Leukocyte membrane determinants regulating immune reactivity

1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. Cover 3. Table of Contents - p. Cover 4. ACADEMIC PRESS RAPID MANUSCRIPT REPRODUCTION - p. Cover 5. Copyright - p. ii 6. PREFACE - p. ii 7. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS - p. xx 8. SECTION I: LIGAND BINDING AND SUBSEQUENT CHANGES IN MEMBRANE PROPERTIES - p. xxi 9. Chapter 1: CONTROL OF THE LATERAL MOBILITY OF MEMBRANE PROTEINS - p. xxi 10. Chapter 2: MODULATION OF LYMPHOCYTE MITOGENESIS - p. 17 11. Chapter 3: REVERSIBLE MODIFICATIONS OF CELL MEMBRANE STRUCTURES INDUCED BY ANTIBODIES AGAINST TRANSPLANTATION ANTIGENS OF MAN - p. 31 12. Chapter 4: INTERACTION OF NON-MITOGENIC AND MITOGENIC LECTINS WITH T LYMPHOCYTES. ASSOCIATION OF CELLULAR RECEPTOR SITES - p. 46 13. Chapter 5: DYNAMIC BEHAVIOUR OF CONCANAVALIN RECEPTOR SITES ON RAT LYMPHOCYTES - p. 56 14. Chapter 6: MECHANISMS OF LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION. II. NEGATIVE COOPERATIVITY IN THE BINDING OF PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ (PHA) TO ITS LYMPHOCYTE RECEPTORS - p. 63 15. Chapter 7: THE ROLE OF SOME MEMBRANE-RELATED EVENTS IN B LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION BY ANTIGEN - p. 72 16. Chapter 8: DISSOCIATION OF MITOGENIC AND IMMUNOGENIC ACTIVITIES OF DNP-LEVAN CONJUGATES FOR B CELLS IN MICE - p. 79 17. Chapter 9: LYMPHOCYTE TRIGGERING BY BACTERIAL LPS. DISSOCIATION BETWEEN IMMUNOGENICITY OF TNP-LPS AND MITOGENIC AND COMPLEMENT ACTIVATING PROPERTIES - p. 87 18. Chapter 10: INHIBITION OF LPS MITOGENICITY BY POLYMYXIN B RESULTS IN LOSS OF IMMUNOGENICITY OF HAPTEN-LPS CONJUGATES - p. 95 19. Chapter 11: Differential Inhibitory Effects of Chlorpromazine on the Responses of Lymphocytes to Mitogens and Allogeneic Cells - p. 102 20. Chapter 12: PROPERTIES OF THYMOCYTE MEMBRANE AREAS BEARING CONCANAVALIN A RECEPTORS OF HIGH AFFINITY - p. 103 21. Chapter 13: Interaction of lectins with human lymphocytes studied by a surface-labeling technique - p. 105 22. Chapter 14: The fate of IgM and of anti IgM on antibody-coated Daudi cells - p. 107 23. Chapter 15: Antibody induced changes in the expression of membranal receptors and antigen receptors in lymphocytes - p. 109 24. Chapter 16: DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF A MUSHROOM LECTIN (AbL) ON PARAMETERS OF LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION - p. 111 25. Chapter 17: DIFFERENTIAL AGGLUTINATION OF MURINE LYMPHOID CELLS BY AN INVERTEBRATE LECTIN (LAgl) - p. 113 26. Chapter 18: MODULATION OF INTERACTION OF WGA WITH MEMBRANE RECEPTOR SITES BY A MEMBRANE MOBILITY AGENT AND BY TRYPSIN - p. 115 27. Chapter 19: INHIBITION OF LYMPHOCYTE MITOGENESIS BY IMMOBILIZED ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES - p. 117 28. Chapter 20: PROLONGATION OF MITOGENIC CAPACITY OF PERIODATE TREATED LYMPHOCYTES BY EXPOSURE TO GLUTARALDEHYDE - p. 119 29. Chapter 21: CYTOPLASMIC COOPERATION INDUCED BETWEEN MITOGEN STIMULATED IMMUNE CELLS - p. 121 30. Chapter 22: Potentiation of cyclic AMP (cAMP) generation in leukocytes by combination of concanavalin A (con A) with prostaglandins (PG) - p. 123 31. Chapter 23: Ion Distribution Patterns in Human Lymphocytes: the Effects of Concanavalin A and Ouabain - p. 125 32. Chapter 24: Calcium ionophore A23187 and lymphocyte activation - p. 127 33. Chapter 25: The role of divalent cations in the initiation of lymphocyte activation - p. 129 34. SECTION II: (ANTIGEN) RECEPTORS ON LYMPHOCYTES OF DIFFERENT SUBPOPULATIONS - p. 131 35. Chapter 26: CHARACTERISTICS OF IDIOTYPE-POSITIVE T LYMPHOCYTES AND THE USE OF ANTI-IDIOTYPIC ANTIBODIES TO SELECTIVELY INHIBIT T CELL FUNCTION - p. 131 36. Chapter 27: IDIOTYPIC IDENTITY OF STREP. A SPECIFIC ANTIGEN RECOGNITION SITES ON MOUSE T AND B-LYMPHOCYTES - p. 147 37. Chapter 28: SHEDDING OF T LYMPHOCYTE RECEPTORS FOR ALLOANTIGENS - p. 160 38. Chapter 29: FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF LYMPHOID CELLS DEFINED AND ISOLATED BY A FLUORESCENCE ACTIVATED CELL SORTER (FACS) FROM NORMAL AND ATHYMIC MICE - p. 172 39. Chapter 30: DENSITY OF SURFACE IG ON B–CELLS: ONTOGENIC STUDIES OF A POPULATION OF SPLENIC B–CELLS IN NORMAL MICE AND MICE WITH AN X–LINKED B–LYMPHOCYTE IMMUNE DEFECT - p. 187 40. Chapter 31: SELECTIVE RECRUITMENT IN VIVO OF SUBSETS OF RECIRCULATING LYMPHOCYTES REACTIVE TO H2 DETERMINANTS - p. 195 41. Chapter 32: CELL SURFACE IMMUNOGLOBULIN OF MOUSE T LYMPHOMA CELLS AND CULTURED FETAL THYMOCYTES - p. 204 42. Chapter 33: Studies on the expression of cell surface determinants on activated mouse lymphocytes - p. 212 43. Chapter 34: ORIGIN AND SPECIFICITY OF SURFACE IMMUNOGLOBULIN ON MLR ACTIVATED MOUSE T CELLS - p. 219 44. Chapter 35: Active and passive thyroglobulin – rosette forming cells in Obese strain (OS) chickens with spontaneous autoimmune thyroiditis - p. 227 45. Chapter 36: Antigen-binding lymphocytes in mice with an X–linked B–lymphocyte defect - p. 229 46. Chapter 37: EVALUATION OF POLYCLONAL B CELL ACTIVATORS (PBA) WITH CHROMOSOMALLY MARKED CELL POPULATIONS - p. 231 47. Chapter 38: QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF CELLULAR AND HUMORAL IMMUNOGLOBULIN IN BURSECTOMIZED CHICKENS - p. 233 48. Chapter 39: THE PRESENCE OF IgG AFFINITY ON HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES BEARING BOTH COMPLEMENT AND SRBC RECEPTORS - p. 235 49. Chapter 40: Studies on the Fc receptor of human peripheral blood monocytes and peritoneal macrophages: possible evidence for inducibility - p. 237 50. Chapter 41: BEHAVIOR AND FINE STRUCTURE OF HUMAN Fc RECEPTOR BEARING LYMPHOCYTES ADHERENT TO IMMOBILIZED ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY COMPLEXES - p. 239 51. Chapter 42: REGENERATION OF ANTIGEN-BINDING RECEPTORS ON B LYMPHOCYTES - p. 241 52. Chapter 43: Kinetic Studies of T and B Lymphocyte Membrane Markers in Mitogen Induced Proliferation - p. 243 53. Chapter 44: Isolation and characterization of phytohemagglutinin-responsive, concanavalin A-nonresponsive human T lymphocytes - p. 245 54. Chapter 45: MURINE T-CELL LYMPHOMAS, A MODEL SYSTEM FOR MOUSE T CELLS - p. 247 55. Chapter 46: Human lymphocyte subpopulations - p. 249 56. SECTION III: AUGMENTATION VERSUS SUPPRESSION OF IMMUNE REACTIVITY