The Journal of Immunology

T-cell receptor repertoire of mice with organ-specific autoimmunity resulting from a partial defect in T cell negative selection and dendritic cell enhancement.

Mianmian Yin, Jennifer A Smith, Marissa Chou, Jackie Chan, Yongmei Hu, Clifford A Lowell, Douglas B Gould, Mark S Anderson, Anthony L DeFranco

Activation of Lyn kinase and translocation of its PKCd target regulate phosphorylation in the IL-4-induced alternate pathway for BCR signaling.

The Journal of Immunology

Naeem Khan, Yongmei Hu, Clifford A Lowell, Thomas L Rothstein

Epithelial-derived oxysterol production tunes intestinal IgA secretion against commensals and enteric pathogen in tissue.

The Journal of Immunology

Simona Ceglia, Alyssa Berthelette, Kelsey Howley, Yun Li, Nicole K. H. Yiew, Ying Xu, Robert Adrian Brink, Jason G. Cyster, Lora V. Hooper, Gwendalyn J. Randolph, Andrea Reboldi

Autoantigen specific T-cell receptor induces organ-specific autoimmunity by escaping T cell negative selection.

The Journal of Immunology

Mianmian Yin, Jennifer A Smith, Marissa Chou, Jackie Chan, Yongmei Hu, Clifford A Lowell, Douglas B Gould, Mark S Anderson, Anthony L DeFranco

Development of uveitis in a mouse model of spontaneous autoimmunity correlates with frequency of autoantigen-specific regulatory T cells.

The Journal of Immunology

Mianmian Yin, Kamir J Hiam, Irina Proekt, Jackie Chan, Yongmei Hu, Clifford A Lowell, Douglas B Gould, Matthew Spitzer, Mark S Anderson, Anthony L DeFranco

Transcriptomic Analyses of B Cells Infected In Vitro with Transmitted/Founder HIV-1 of R5 Phenotype (HIV-R5) Reveal Downregulation of IGLL1 Gene in Persistent Infection.

The Journal of Immunology

Girish Vyas, Randall Bozzini, Matthew Nix, Claudia Sanchez, Yale Santos, Anshu Vashishtha, Arun Wiita, Charles Chiu, Clifford Lowell

B Cell Receptor Crosstalk: The IL-4-induced Alternate Pathway for BCR Signaling Operates in Parallel with the Classical Pathway, Is Sensitive to Rottlerin, and Depends on Lyn (86.14).

The Journal of Immunology

Benchang Guo, Derek Blair, Thomas Chiles, Clifford Lowell, Thomas Rothstein

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T-cell receptor repertoire of mice with organ-specific autoimmunity resulting from a partial defect in T cell negative selection and dendritic cell enhancement.

Activation of Lyn kinase and translocation of its PKCd target regulate phosphorylation in the IL-4-induced alternate pathway for BCR signaling.

Epithelial-derived oxysterol production tunes intestinal IgA secretion against commensals and enteric pathogen in tissue.

Autoantigen specific T-cell receptor induces organ-specific autoimmunity by escaping T cell negative selection.

Development of uveitis in a mouse model of spontaneous autoimmunity correlates with frequency of autoantigen-specific regulatory T cells.

Transcriptomic Analyses of B Cells Infected In Vitro with Transmitted/Founder HIV-1 of R5 Phenotype (HIV-R5) Reveal Downregulation of IGLL1 Gene in Persistent Infection.

B Cell Receptor Crosstalk: The IL-4-induced Alternate Pathway for BCR Signaling Operates in Parallel with the Classical Pathway, Is Sensitive to Rottlerin, and Depends on Lyn (86.14).

Inhibition of Toll-like receptor and Fc receptor responses in macrophages by TREM-2 and DAP12 (44.7).

CalDAG-GEF-I is required for E-selectin-dependent slow leukocyte rolling (94.2).

Receptor-independent, lipid dependent mechanism of Syk kinase activation in dendritic cells (134.71).