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Schechter B Oppenheim JJ (1976)
Manual of Clinical Immunology
D. Brewerton, M. Webley, A. Murphy, A. Ward (1978)
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T. Vischer (1979)
Protease inhibitors reduce mitogen induced lymphocyte stimulation.Immunology, 36 4
S. Kitagawa, F. Takaku, S. Sakamoto (1980)
Evidence that proteases are involved in superoxide production by human polymorphonuclear leukocytes and monocytes.The Journal of clinical investigation, 65 1
K. Nagai, Tohoru Nakamura, J. Koyama (1978)
Characterization of macrophage proteases involved in the ingestion of antigen—antibody complexes by the use of protease inhibitorsFEBS Letters, 92
R.Jerrold Fulton, David Hart (1980)
Detection and partial characterization of lymphoid cell surface proteases.Cellular immunology, 55 2
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Joffer AM Rubinstein HM (1977)
α1-Antitrypsin deficiency with severe panniculitisAnn Intern Med, 86
S. Breit, R. Penny (1980)
The Role of α1 Protease Inhibitor (α1 Antitrypsin) in the Regulation of Immunologic and Inflammatory ReactionsAustralian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine, 10
T. Platts-Mills, K. Ishizaka (1974)
Activation of the alternate pathway of human complements by rabbit cells.Journal of immunology, 113 1
Deviller P Bata J (1977)
Inhibition de la biosynthèse du DNA chez les lymphocytes humains par l'effet de la α1-antitrypsineC R Acad Sci P, 285
R. Musson, E. Becker (1977)
The role of an activatable esterase in immune-dependent phagocytosis by human neutrophils.Journal of immunology, 118 4
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Rheumatoid arthritis and α1-antitrypsinLancet, 1
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A REVIEW OF THE CONCEPT OF WEBER‐CHRISTIAN PANNICULITIS WITH A REPORT OF FIVE CASESBritish Journal of Dermatology, 80
M. Dierich, B. Landen, M. Schmitt (1979)
Complement receptor analogous factors in human serum: I. Isolation of a molecule inhibitory for complement dependent rosette formation, its identification as alpha 1-antitrypsin and its functional characterization.Immunobiology, 156 1-2
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Presence of alpha-1-antitrypsin on mitogen-stimulated human lymphocytes.Journal of immunology, 122 1
Fust G Mod A (1980)
Proceedings of the Fourth International Congress of Immunology, 1980
P. Arnaud, R. Galbraith, W. Faulk (1977)
Increased frequency of the MZ phenotype of alpha-1-protease inhibitor in juvenile chronic polyarthritis.The Journal of clinical investigation, 60 6
Penny R Robinson JP (1982)
Chemiluminescent response in normal human phagocytes: I. Automated measurements using a standard liquid scintillation counterJ Lab Clin Immunol, 7
Penny R Breit SN (1980)
The role of α1-protease inhibitor (α1-antitrypsin) in the regulation of immunologic and inflammatory reactionsAust NZ J Med, 10
Vischer Tl, U. Bretz, Marco Baggiolini (1976)
In vitro stimulation of lymphocytes by neutral proteinases from human polymorphonuclear leukocyte granulesThe Journal of Experimental Medicine, 144
D. Geddes, M. Webley, D. Brewerton, C. Turton, M. Turner‐Warwick, A. Murphy, A. Ward (1977)
α1-ANTITRYPSIN PHENOTYPES IN FIBROSING ALVEOLITIS AND RHEUMATOID ARTHRITISThe Lancet, 310
S. Kitagawa, F. Takaku, S. Sakamoto (1979)
Serine protease inhibitors inhibit superoxide production by human polymorphonuclear leukocytes and monocytes stimulated by various surface active agentsFEBS Letters, 107
H. Rubinstein, A. Jaffer, J. Kudrna, Y. Lertratanakul, A. Chandrasekhar, D. Slater, F. Schmid (1977)
Alpha1-antitrypsin deficiency with severe panniculitis. Report of two cases.Annals of internal medicine, 86 6
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Archives of Dermatology – American Medical Association
Published: Mar 1, 1983
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