CONTROLLED BY LEUKOCYTE MEMBRANE DETERMINANTS - p. 251 57. Chapter 47: CELL COOPERATION MEDIATED BY PRODUCTS OF GENES IN THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX - p. 251 58. Chapter 48: CONTROL OF IMMUNOCOMPETENT CELL DIFFERENTIATION AND FUNCTION BY PRODUCTS OF THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY GENE COMPLEX - p. 267 59. Chapter 49: A SOLUBLE SUPPRESSOR OF T CELL RESPONSE IN VITRO: CHARACTERIZATION AND GENETIC RESTRICTION OF ACTIVITY - p. 284 60. Chapter 50: SUPPRESSION OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN SYNTHESIS IN VITRO BY PURIFIED ANTIBODY TO IgD - p. 295 61. Chapter 51: No histocompatibility requirements for macrophage-lymphocyte interactions in the primary immune antibody response to sheep erythrocytes in vitro - p. 301 62. Chapter 52: Characterization of macrophage derived factors effective in T-helper cell induction - p. 309 63. Chapter 53: DISSECTION OF THE ROLE OF ACCESSORY CELLS IN PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ-INDUCED T LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION - p. 316 64. Chapter 54: SUPPRESSION OF “IN VITRO” ANTIBODY SYNTHESIS BY A T CELL PRODUCT. ITS RELATION WITH THE Fc RECEPTOR OF ACTIVATED T CELLS - p. 329 65. Chapter 55: Amplification or Controlling Genes in Cell Mediated Lympholysis - p. 338 66. Chapter 56: INTERACTION OF C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP) WITH LYMPHOCYTES AND MONOCYTES: COMPLEMENT DEPENDENT OPSONIC ADHERENCE AND PHAGOCYTOSIS - p. 341 67. Chapter 57: CELL ACTIVATION DUE TO AN ‘M’ LOCUS PRODUCT ON MURINE B CELLS IN A GVH MODEL WITHOUT KILLER CELL GENERATION - p. 350 68. Chapter 58: Tropism of surface immunoglobulins may help determine isoqeneic and allogeneic lymphocyte interactions - p. 351 69. Chapter 59: IN VITRO GENERATION OF SUPPRESSOR CELL ACTIVITY. SUPPRESSION OF IN VITRO CML INDUCTION - p. 353 70. Chapter 60: DEMONSTRATION OF HUMAN CULTURE PFC (HcPFC) AND SUPPRESSOR LYMPHOCYTES IN CONGENITAL AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA (Aγ) AND COMMON VARIABLE DYSGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA (DYSγ) - p. 355 71. Chapter 61: IN VITRO studies on the cellular basis of the unresponsiveness in mice to (TG)AL - p. 357 72. Chapter 62: MACROPHAGE MEDIATED INHIBITION OF LYMPHOCYTE BLASTOGENESIS - p. 359 73. Chapter 63: ABSOLUTE MACROPHAGE REQUIREMENT FOR T-LYMPHOCYTE ACTIVATION BY MITOGENS - p. 361 74. SECTION IV: GENE PRODUCTS OF THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE - p. 363 75. Chapter 64: CELLULAR EXPRESSION OF Ia ANTIGENS AND THEIR POSSIBLE ROLE IN IMMUNE REACTIONS - p. 363 76. Chapter 65: Murine Ia Antigens. Expression On T and B Cells and Their Role In Immune Response - p. 378 77. Chapter 66: STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GUINEA PIG MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX ALLOANTIGENS - p. 392 78. Chapter 67: INHIBITION OF RAT LYMPHOCYTE FUNCTION IN VITRO BY ALLOANTISERA - p. 404 79. Chapter 68: Differential Function of MHC LD and SD Determinants - p. 415 80. Chapter 69: H-2 LINKED BIFUNCTIONAL GENETIC CONTROL OF CELL-MEDIATED LYMPHOLYSIS