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Aaronson, Wendy, 200Abe, Yoshiaki, 814Affonso, Heloiza T., 140Agneray, Jean, 171Alam, Md. Khorshed, 281Albright, Elizabeth L., 1021Alexander, Angelia G., 442Ailing, David W., 342Alouf, Joseph E., 814Alperin, Jack B., 561Anderson, John W., 758Anderson, Martha J., 897Andrese, A. P., 945Anthony, William C., 348Aoki, Hiizu, 383Appelbaum, B., 663Arneborn, Per, 36Arnold, Douglas R., 290Arvin, Ann M., 532Asa, D. Kevin, 590Avigad, Lois S., 123Azuma, Ichiro, 1193

Babb, James L., 322Babiuk, L. A., 483Baker, Phillip J., 132Balachandran, N., 846Balish, Edward, 758Barber, J. C., 995Barber, W. Henry, 650Barbour, Barbara A., 342Barile, Michael F., 990, 1111Baringer, J. Richard, 724Barmada, Mamdouha A., 744Baron, S., 995Bar-Shavit, Zvi, 417Basaca-Sevilla, Virginia, 822Bass, David A., 284Bass, Joe A., 1146Bastardo, Jesus W., 1134Baughn, Robert E., 575Beachey, Edwin H., 119, 791Beaman, Blaine L., 24, 244, 733Beaman, LoVelle, 1200Bedigian, Hendrick G., 1007Bedigian, Mary K., 822Beining, Paul R., 132Beisel, W. R., 114Bell, Robin G., 186, 194Bellahsene, Arezki, 873Berg, Rodney D., 1073Bergmeier, Lesley A., 999Bernheimer, Alan W., 123Berry, V. K., 1146Betts, Robert F., 348Biberfeld, Gunnel, 36Biel, Michael L., 892

Bjorck, Lars, 879Black, Robert W., 108Blacklow, Neil R., 822Blalock, J. E., 356Blalock, J. Edwin, 301Blyth, William A., 902Boer, Marijke, 837Boese-Marrazzo, Deborah, 1028Bostian, K. A., 114Bozeman, F. Marilyn, 966Bridges, Raymond B., 1096Brossard, Claudine, 171Brown, J. Edward, 98Brown, John Clifford, 50Brown, Tim J., 401, 408Buckley, Helen R., 1141Buckwold, Frederick J., 76Burns, W. H., 808

Calandra, Gary B., 306Calmes, Robert, 551Canonico, P. G., 114Caplan, D. D., 671Carlsson, Jan, 329, 335, 1190Carson, Johnny L., 1117Carter, Philip B., 827Cassell, Gail H., 590Cassizzi, Angelica M., 1185Cate, Thomas R., 348Cauley, Larry K., 633Celesk, Roger A., 768Chandler, Donna K. F., 1111Chang, Bing, 908Chanock, Robert M., 342, 348Chantler, Shireen, 435Cherniak, Robert, 295Cherry, Marianna, 1007Chetty, Chamroen, 158Chi, Emil, 234Chiba, Shunzo, 842Chiba, Yasuo, 842Chu, Chung L., 1055Cisneros, Luis A., 348Clagett, James, 234Clements, John D., 91Closs, Otto, 17Cochran, Teena, 526Coleman, R. Marie, 1067Collier, Albert M., 1117Connor, R. J., 945Costello, Lauren E., 744Couch, Robert B., 348Cowell, James L., 261Cox, Rebecca A., 290Cukor, George, 822Cummings, Nancy P., 617Cursons, Ray T. M., 401, 408

Curtis, Jill, 30

Dale, James B., 791Daniele, Ronald P., 1185Davis, Betty R., 361Davis, Jerry K., 590Davis, William B., 542Davis-Scibienski, Carole, 24Dawson, K. M., 960Day, Noorbibi K., 165Dean, Evelyn A., 824DeBoy, John M., II, 361DeChatelet, L. R., 609Dee, Thomas H., 1062de Graaf, F. K., 1125de Graaff, Johannes, 226DeLozier, K. Mayo, 590Desgranges, C., 1180Devenish, J. A., 500Dianzani, Ferdinando, 561Dick, J. D., 808DiRienzo, Sharon, 623Doctor, B. P., 98Douglas, Gordon, Jr., 348

