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An evolutionarily conserved program of B-cell development and activation in zebrafish by Page, Dawne M., Wittamer, Valerie, Bertrand, Julien Y., Lewis, Kanako L., Pratt, David N., Delgado, Noemi, Schale, Sarah E., McGue, Caitlyn, Jacobsen, Bradley H., Doty, Alyssa, Pao, Yvonne, Yang, Hongbo, Chi, Neil C., Magor, Brad G., Traver, David

“…Teleost fish are among the most ancient vertebrates possessing an adaptive immune system with B and T lymphocytes that produce memory responses to pathogens…”
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Polluted wetlands contain multidrug-resistance plasmids encoding CTX-M-type extended-spectrum β-lactamases by Botts, Ryan T., Page, Dawne M., Bravo, Joseph A., Brown, Madelaine L., Castilleja, Claudia C., Guzman, Victoria L., Hall, Samantha, Henderson, Jacob D., Kenney, Shelby M., Lensink, Mariele E., Paternoster, Megan V., Pyle, Sarah L., Ustick, Lucas, Walters-Laird, Chara J., Top, Eva M., Cummings, David E.

“…While most detailed analyses of antibiotic resistance plasmids focus on those found in clinical isolates, less is known about the vast environmental reservoir…”
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Generation of Mice Deficient for Macrophage Galactose- and N-Acetylgalactosamine-Specific Lectin: Limited Role in Lymphoid and Erythroid Homeostasis and Evidence for Multiple Lectins by Onami, Thandi M., Lin, Meei-Yun, Page, Dawne M., Reynolds, Shirley A., Katayama, Carol D., Marth, Jamey D., Irimura, Tatsuro, Varki, Ajit, Varki, Nissi, Hedrick, Stephen M.

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The ST3Gal-I Sialyltransferase Controls CD8 + T Lymphocyte Homeostasis by Modulating O-Glycan Biosynthesis by Priatel, John J, Chui, Daniel, Hiraoka, Nobuyoshi, Simmons, Collan J.T, Richardson, Kevin B, Page, Dawne M, Fukuda, Minoru, Varki, Nissi M, Marth, Jamey D

“…T lymphocyte activation evokes distinct changes in cell surface O-glycans. CD8 + T cells undergo an elimination of sialic acid on core 1 O-glycans and an…”
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Cutting Edge: Thymic Selection and Autoreactivity Are Regulated by Multiple Coreceptors Involved in T Cell Activation by Page, Dawne M

“…Immune responses are shaped by several processes that promote responses to pathogens and hinder responses to self. One mechanism that contributes to this…”
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Requirement for a Complex Array of Costimulators in the Negative Selection of Autoreactive Thymocytes In Vivo by Li, Ruixia, Page, Dawne M

“…Autoreactive thymocytes can be deleted at an immature stage of their development by Ag-induced apoptosis or negative selection. In addition to Ag, negative…”
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TNF Receptor-Deficient Mice Reveal Striking Differences Between Several Models of Thymocyte Negative Selection by Page, Dawne M, Roberts, Edda M, Peschon, Jacques J, Hedrick, Stephen M

“…Central tolerance depends upon Ag-mediated cell death in developing thymocytes. However, the mechanism of induced death is poorly understood. Among the known…”
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Negative Selection of CD4+CD8+Thymocytes by T-Cell Receptor Peptide Antagonists by Page, Dawne M., Alexander, Jeff, Snoke, Ken, Appella, Ettore, Sette, Alessandro, Hedrick, Stephen M., Grey, Howard M.

“…Antigen-induced activation of T cells can be specifically inhibited by antigen analogs that have been termed T-cell receptor peptide antagonists. These…”
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An essential role for gp39, the ligand for CD40, in thymic selection by Foy, T M, Page, D M, Waldschmidt, T J, Schoneveld, A, Laman, J D, Masters, S R, Tygrett, L, Ledbetter, J A, Aruffo, A, Claassen, E, Xu, J C, Flavell, R A, Oehen, S, Hedrick, S M, Noelle, R J

“…The interactions between CD40 on B cells and its ligand gp39 on activated T helper cells are known to be essential for the development of thymus-dependent…”
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Role of Thy-1 in T cell development by Page, DM, Tokugawa, Y, Silver, J, Stewart, CL

“…Tolerance to self proteins is accomplished in part by elimination of autoreactive immature T cells as they develop in the thymus. Although many investigators…”
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Generation of Mice Deficient for Macrophage Galactose- and N-Acetylgalactosamine-Specific Lectin: Limited Role in Lymphoid and Erythroid Homeostasis and Evidence for Multiple Lectins by Onami, Thandi M., Lin, Meei-Yun, Page, Dawne M., Reynolds, Shirley A., Katayama, Carol D., Marth, Jamey D., Irimura, Tatsuro, Varki, Ajit, Varki, Nissi, Hedrick, Stephen

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Cellular and biochemical requirements for thymocyte negative selection by Page, Dawne M., Kane, Lawrence P., Onami, Thandi M., Hedrick, Stephen M.

“…Developing T cells which recognize self-proteins are specifically deleted by the process of negative selection in the thymus. This review summarizes data from…”
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Antigen receptor-induced cell cycle arrest in WEHI-231 B lymphoma cells depends on the duration of signaling before the G1 phase restriction point by PAGE, D. M, DEFRANCO, A. L

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Mutational analysis of antigen receptor regulation of B lymphocyte growth. Evidence for involvement of the phosphoinositide signaling pathway by Page, D M, Gold, M R, Fahey, K A, Matsuuchi, L, DeFranco, A L

“…Stimulation of the antigen receptor of WEHI-231 B lymphoma cells with anti-receptor antibodies (anti-IgM) induces irreversible growth arrest. Anti-IgM…”
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Antigen Receptor-Induced Cell Cycle Arrest in WEHI-231 B Lymphoma Cells Depends on the Duration of Signaling before the G1 Phase Restriction Point by Page, Dawne M., Defranco, Anthony L.

“…Stimulation of antigen receptors on WEHI-231 B lymphoma cells with anti-receptor antibodies (antiimmunoglobulin M [IgM]) causes irreversible growth arrest…”
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Antigen Receptor-Induced Cell Cycle Arrest in WEHI-231 B Lymphoma Cells Depends on the Duration of Signaling before the G 1 Phase Restriction Point by Page, Dawne M., Defranco, Anthony L.

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Antigen analogs as therapeutic agents by Alexander, J, Ruppert, J, Page, D M, Hedrick, S M, Franco, A, Ishioka, G Y, Grey, H M, Sette, A

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