TO TNP-MODIFIED AUTOLOGOUS CELL SURFACES - p. 430 81. Chapter 70: WHAT CAN ONE LEARN ABOUT LYMPHOCYTES BY STUDYING H-2 MUTATIONS - p. 442 82. Chapter 71: ANALYSIS OF H-2 MUTANTS. CELL MEDIATED REACTIVITY OF THE H-2be VARIANT AND FOUR Z-1 LOCUS MUTANTS - p. 451 83. Chapter 72: TISSUE-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF H-2 IMMUNOGENICITY - p. 461 84. Chapter 73: FUNCTIONALLY DIFFERENT T LYMPHOCYTE SUBCLASSES SHARE AN IDENTICAL CONSTANT RECEPTOR PART - p. 469 85. Chapter 74: THE PRODUCTION OF ANTI-T CELL RECEPTOR SERA IN THE GUINEA PIG - p. 477 86. Chapter 75: RECOGNITION BY PREGNANCY SERUMS OF SEVERAL DISTINCT NON-HL-A ALLOANTIGENS EXPRESSED ON B CELLS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO LD DETERMINANTS - p. 484 87. Chapter 76: THE EFFECT OF PROLONGED OUABAIN TREATMENT AND OF PROTEASE INHIBITORS ON THE MIXED LYMPHOCYTE REACTION (MLR) - p. 490 88. Chapter 77: B LYMPHOCYTE ALLOANTIGENS IN MAN: EVIDENCE FOR LINKAGE TO HL-A - p. 491 89. Chapter 78: Serotyping for LD: evidence for a “new” locus in HLA - p. 493 90. Chapter 79: Inconsistencies between LD phenotypes and the predicted mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) - p. 495 91. Chapter 80: ARE MLR-R AND MLR-S GENE PRODUCTS EXPRESSED ON TWO DIFFERENT CELL TYPES? - p. 497 92. Chapter 81: The nature of MLC blocking antibodies in man - p. 499 93. Chapter 82: INHIBITION OF Fc RECEPTORS, MLC, AND RAT RENAL ALLOGRAFT REJECTION BY ALLO-ANTISERA LACKING ANTI-Ag-B SEROLOGICAL SPECIFICITY - p. 501 94. Chapter 83: The mixed kidney cell-lymphocyte culture reaction in rats - p. 503 95. Chapter 84: USE OF IMMUNE PRECIPITATION TO IDENTIFY AND SUGGEST MAPPING POSITION FOR NEW Ia SPECIFICITIES - p. 505 96. Chapter 85: Genetic control of Host versus Graft and Graft versus Host reactions in dogs bone marrow transplantation - p. 507 97. Chapter 86: THE MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX OF THE RAT - p. 509 98. Chapter 87: HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ANTIGENS OF THE GUINEA-PIG - p. 511 99. Chapter 88: FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR CLONAL DELETION OF HOST REACTIVE T CELLS IN X-IRRADIATION CHIMERAS - p. 513 100. Chapter 89: DISSOCIATION OF FUNCTIONAL RESPONSES OF LYMPHOCYTE SUBPOPULATIONS - p. 515 101. Chapter 90: Secondary T-Cell Cytotoxicity: Role of LD and SD Antigens - p. 517 102. Chapter 91: H-2 RESTRICTED T-CELL CYTOTOXIC RESPONSES TO H-Y ANTIGEN - p. 519 103. Chapter 92: Cell-mediated lympholysis in canine littermates - p. 521 104. Chapter 93: FURTHER STUDIES ON T-MEMORY CELLS PRIMED TO HISTOINCOMPATIBLE CELLS - p. 523 105. Chapter 94: A new CML antigen linked to the MHC of man - p. 525 106. Chapter 95: Relationships of secondary in vitro CML to short-term memory to human allo-antigens - p. 527 107. Chapter 96: CLUSTER FORMING CELLS (CFC) CAN MEASURE STIMULATION IN MLR - p. 529 108. Chapter 97: QUANTITATION OF LYMPHOCYTE BLAST TRANSFORMATION BY FLOW CYTOFLUOROMETRY - p. 531 109. Chapter 98: Tyrosine Peptide Homologies in the HLA Antigen System - p. 533 110. Chapter 99: CELL-CELL INTERACTION IN CALF AND HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES TRANSFORMED BY SODIUM PERIODATE - p. 535 111. SECTION V: MEDIATION OF EFFECTOR FUNCTIONS BY MEMBRANE DETERMINANTS IN DIFFERENT LEUKOCYTE (SUB)POPULATIONS - p. 537 112. Chapter 100: CELL SURFACE STIMULATION AND LIGAND BINDING DETERMINE POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTE FUNCTION - p. 537 113. Chapter 101: Two Independent Recognition Sites for the Initiation of Histamine Release from Mast Cells - p. 550 114. Chapter 102: ACTIVATORS OF NEUTROPHILS AND K CELLS - p. 562 115. Chapter 103: ANALYSIS OF ANTIBODY DEPENDENT LYMPHOCYTIC EFFECTOR CELLS (K-CELLS) IN HUMAN BLOOD BY A PLAQUE ASSAY - p. 574 116. Chapter 104: Interactions of Initiator and Recruited T Lymphocytes in Cell-Mediated Immunity - p. 585 117. Chapter 105: T-T cell interactions during in vitro cytotoxic allograft responses - p. 597 118. Chapter 106: SPECIFIC GEL PRECIPITATION OF A T CELL MEMBRANE COMPONENT INVOLVED IN T CELL-MEDIATED KILLING - p. 609 119. Chapter 107: HETEROGENEITY OF HUMAN LYMPHOID CELLS BINDING THE Fc REGION OF IgG - p. 618 120. Chapter 108: ORIGIN OF EFFECTOR CELLS AND MECHANISM OF LYMPHOCYTE-DEPENDENT ANTIBODY CYTOTOXICITY IN RABBIT - p. 626 121. Chapter 109: RELATION BETWEEN RECEPTOR BINDING, PHAGOCYTOSIS AND EFFECTOR FUNCTION OF HUMAN POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTES - p. 632 122. Chapter 110: THE EFFECT OF FACTORS INFLUENCING CELLULAR cAMP ON PHAGOCYTOSIS AND LYSOSOMAL ENZYME RELEASE BY MOUSE MACROPHAGES - p. 639 123. Chapter 111: EFFECT OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ON MACROPHAGE ARMING - p. 646 124. Chapter 112: K cell cytotoxicity: studies into nature of kill phase - p. 652 125. Chapter 113: Cytotoxic Effector Cells in the Bone Marrow of Normal Humans - p. 653 126. Chapter 114: INITIATION OF SUPPRESSION OF THE CYTOTOXIC LYMPHOCYTE RESPONSE - p. 655 127. Chapter 115: Species-specific lymphocyte-target cell interaction in vitro - p. 657 128. Chapter 116: Intrinsic and acquired cytotoxic specificity of activated human lymphocytes - p. 659 129. Chapter 117: The cytotoxic activity of different rat lymphocyte subpopulations sensitized in vitro - p. 661 130. Chapter 118: STRONG PROLIFERATIVE RESPONSE, BUT LACK OF CYTOTOXIC EFFECTOR CELL GENERATION TO SYNGENEIC RCS TUMOR IN LYMPHOID CELLS FROM NORMAL AND IMMUNE SJL/J MICE - p. 663 131. Chapter 119: Characterization of anti-MSV cytotoxic lymphocytes generated in secondary mixed leukocyte-tumor cell cultures - p. 665 132. Chapter 120: Changes in Murine Lymphocyte Surface Topography Induced by Friend Virus Infection - p. 667 133. Chapter 121: SEQUENTIAL CHANGES IN LYMPHOCYTE RESPONSES TO HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT HERPETIC INFECTION - p. 669 134. Chapter 122: LOCALIZATION OF THE IgG EFFECTOR SITE FOR MONOCYTE RECEPTORS - p. 671 135. Chapter 123: MONOCYTE-MEDIATED LYSIS OF HUMAN ERYTHROCYTES - p. 673 136. Chapter 124: In vitro studies on endocytosis and lysosomal function on Rat Kupffer cells - p. 675 137. Chapter 125: PHAGOCYTOSIS OF DNA-ANTI-DNA COMPLEXES BY HUMAN PMN VIA Fc AND C3 RECEPTOR - p. 677 138. Chapter 126: SPONGE MATRIX