Echeverria, Peter, 822Ellis, Ronald, 165Engel, David, 234Ennis, Frank A., 966Erfle, V., 972

Falk, Werner, 953Faucon, N., 1180Feorino, P. M., 671Finkelstein, Richard A., 91Flannery, Geraldine M., 132Formal, Samuel B., 207Forsgren, Arne, 873Forsum, Urban K., 1102Fox, Alvin, 526Friedman, Richard L., 152, 271Froehlich, Jean L., 108Fuccillo, D., 945Fujiwara, Kosaku, 42

Gabriel, Sylvie M., 853Gankema, Henk, 704Genco, Robert J., 564, 1013Georgiades, Jerzy, 561Gershwin, M. Eric, 733Gibbons, R. J., 1082Giebink, G. Scott, 1062Goldman, Rachel, 417Goldstein, K., 945Golecki, Jochen R., 685Gollapudi, Sastry V. S., 1202

ii AUTHOR INDEX

Gorin, P. A. J., 934Gorman W., 551Goto, Sachiko, 13Green, Frederick, III, 758Greenberg, Harry B., 108Greenberg, Richard N., 908Gregory, Stephen H., 1202Griebel, P., 483Gronowitz, J. Simon, 425Guerrant, Richard L., 908Guevarra, Gabriel, 990Guidici, Paula Annechino, 926Guinee, Pieter A. M., 704Guinet, Roland M. F., 853

Haack, Dennis G., 1096Haahr, Sven, 369Hahn, Edwin C., 452Handman, Emanuela, 215Harbour, David A., 902Harding, Godfrey K. M., 76Hardy, William D., Jr., 165Hatch, Thomas P., 175Hebeler, Bruce H., 507Hehlmann, R., 972Helander, Iikka, 859Higgins, Robert J., 940Hill, Terry J., 902Hirayama, Toshiya, 678Ho, Y. M., 995Hochstein, H. Donald, 990Holbein, Bruce E., 886Hollemweguer, Enoc J., 926Holly, H. Preston, Jr., 342Holmberg, C. A., 1200Holmes, Ian H., 1134Holt, S. C., 663Horner, Irene S., 512Howard, Christopher J., 1160Howard, Edwin B., 267Howlett, Julie A., 252Hsieh, Lily, 1096Hu, Shih-Chin S., 1117Huang, Diana D., 744Huffman, A. L., 609Huq, Imdadul, 108Hyman, Debra S., 583

Iacono, Vincent J., 623Iglewski, Barbara H., 271Imanishi, Jiro, 275Isaacson, Richard E., 824Ito, Yasuhiko, 383Iwaki, Susumu, 545Iwasaki, Masakazu, 390Izumiya, K., 261

Jackson, Julius H., 287Jaffee, Penney, 1021Jann, Barbara, 685Jann, Klaus, 685Jansen, Wim H., 704

Johanson, Waldemar G., Jr.,1146

Johnson, David A., 1007Johnson, Howard M., 301Johnson, J. E., 609Johnson, Mary K., 1028Johnson, Rudolph H., 791Jones, Fred, 287

Kiailander, Clas F. R., 425Kaminura, Toshiaki, 13Kamisango, Kei-Ichi, 1193Kato, Iwao, 678Katz, Howard R., 520Kawashima, Hosaku, 814Kawata, Shigeo, 70Kelly, Kenneth, 76Kemp, John A., III, 532Kendal, Alan P., 348, 966Kenny, George E., 442Kenyon, Alan J., 452Kern, Milton, 1202Keys, Elizabeth A., 401, 408Kim, Youngki, 1062Kim, Young S., 897Kimura, Yoshinobu, 383King, Brian F., 892Kishida, Tsunataro, 275Kist, Manfred, 685Kita, Masakazu, 275Klassen, Toni, 724Knight, Vernon, 583Knudson, Gregory B., 1092Kobayashi, Shigeru, 1193Kobiler, David, 221Kobilinsky, Lawrence, 165Koestner, Adalbert, 940Koff, Wayne C., 583Kohashi, Osamu, 70Kopecko, Dennis J., 207Kotani, Shozo, 70, 617Kozel, Thomas R., 295Krakowka, Steven, 940Kreger, Arnold, 158Kronvall, Goran, 879Kuehn, Cynthia, 600Kumar, Ramesh, 477Kuramitsu, H. K., 376Kuramitsu, Howard K., 83Kurdydyk, Linda M., 76Kurihara, Takako, 814Kusumoto, Shoichi, 70, 617Kuwahara, Shogo, 13

