Immunological Determinants in Development

White, Edward; Trump, Gary N.

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“…Such observations suggested a potentially useful approach for studying epithelial-mesenchymal interactions (8) . Preliminary experiments were designed to search for H-2 alloantigens on the cell surfaces of both epithelia and adjacent mesenchyme of embryonic tooth rudiments from congenic strains of mice .…”

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LOCALIZATION OF H-2 HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ALLOANTIGENS ON MOUSE EMBRYONIC TOOTH EPITHELIAL AND MESENCHYMAL CELL SURFACES

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Mansour

et al. 1974

The Journal of Cell Biology

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LOCALIZATION OF H-2 HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ALLOANTIGENS ON MOUSE EMBRYONIC TOOTH EPITHELIAL AND MESENCHYMAL CELL SURFACES

Slavkin

Trump

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The Journal of Cell Biology

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“…The nature of the hypothesis clearly suggests a means of testing it. It seems likely that much information could be obtained by employing an animal model system for cell migration experiments (Johnston & Listgarten 1972), cell reaggregation experiments (White & Trump 1972) and, most importantly, for demonstrating the extent of immunologic similarity, if any, between cell surface recognition antigens (White & Trump 1972) on those cells responsible for branchial, renal and auditory pattern formations.…”

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Familial branchio‐oto‐renal dysplasia: A new addition to the branchial arch syndromes

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The present report concerns a two-generation family of nine individuals in which the father and three of the six living children all had: (1) a mixed hearing loss with a Mondini type cochlear malformation and stapes fixation; (2) cup-shaped, anteverted pinnae with bilateral prehelical pits; (3) bilateral branchial cleft fistulas; and (4) bilateral renal dysplasia and anomalies of the collecting system. The father and one affected son also had aplasia of the lacrimal ducts. A fourth child who died at 5 months of age was reported to have branchial cleft fistulas and bilateral polycystic kidneys at autopsy. In addition, the concept of noso-embryologic communities is presented. Such groups are composed of syndromes whose total phenotypic spectra not only overlap but also share common elements in embryogenesis. This concept is illustrated with a group of branchial arch syndromes that are related in this way.

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Organ Culture of Murine Tooth Germs Exposed to Alloimmune IgG

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1981

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Immunological Determinants in Development

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LOCALIZATION OF H-2 HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ALLOANTIGENS ON MOUSE EMBRYONIC TOOTH EPITHELIAL AND MESENCHYMAL CELL SURFACES

LOCALIZATION OF H-2 HISTOCOMPATIBILITY ALLOANTIGENS ON MOUSE EMBRYONIC TOOTH EPITHELIAL AND MESENCHYMAL CELL SURFACES

Familial branchio‐oto‐renal dysplasia: A new addition to the branchial arch syndromes

Organ Culture of Murine Tooth Germs Exposed to Alloimmune IgG

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