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... PP30[hHsp90b]slt2D) were then transformed with either a control empty vector or a vector for constitutive ERK5 expression (pG1 and pG1-ERK5, respectively [18 ]), as well as a plasmid bearing the YIL 117 w-LacZ ... stop codon position in bold) This PCR product was cleaved with SalI and PstI, and then inserted into Sal I–PstI-cleaved pHSCprom (an expression vector that comprises the LEU2 vector YCplac 111 ... Regulatory mechanisms for modulation of signaling through the cell integrity Slt2-mediated pathway in Saccharomyces cerevisiae J Biol Chem 275, 15 11 15 19 31 Zarzov P, Mazzoni C & Mann C (19 96) The...
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... BPV -1 L1, reacted with both wild-type BPV -1 L1 and chimeric PrP–L1 proteins To determine whether PrP–VLPs retain, at least in part, the antigenic surface structures of wild-type L1–VLPs, the ... display of the PrP epitope on the PrP–VLP surface (Fig 1D) Immunization with PrP–VLPs induces (auto-)Ab tothe PrP peptide DWEDRYYRE The chosen murine prion epitope DWEDRYYRE is situated in the central ... Failure to demonstrate a humoral immune response to scrapie infection in mice J Immunol 11 1, 14 07 14 10 10 Klein MA & Aguzzi A (2000) The neuroimmune interface in prion diseases News Physiol Sci 15 ,...
... shown The MR1 transfectants were able to activate Va19 Tg+ cells without them being loaded withany antigens (Fig 5), although the activation was less efficient than the stimulation withthe MR1 transfectants ... invariant Va14+ TCR a chain in NK1 .1+ T cell populations Int Immunol 7, 11 57 11 61 Kawano T, Cui J, Koezuka Y, Toura I, Kaneko Y, Motoki K, Ueno H, Nakagawa R, Sato H, Kondo E et al (19 97) CD1d-restricted ... afterthe treatment was confirmed by the observation that they retained a potential to produce IFN-c upon TCR engagement with antibody to CD3 that was comparable tothat of the same number of the...
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