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Quantal and graded stimulation of B lymphocytes as alternative strategies for regulating adaptive immune responses by Hawkins, E.D., Turner, M.L., Wellard, C.J., Zhou, J.H.S., Dowling, M.R., Hodgkin, P.D.

“…Lymphocytes undergo a typical response pattern following stimulation in vivo : they proliferate, differentiate to effector cells, cease dividing and…”
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single-cell pedigree analysis of alternative stochastic lymphocyte fates by Hawkins, E.D, Markham, J.F, McGuinness, L.P, Hodgkin, P.D

“…In contrast to most stimulated lymphocytes, B cells exposed to Toll-like receptor 9 ligands are nonself-adherent, allowing individual cells and families to be…”
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model of immune regulation as a consequence of randomized lymphocyte division and death times by Hawkins, E.D, Turner, M.L, Dowling, M.R, van Gend, C, Hodgkin, P.D

“…The magnitude of an adaptive immune response is controlled by the interplay of lymphocyte quiescence, proliferation, and apoptosis. How lymphocytes integrate…”
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Scribble acts as an oncogene in Eμ-myc-driven lymphoma by Hawkins, E D, Oliaro, J, Ramsbottom, K M, Newbold, A, Humbert, P O, Johnstone, R W, Russell, S M

“…Scribble complex proteins maintain apicobasal polarity, regulate cell fate determination and function as tumour suppressors in epithelial tissue. Despite…”
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Upsides and downsides to polarity and asymmetric cell division in leukemia by Hawkins, E D, Russell, S M

“…The notion that polarity regulators can act as tumor suppressors in epithelial cells is now well accepted. The function of these proteins in lymphocytes is…”
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The effect of correlations on the population dynamics of lymphocytes by Wellard, C., Markham, J., Hawkins, E.D., Hodgkin, P.D.

“…Recent studies of the population dynamics of a system of lymphocytes in an in vitro immune response have reported strong correlations in cell division times,…”
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Cardiovascular and antilipolytic effects of the adenosine agonist GR79236 by Merkel, L A, Hawkins, E D, Colussi, D J, Greenland, B D, Smits, G J, Perrone, M H, Cox, B F

“…Adenosine is known to produce cardiovascular effects such as bradycardia and hypotension via activation of myocardial (A1) and vascular (A2) receptors and…”
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