Lai, P. K., 945Lancy, P., Jr., 663Langford, M. P., 356, 995Larsh, John E., Jr., 799LeBlanc, Paul A., 520Lehner, T., 999Lehrer, Shoshana, 654Leonard, Edward J., 953Levine, Myron M., 348Levine, P. H., 945

Lieberman, Michael M., 489Lightfoote, M., 945Lillich, Thomas T., 551Lim, Thuang S., 633Linder, Regina, 123Lindley, I. J. D., 960Little, J. S., 114Lofgren, Sture, 329, 335London, Jack, 768Lopatin, Dennis E., 512L0vik, Martinus, 17Lukert, P. D., 671Lynn, Raymond J., 926

Maas, Renata, 140Maas, Werner K., 140Maassab, Hunien F., 348MacDonald, Thomas T., 827MacKay, Bruce J., 623MacLaren, David M., 226Maeno, Koichiro, 383Maiti, Pradip K., 477Manclark, Charles R., 261Mangan, Dennis F., 512Manischewitz, Jody E., 1050Marx, Richard S., 284Matsubara, Motoo, 275Matsuda, Futami, 678Mayer, Eugene P., 66Mayer, Leonard W., 181Mayner, Ronald E., 342Mayo, Donald R., 311Mazaitis, Anthony J., 140McBride, Barry C., 459McCall, Charles E., 284McGhee, Jerry R., 322McGregor, Douglas D., 186, 194,

1102McGuinness, M., 376McKissock-Desoto, Donna C.,489

Meier, Hans, 1007Mendonca-Previato, L., 934Merson, Michael H., 108Merz, W. G., 808Metzler, Alfred E., 940Meyer, Robyn R., 50Meyers, Sanford M., 714Migita, Shunsuke, 545Mikesell, Perry, 1092Miller, Chris H., 981Miller, Elizabeth T., 316Miller, James N., 1040Miller, Richard D., 271Miller, Thomas E., 8Mine, Yasuhiro, 13Minion, Chris, 590Miorner, Hakan, 879Mirelman, David, 221, 417Mirwaldt, Patricia, 76Misra, V., 483Miyawaki, Toshio, 545Mizutani, Tamio, 275Moberg, Lloyd J., 819

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Mohapatra, L. N., 477, 846Mokhtarian, Foroozan, 1169Moliby, Roland, 863M0ller-Larsen, Anne, 369Monahan, Thomas M., 561Montgomerie, John Z., 267Moon, Harley W., 824Moon, Robert J., 152Morgan, Ronald L., 824Moriarty, Kevin M., 401,408Morrow, James W., 267Mouton, Christian, 564Murad, Ferid, 908Murphy, Brian R., 342, 348Murphy, James R., 827Murphy, Juneann W., 633Musher, Daniel M., 575Myhre, Erling, 879

Nakao, Tooru, 842Nalin, David R., 348Neogi, P. K. B., 281Nishida, Minoru, 13Nishida, Naomi, 545Noda, Masatoshi, 678Nomura, Haruko, 275Nonoyama, Shigeo, 13Norris, Steven J., 1040

Oakes, John E., 542Ofek, Itzhak, 119, 417, 791Ohi, Hitoshi, 545Ohishi, Iwao, 390Ohsugi, Yoshiyuki, 733Ormrod, Douglas J., 8Ottolenghi, Athos, 799Ozawa, Atsushi, 70

Pabst, Michael J., 617Pastoret, P. P., 483Patel, Parsottam J., 59Paul, Anette, 83Peavy, Duane L., 583Peebles, Frances L., 512Pereira, Lenore, 724Pesanti, Edward L., 1152Philp, J. R., 609Picken, Roger, 685Pollock, Jerry J., 623Postma, Peter, 226Powanda, M. C., 114Preble, Olivia T., 744Prescott, Benjamin, 132Prizont, Roberto, 1197Puruggan, Hermogenes, 822

