Wetlands in Maryland,

Clones of Human Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes Derived from an Allosensitized Individual: HLA Specificity and Cell Surface Markers

“…The two CTL clones were Sm Ig-negative, E-rosette-positive, EA-(Fc receptor) and EAC-(C3b.d receptors) rosette-negative. HLA-A, -B, -C-positive, and also HLA-DR-or 'la-like' -positive; this lasi characteristic has previously been reported [7,9,11,15,16,24,33] for alloactivated and long-term cultured T lymphocytes using xeno-or allo-gcneic anti-DR reagents. Whereas the anti-l-A^'andanM-l-E/O monoclonal antibodicscross-reacting with HLA-DR bound equally well to the AR5 EBVtransformed B-cell line ("not shown), the anti-I-E/C' reacted prefercniially with ihe cytotoxic T cells.…”

Moving from a regional to a continental perspective of Phragmites australis invasion in North America

“…The climate is temperate, with hot and humid summers and relatively mild winters (Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay 2004). The wetlands of the Chesapeake Bay provide critical habitat—as a nursery, for feeding, and for cover—for the ∼200 species of fish that occur in the Bay (Metzgar 1973; Tiner and Burke 1995). In addition, the wetlands of the Chesapeake Bay are extremely important to migratory birds on the Atlantic Flyway; one-third of these birds actually winter in the Bay (Tiner and Burke 1995).…”

Murine Monoclonal Antibodies to Human Pancreatic Cancer: Specificity and Sensitivity

“…MAbs for other tumors have been radiolabeled with 131I o r 11 'In and used for diagnostic imaging in patients with various malignan cies [12][13][14][15]. Murine MAbs directed against pancreatic adenocarcinoma have been developed by other inves tigators, from either human pancreatic or colon can-28 are suitable agents for use as radiolabeled diagnostic cer cell lines [16][17][18][19][20]. Their potential use as imaging agents in pancreatic cancer has not been explored.…”