T~E JOURNALOFIMMUNOLOGY
Copyright© 1976 by The Williams & Witkins Co.
VoL 117. No. 4, October 1976
Printed in U.S.A.
AUTHOR I N D E X
Araneo, Barbara A., 1233
Ault, Kenneth A., 1406
Austen, K. Frank, 1356
Baer, Harold, 1159
Bahu, Raja M., 1179
Berg, Kurt, 1370
Bernard, Alain 1117
Billing, R., 1300
Boldt, David, 1402
Borel, Yves, 1308
Boraos, Tibor, 1346
Boumsell, Laurence, 1117
Boyle, Michael D. P., 1346
Brandt, Walter E., 1104
Bretting, Hagen, 1226
Bullock, Ward E., Jr., 1164, 1171
Callahan, Gerald N., 1351
Cantell, Karl, 1370
Catanzaro, Phillip J., 1104
Catsimpoolas, Nicholas, 1406
Chan, Eva L., 1132
Chan, Keith S., 1111
Chesebro, Bruce, 1267
Chesebro, Kevin, 1267
Clark, Eloise A., 1402
Clark, Robert A., 1378
Coons, Albert H., 1067
Day, Noorbibi K., 1117
Depieds, Raymond C., 1145
Doyle, Michael V., 1152
Dvorak, Ann M., 1085
Dvorak, Harold F., 1085
Ebisu, Shigeyuki, 1256
Eisen, Herman N., 1189
Elin, Ronald J., 1238
Ferrone, Soldano, 1351
Fiedel, Barry A., 1073
Frosch, Matthew, 1282
Fuks, Zvi, 1331
Galli, Anne S., 1085
Galli, Stephen J., 1085
Gerhart, Stanley, 1314, 1320
Gerin, John L., 1404
Gershon, Richard K., 1295
Gewurz, Henry, 1073
Gold, Jon W. M., 1404
Goldstein, Ira M., 1282
Good, Robert A., 1117
Gotohda, E., 1340
Gotoff, Samuel P., 1303
Greineder, Dirk K., 1261
Griffith, Ann L., 1406
Hashimoto, Takashi, 1392
Henry, Claudia, 1132
Heron, Iver, 1370
Hirano, Toshio, 1093
Hogrefe, Wayne R., 1104
Honig, R., 1300
Howe, Michael L., 1398
Iio, Atsushi, 1139
Imai, Mitsunobu, 1392
Inai, Shinya, 1256
Ishizaka, Kimishige, 1211
Johnston, Marilyn F. M., 1189
Kabat, Elvin A., 1226
Kaplan, Henry S., 1331
Kaplan, Howard B., 1282
Kaplanski, Solange, 1145
Kappler, John W., 1233
Kato, Keijiro, 1256
Kind, Leon S., 1063
King, Donna, P., 1331
Kitamura, Kiyoshi, 1203
Klebanoff, Seymour J., 1378
Klein, Jan, 1351
Kobayashi, H. 1340
Kobayashi, Hiroshi, 1250
Kodama, Takao, 1250
Koide, Yukio, 1197
Kong, Yi-chi, M., 1336
Kostyk, Thomas G., 1295
Kotani, Shozo, 1256
Kretschmer, Roberto R., 1303
Kuzumaki, Noboru, 1250
Lee, Spencer H. S., 1063
Lightbody, James L., 1336
Linthicum, D. Scott, 1179
Luderer, Albert A., 1079
MacDermott, Richard P., 1402
Maki, Takashi, 1398
Malik, Frank, 1159
Marrack, Philippa C., 1233
Matsuyama, M., 1300
Maurer, Paul H., 1079
Mayumi, Makoto, 1392
Mclntyre, O. Ross, 1139
Melchers, F., 1099
Metzler, Charles M., 1295
Meyers, Paul, 1127
Miller, Gary W.~ 1374
Mills, Gordon, 1314, 1320, 1325
Misaki, Akira, 1256
Miyakawa, Yuzo, 1203, 1392
Monticone, Vicky, 1314, 1320, 1325
Morecki, Shoshana, 1387
Moriuchi, Tetsuya, 1250
Mosier, D. E., 1363
Nagaki, Kazuyoshi, 1256
Nakagawa, Susumu, 1392
Nakayama, M., 1340
Naruse, Takuji, 1203
Nash, Geoffrey S., 1402
Ngan, Johnson, 1063
Nordin, Albert A., 1093
Ogawa, Makio, 1139
Ohanian, Sarkis H., 1346
Paetkau, Verner, 1314, 1320, 1325
Papierniak, Cynthia K., 1303
Parks, D. Elliot, 1152
Paterson, Nigel A. M., 1356
Paul, W. E., 1363
Phillips, R. A., 1099
Phillips, Stanley M., 1104
Phillips, Stephanie Gordon, 1226
Pike, Marilyn C., 1243
Platsoucas, Christos D., 1408
Polet, Herman, 1275
Pommier, Gilbert J., 1145
Portis, John, 1267
Poulik, M. David, 1351
Purcell, Robert H., 1404
Quattiere, Louis F., 1127
Radin, Allen, 1282
Rance, Roselyne J., 1145
Ranney, David F., 1219
Reisfeld, Ralph A., 1351
Remacle-Bonnet, Maryse M., 1145
Rosenstreich, David L., 1238
Rosenthal, Alan S., 1261
Said, Jonathan W., 1356
Saint, John G., 1402
Sandberg, Ann L., 1238
Scher, I., 1363
Sell, Stewart, 1179
Sendo, F., 1340
Shevach, Ethan M., 1261
Shibata, Seiichi, 1203
Shih, J. Wai.Kuo, 1404
Snyderman, Ralph, 1243
Spieker-Polet, Helga, 1275
Stadecker, Miguel J., 1387
Steinberg, Alfred D., 1219
Stewardson, Prudence B., 1303
Stollar, B. David, 1308, 1387
Stone, Sanford H., 1159
Stmber, Samuel, 1288, 1331
Strober, Warren, 1139
Swain, Susan, 1087
Takahashi, Kazuaki, 1392
Takahashi, Takashi, 1392
Takasugi, Mitsuo, 1197
Takatsu, Kiyoshi, 121t
Terasaki, P. I., 1300
Teshima, Hideki, 1117
Thursh, Donald R., 1111
Top, Franklin H., Jr., 1104
Waldmann, Thomas A., 1139
Walter, William, 1117
Wasserman, Stephen I., 1356
Wehrly, Kathy, 1267
Weigle, William 0., 1152
Woodland, Robert T., 1079
Zaras, Alexander, G. 1402
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10-091
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IgM, specific for/~-chains
Monospecitic antibodies
to Bence Jones proteins
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10-9K5
A100
10-9L2
10-9L5
A101
kappa light chains
kappa light chains
kappa free light chains
lambda light chains
lambda light chains
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