Search Results - "Schlumpberger, J M"

Protochordate allorecognition is controlled by a MHC-like gene system by Scofield, V. L, Schlumpberger, J. M, West, L. A, Weissman, I. L

“…Colonial tunicates, unlike vertebrates, undergo transplantation in nature. Rejection or acceptance between colonies of Botryllus is controlled by a single gene…”
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The impact of a summer asthma camp experience on asthma education and morbidity in children by Sorrells, V D, Chung, W, Schlumpberger, J M

“…This study examines whether an educational program emphasizing self-management skills can be successfully implemented in an asthma camp setting, and the degree…”
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CD8+ lymphocyte counts and the risk of death in advanced HIV infection by Schlumpberger, J M, Wolde-Tsadik, G, Yao, J F, Hara, J

“…Mortality related to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection occurs predominantly in patients with CD4+ lymphocyte counts of less than 50 cells/mm3. We…”
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Screening flexible sigmoidoscopy in a low-risk, highly screened population by Sakamoto, M S, Hara, J H, Schlumpberger, J M

“…The efficacy of screening flexible sigmoidoscopy in patients with a prior history of a negative screening sigmoidoscopy has not been previously studied. Charts…”
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A controlled study of variation among family physicians in HIV screening recommendations by Schlumpberger, J M, Murray, J

“…The results of a study of screening recommendations for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) by family physicians are reported. Of 209 family practice residents…”
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Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Which Test Is Best? by Sakamoto, Milton S, Schlumpberger, Jay M

“…To the Editor.—We found the article by Drs Lang and Ransohoff1 on the utility of the FOBT screening for CRC very interesting. Their results suggest that one…”
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Separation and labeling of specific subpopulations of Botryllus blood cells by Schlumpberger, J M, Weissman, I L, Scofield, V L

“…Blood cells of the colonial tunicate Botryllus were separated by density gradient centrifugation in Percoll. Unseparated blood cells were used to immunize mice…”
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Colony Specificity in the Colonial Tunicate Botryllus and the Origins of Vertebrate Immunity by Scofield, Virginia L., Jay M. Schlumpberger, Weissman, Irving L.

“…Colonies of the compound tunicate Botryllus show the capacity for self-nonself discrimination by fusion between separated pieces of the same colony and…”
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