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The role of T and NonT/nonB (N) lymphocytes in the immune response to Mycobacteria
[abstract]
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Davis WC,
Chiodini RJ,
Monaghan M.
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The cellular immunology of bovine paratuberculosis: The predominant response is mediated by CD8+ and N cells which suppress CD4+ activity.
[abstract]
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Chiodini RJ,
Davis WC.
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The immunopathogenesis of ruminant paratuberculosis.
[abstract]
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Snider TG III,
Olcott BM,
Kreeger JM,
Hines II ME,
Turnquist SE,
Vance TL,
Farrar RG.
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Preliminary evidence for the importance of gamma delta T cells in the immunity to ruminant paratuberculosis
[abstract]
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Veazey RS,
Snider TG III.
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Bovine T helper (BoCD4+) lymphocytes recognize a limited antigenic repertoir of M. paratuberculosis
[abstract]
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Chiodini RJ,
Davis WC,
Brennan PJ.
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In vivo and in vitro cell-mediated immune responses in paratuberculous cattle after sensitization with homologous and heterologous antigens.
[abstract]
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Kreeger JM,
Snider TG III.
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Mycobacterial glycolipid fractions inhibit activated macrophages.
[abstract]
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Hines II ME,
Snider TG III.
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Study of the entrance of M. paratuberculosis in the lambs intestinal mucosa using immunohistochemical methods for antigen detection.
[abstract]
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García Marín JF,
Benazzi S,
Pérez V,
Badiola JJ.
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A comparative study of digestibility in paratuberculosis and other wasting disease in sheep
[abstract]
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Juste RA,
Adúriz G,
Bravo MV,
Gonzalex L,
Oregui L.
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