Intracameral injection of antigen potentiates the production of antigen-specific T cell proteins in serum after the induction of delayed-type hypersensitivity.

Studies on the induction of anterior chamber-associated immune deviation (ACAID). 1. Evidence that an antigen-specific, ACAID-inducing, cell-associated signal exists in the peripheral blood.

1991 • 179 citations

Deviant immune responses to allogeneic tumors injected intracamerally and subcutaneously in mice.

1981 • 156 citations

Ocular immune responses. I. Priming of A/J mice in the anterior chamber with azobenzenearsonate-derivatized cells induces second-order-like suppressor T cells.

1982 • 57 citations

The immune response and the eye. II. The nature of T suppressor cell induction in anterior chamber-associated immune deviation (ACAID).

1987 • 47 citations

The immune response and the eye. III. Anterior chamber-associated immune deviation can be adoptively transferred by serum.

1989 • 41 citations

The immune response and the eye. I. The effects of monoclonal antibodies to T suppressor factors in anterior chamber-associated immune deviation (ACAID).

1987 • 25 citations

The immune response and the eye: the ACAID inducing signal is dependent on the nature of the antigen.

1994 • 25 citations

Cyclophosphamide-sensitive contrasuppression in TNP-anterior chamber associated immune deviation (TNP-ACAID).

1983 • 18 citations

Appearance of T lymphocyte-derived proteins specific for the immunizing antigen in serum during a humoral immune response.

1992 • 15 citations

An approach to the unification of suppressor T cell circuits: A simplified assay for the induction of suppression by T cell-derived, antigen-binding molecules (T-ABM)

1989 • 8 citations

Specific antigen binding by proteins secreted by an antigen-specific T cell hybrid

1992 • 7 citations