Protein Conformation as an Immunological Signal
This volume is the collection of papers presented during a four day meeting, the EMBO workshop "Protein Conformation as an Immunological Signal" that took place at Portovenere (La Spezia), Italy, October 1-4, 1981. The motivation that drove us to organize this meeting was the feeling that...
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New York, NY
Springer US
1983, 1983
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1983 |
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Table of Contents:
- Antigen Structures Used by Regulatory T Cells in the Interaction Among T Suppressor, T Helper and B Cells
- Activation of Human B Lymphocytes by Antigen Specific T Cell Lines
- T Helper Cell Recognition of Two Types of Mouse Lambda Light Chains
- Effects of Anti-Idiotypic Sera (Ab-2) and Monoclonal Idiotypic Antibody (Ab-1) on the Immune Response to a Simple Polypeptide Antigen with only two Immunologically Active Epitopes. Analysis of the Response at the Unideterminant Level
- Topic IX. Effector Mechanisms for Cell Signaling Resulting from Antigen-Antibody Interactions
- The Role of IgE and its Receptor in Mediating Secretion
- A New Method for Monitoring Intracellular Free Ca2+ in Lymphocytes. Concanavalin A and Anti-Igm Induce an Early Rise of Cytoplasmic Free Ca2+
- B Lymphocyte Stimulation and Suppression by the Fc Portion of Immunoglobulin
- Modulation of Immunological Reactivity by the Fc Piece of Immunoglobulin
- Topic I. The Influence of Antigen Upon the Conformation of Antibody
- Antibody-Hapten Binding Kinetics, Conformational Transitions and Domains Interactions
- Dynamic Aspects of Signal Transfer in Antibody Molecules
- Could Aggregation of Human Immunoglobulins Bring About Appearance of Novel Antigenic Sites?
- Topic II. Structure/Function Interrelationships in IgM and IgG
- Immunoglobulin M Conformational Change is a Signal for Complement Activation
- Expression of Fc Effector Function in Homogeneous Murine Anti-ARS IgM
- The Localization of Effector Sites on Immunoglobulin G
- Human Fc? Fragment: Location of Acidic Residues Involved in Complement Activation
- Topic III. Structure Of C1, Interactions Between its Subunits and Other Macromolecules
- Ultrastructure of the First Component of Human Complement
- Binding of Human 125I-Fibronectin to C1q and to Human Monoclonal Myeloma IgG Subclasses
- Biochemical Specificity of Human Complement Component C1q
- Antibody-mediated Activation of Genetically Defective Escherichia coli Galactosidases by Monoclonal Antibodies
- Synergistic Activation by Monoclonal Antibodies of ?-galactosidase from Genetically Defective E. coli
- Antibodies as Probes of Protein Structure
- Is There a Preferential Pathway for Antibody-mediated Enzyme Activation?
- Topic VII. The Recognition by T Cells of Protein Antigens
- General Introduction
- VIIa. Which are the Antigenic Determinants that T Cells Recognize?
- T Lymphocyte Recognition of Small Peptide Antigens: Formation of Neoantigenic Determinants and Clonal Frequency Resulting in Ir Gene Control
- The Antigenic Structure of Bovine Serum Albumin: T-Cell, B-Cell, and Ia Determinants
- Attempts to Understand the Function of Macrophages and Antigen Specific Cells in their Mutual Interaction
- A Possible Immunodominant Domain on Myoglobin Recognized by T Lymphocytes
- VIIb. What is the Role of MHC and Other Genes in the Antigen-presenting cell?
- Antigen Presenting Function of Macrophages
- The Sorting-Out Problem in Antigen Presentation
- Genetic Analysis of Responsiveness to Adjuvant-Free Immunological Signals: Transfer of Genes from Responder Strains (SJL/J and CE/J) to a Nonresponder Background Uncovers a Requirement for H-2 Heterozygosity
- How is Adjuvanticity Recognised?
- VIIc. Analysis of the Ternary Complex of Antigen: MHC: and T-cell Receptor with T cell Clones
- Specificity and Restriction of T Cells in a System of Complementing Ir Genes
- Evidence for Ia-Antigen Interaction in T Cell Activation
- Somatic T Cell Hybrids in the Analysis of H-2 Restriction and Antigen Recognition
- Topic VIII. Structural Aspects of T-B and T-TInteraction
- Antigen Bridging in T Cell-B Cell Interaction: Fact or Fiction?
- B Cells as MHC Restricted Antigen Presenting Cells: A Model for T-B Interaction
- A View from the Bridge: Antigenic Determinants in Immunoregulation
- Sequence Studies on Human Complement Subcomponent C1r
- Topic IV. The Activation of the First Component of Complement
- Dissociation of C1 and Concentration Dependence of Its Activation Kinetics
- Fluid Phase Activation of Proenzymic C1r
- Activation of Mammalian Complement by Chicken C1q
- Topic V. The Importance of Antigen Conformation for Antigenicity and Immunogenicity
- Conformational Antigenic Determinants in Proteins
- Topographic Antigenic Determinants Detected by Monoclonal Antibodies to Myoglobin
- Role of Conformation on the Antigenic Determinants of Tobacco Mosaic Virus Protein
- Monoclonal Antibodies May Block Sterically or Conformationally the Antigenic Determinants of Human Growth Hormone
- An Immunochemical Study of the Changes in Conformation Undergone by Two Domains of the Tryptophan-synthetase ?2Subunit upon Association
- Topic VI. The Changes in Protein Antigen Conformation Induced by Antibody
- T Cell Replacing Factor (TRF)-Induced IgG Production in a Human B Cell Line and the Mechanism of Transmembrane Signaling through TRF-Acceptors