume 116: Immunochemical Techniques Part H (Methods in Enzymology)

Immunochemical techniques. Volume 116, Part H, Effectors and mediators of lymphoid cell functions

Helen Van Vunakis; John J Langone; Giovanni Di Sabato; Johannes Everse

Giovanni Di Sabato; John Joseph Langone; Helen Van Vunakis

Nathan P. Colowick, Nathan P. Kaplan, Giovanni Di Sabato

Ed. by Giovanni Di Sabato et al

Sidney P. Colowick

Morgan Kaufmann Publishers

Brooks/Cole

Methods in enzymology, v. 70, 73, 74, 84, 92, 93, 108, 116, 121, 132, 150, 162, 163, New York, 1980-<1988>

Methods in enzymology, volume 116, pt. H, Orlando, Fla, 1985

Methods in enzymology (Print), 116, 1985

United States, United States of America

United States, 1985

November 28, 1985

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Content:
Contributors to volume 116
Pages ix-xii
Preface
Page xiii
Giovanni Di Sabato, John J. Langone, Helen Van Vunakis
Volumes in series
Pages xvii-xxvi
[1] Immunoglobulin G (IgG) Original Research Article
Pages 3-25
Peter D. Gorevic, Frances C. Prelli, Blas Frangione
[2] Immunoglobulin M (IgM) Original Research Article
Pages 26-36
David J. Hayzer, Jean-Claude Jaton
[3] Immunoglobulin A (IgA) Original Research Article
Pages 37-75
Jiri Mestecky, Mogens Kilian
[4] Immunoglobulin E (IgE) Original Research Article
Pages 76-94
Kimishige Ishizaka
[5] Immunoglobulin D (IgD) Original Research Article
Pages 95-101
Hans L. Spiegelberg
[6] Light chains of human immunoglobulins Original Research Article
Pages 101-121
Alan Solomon
[7] Plasmacytomas and murine immunoglobulins Original Research Article
Pages 121-145
Sandra J. Smith-Gill, Fred D. Finkelman, Michael Potter
[8] Antiisotypic antibodies Original Research Article
Pages 146-156
David M. Spalding, William J. Koopman
[9] Antiallotypic antibodies Original Research Article
Pages 157-173
Susan Jackson, Thomas J. Kindt
[10] Antiidiotypic antibodies Original Research Article
Pages 174-189
David E. Briles, John F. Kearney
[11] Crystallization of immunoglobulins and their fragments for x-ray diffraction studies Original Research Article
Pages 190-200
Roberto J. Poljak
[12] Methods for the study of the metabolism of immunoglobulins Original Research Article
Pages 201-210
Thomas A. Waldmann
[13] Thymic hormones: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 213-219
Teresa L.K. Low, Allan L. Goldstein
[14] Thymosin fraction 5 and 5A Original Research Article
Pages 219-233
Teresa L.K. Low, Allan L. Goldstein
[15] Thymosin О± 1 and polypeptide ОІ 1 Original Research Article
Pages 233-248
Teresa L.K. Low, Allan L. Goldstein
[16] Thymosin ОІ 4 Original Research Article
Pages 248-255
Teresa L.K. Low, Allan L. Goldstein
[17] Prothymosin О± and О± 1 -like peptides Original Research Article
Pages 255-265
A.A. Haritos, Gregory J. Goodall, B.L. Horecker
[18] Thymosin ОІ 4 -like peptides Original Research Article
Pages 265-269
B.L. Horecker, Susan Erickson-Viitanen, Ewald Hannappel
[19] Thymulin Original Research Article
Pages 269-279
Jean-Marie Pleau, Louis Noel Gastinel, Jean-François Bach
[20] Thymopoietin and ubiquitin Original Research Article
Pages 279-291
Tapan Audhya, Gideon Goldstein
[21] Antigen-specific factors: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 295-303
D.R. Webb, J.A. Kapp, C.W. Pierce
[22] Antigen-specific suppressor factors from hybridoma cell lines Original Research Article
Pages 303-311
Judith A. Kapp, Craig M. Sorensen, Carl W. Pierce
[23] Antigen-specific suppressor T cells and their soluble products Original Research Article
Pages 311-325
Masaru Taniguchi, Masamoto Kanno, Takashi Saito
[24] GAT antigen-specific suppressor factors Original Research Article
Pages 325-340
K. Krupen, C. Turck, S. Stein, J.A. Kapp, D.R. Webb
[25] Antigen-specific helper factor to poly(Tyr, Glu)-poly( dl Ala)-poly(Lys), TGAL Original Research Article
Pages 340-353
Michael J. Taussig
[26] Antigen nonspecific lymphokines: An overview Original Research Article
Pages 357-372
Joost J. Oppenheim
[27] B cell growth and differentiation factors Original Research Article
Pages 372-379
Kathryn Brooks, Rafael Fernandez, Ellen S. Vitetta
[28] Migration inhibitory factor Original Research Article
Pages 379-394
Heinz G. Remold, Alma D. Mednis
[29] Soluble immune response suppressor (SIRS) Original Research Article
Pages 395-402
Thomas M. Aune, H. William Schnaper, Carl W. Pierce
[30] IgG-binding factors Original Research Article
Pages 403-416
W.H. Fridman, M.J. Gelabert, M. Daëron, J. Moncuit, I. Löwy, J. Thèze, C. Néauport-Sautès
[31] A soluble T cell suppressor factor for the mixed leukocyte response (MLR-TsF) Original Research Article
Pages 416-427
Margaret Beckwith, Chris Arhelger, Susan Rich
[32] Allogeneic effect factor Original Research Article
Pages 428-440
David H. Katz, Riaz I. Zuberi
[33] Human lymphotoxin Original Research Article
Pages 441-448
Bharat B. Aggarwal
[34] Human tumor necrosis factor Original Research Article
Pages 448-456
Bharat B. Aggarwal, William J. Kohr
[35] Human interleukin 1 Original Research Article
Pages 456-467
Igal Gery, John A. Schmidt
[36] Interleukin 1 from human leukemic monocytes Original Research Article
Pages 467-479
Lawrence B. Lachman, Li-Chen Nancy Shih, Dale C. Brown
[37] Murine interleukin 1 Original Research Article
Pages 480-492
Mitchell Dukovich, Steven B. Mizel
[38] Human interleukin 2 Original Research Article
Pages 493-525
Richard J. Robb
[39] Murine interleukin 2 Original Research Article
Pages 526-539
Verner Paetkau, Denis Riendeau, R. Chris Bleackley
[40] Interleukin 3 Original Research Article
Pages 540-552
James N. Ihle, Yacob Weinstein, Jonathan Keller, Louis Henderson, Edmund Palaszynski
[41] Murine mast cell growth factor Original Research Article
Pages 553-563
Yee-Pang Yung, Karl Welte
[42] The macrophage colony-stimulating factor, CSF-1 Original Research Article
Pages 564-587
E. Richard Stanley
[43] Murine granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor Original Research Article
Pages 588-600
Antony W. Burgess, Edouard C. Nice
[44] Granulocyte colony stimulating factor Original Research Article
Pages 600-619
Nicos A. Nicola
Author index
Pages 621-647
Subject index
Pages 649-665

IgG molecules consist of identical pairs of heavy (H) and light (L) chains (MW = 50,000 and 25,000, respectively) linked by disulfide bridges (Fig. 1).

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