ALLOGRAFTS: ISOLATION AND PRELIMINARY IN VITRO CHARACTERIZATION OF KILLER CELLS INFILTRATING MOUSE ALLOGRAFTS - p. 679 139. Chapter 127: Separate membrane receptors on activated T cells determine the specificity of cell-mediated cytolysis - p. 681 140. Chapter 128: Fc-RECEPTOR NEGATIVE LYMPHOCYTE POPULATIONS AS EFFECTOR CELLS IN HUMAN ANTIBODY-DEPENDENT CELL-MEDIATED CYTOTOXICITY (ADCMC) - p. 683 141. SECTION VI: LEUKOCYTE MEMBRANE DETERMINANTS IN DIFFERENTIATION AND MATURATION - p. 685 142. Chapter 129: B-LYMPHOCYTE COLONY FORMATION IN VITRO - p. 685 143. Chapter 130: Membrane receptors on mouse bone marrow colony cells grown in vitro - p. 694 144. Chapter 131: FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF THE ONTOGENY OF THE M-LOCUS PRODUCT: A SURFACE ANTIGEN OF MURINE B LYMPHOCYTES - p. 701 145. Chapter 132: INDUCTION OF HUMAN T-LYMPHOCYTE DIFFERENTIATION ANTIGENS - p. 709 146. Chapter 133: INDUCTION OF SURFACE RECEPTORS ON GRANULOCYTE, T, AND B CELL PRECURSORS IN HUMAN BONE MARROW BY THYMIC AND NON-THYMIC AGENTS - p. 717 147. Chapter 134: TISSUE FACTORS STIMULATING OR INHIBITING GROWTH OF HUMAN T LYMPHOCYTE COLONIES - p. 725 148. Chapter 135: Isolation and Maturation-Sequence of Two Populations of Rabbit B Cells - p. 727 149. Chapter 136: BINDING OF AUTOLOGOUS ERYTHROCYTES TO IMMATURE T-CELLS - p. 729 150. Chapter 137: Development of a Specific Antibody Marker for Circulating Human Monocytes and Tissue Macrophages - p. 731 151. WORKSHOP REPORTS - p. 733 152. Chapter 138: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “CELL SEPARATION ON THE BASIS OF RECEPTOR AFFINITY. I. The chemistry of solid support derivatisation for immunoadsorption” - p. 733 153. Chapter 139: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “TYPING OF HUMAN MLC DETERMINANTS” - p. 737 154. Chapter 140: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “RECOGNITION OF LEUKOCYTE SUBPOPULATIONS BY CELL SPECIFIC MEMBRANE ANTIGENS” - p. 741 155. Chapter 141: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “DIFFERENTIATION OF T-CELLS AND THEIR MEMBRANE DETERMINANTS” - p. 744 156. Chapter 142: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “REGULATION OF LYMPHOCYTE METABOLISM” - p. 746 157. Chapter 143: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “ANTIBODY-DEPENDENT CYTOTOXIC ACTIVITY AS A PROPERTY OF Fc RECEPTOR CELLS” - p. 750 158. Chapter 144: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STIMULATION IN MLR AND CML” - p. 752 159. Chapter 145: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “HUMAN LEUKOCYTE SUBPOPULATION MARKERS” - p. 755 160. Chapter 146: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “MACROPHAGE-LYMPHOCYTE INTERACTION” - p. 758 161. Chapter 147: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF LEUKOCYTE MEMBRANE DETERMINANTS” - p. 760 162. Chapter 148: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “INTERACTION BETWEEN VIRUSES AND LYMPHOCYTES” - p. 762 163. Chapter 149: REPORT ON THE WORKSHOP: “CELL SEPARATION ON THE BASIS OF RECEPTOR AFFINITY. II. The recognition and isolation of lymphocyte sub-sets” - p. 764 164. SUBJECT INDEX - p. 766