Quie, Paul G., 1062Quinnan, Gerald V., Jr., 1050Qureshi, J. V., 1082

Raichvarg, Denis, 171Ramanarayanan, M., 972Ramanathan, V. D., 30

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Ramibcure, G. W., 551Ramirez-Ronda, Carlos H., 1Ramphal, Reuben, 654Rapp, Fred, 311Raybould, T. J. G., 435Reed, Michael J., 564Reed, William P., 1021,1197Reis, M. Henriqueta L., 140Reiss, Carol S., 719Reiss, Errol, 295Remington, Jack S., 215Rennels, Margret B., 348Reynolds, Homer S., 1013Rhodes, Judith C., 494Robertson, Donald C., 908Robinson, Martyn K., 278Ronald, Allan R., 76Rosan, B., 663Rosenthal, Raoul S., 914Rossman, Milton D., 1185Rothman, Sara W., 98Roumillat, L. F., 671Russell, Michael W., 999Russell, Stephen W., 520Rylander, Ragnar, 859

Sack, David A., 281Sack, R. Bradley, 108Saiki, Ikuo, 1193Saito, Hajime, 469Sakaguchi, Genji, 390Salkinoja-Salonen, Mirja, 859Sandford, G. R., 808Saral, R., 808Sato, Hiroko, 261Sato, Yuji, 261Saunder, James M., 981Savage, Dwayne C., 144Scates, Steven S., 733Schetters, H., 972Schiemann, D. A., 500Schierman, Louis W., 1067Schmidt, Gunter, 685Schneerson, Rachel, 200Schouls, L. M., 1125Schulman, Jerome L., 719Schwab, John H., 526Seid, Robert C., Jr., 990Seth, P., 846Shah, Keerti V., 1169Shanley, John D., 1152Sharon, Nathan, 417Shepard, Charles C., 1034Shiba, Tetsuo, 70, 617Shimokata, Kaoru, 383Shockley, Thomas E., 287Silver, Richard P., 200Silverman, David J., 778Simpson, W. Andrew, 119, 791Sinha, Rabindra K., 914Slots, Jorgen, 564Slots, J0rgen, 1013Small, Parker A., Jr., 650,654Smith, Deborah K., 831

Smith, Paul F., 926, 990S0rensen, Ole S., 369Sotman, Steven B., 348Spratt, Sharon K., 287Squier, Christopher A., 252Stanton, G. J., 356, 995Stebbing, N., 960Stein, Daniel C., 507Stevens, Paul, 1055Straus, David C., 1146Sugiyama, H., 819Sutton, Ann, 200Suwanagool, Surapol, 348Sykes, John A., 1040Szewczyk, Boguskaw, 539

Taguchi, Fumihiro, 42Takamori, Kenji, 395Takano, Michiko, 383Tamura, Tadashi, 842Tanaka, Atsushi, 70Taniguchi, Noboru, 545Tanio, Yoshiro, 1193Tarnvik, Arne, 329,335Taylor, Alina, 539Taylor, Geraldine, 1160Taylor, John A., 542Taylor, Peter W., 278Tenover, Fred C., 181Teodorescu, Marius, 66Teppema, J. S., 1125Thelestam, Monica, 863Thompson, Linda, 76Tierney, Eveline, 342Till, Desmond, 401,408Tomioka, Haruaki, 469Trabulsi, Luiz R., 140Travassos, L. R., 934Tuddenham, William J., 267Tung, K. S. K., 575Turk, John L., 30

Urba, Walter J., 494Urbani, Lenore, 532

Vance, Dale W., Jr., 175van den Bosch, Johannes F., 226van der Sluis, Jaap J., 837van Embden, J. D. A., 1125Van Epps, Dennis E., 600van Landingham, Roselind, 1034Vasil, Michael L., 714Verboom-Sohmer, Ursula, 226

Wachsmuth, I. Kaye, 361Wada, Naoki, 545Waddell, Anna, 778Walker, Laura L., 1034Walzer, Peter D., 692Warner, Philip J., 411Washington, Othello, 207Wasserman, Jerzy, 36Weatherly, Norman F., 799

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Weerkamp, Anton H., 459Weigent, D. A., 356Wensink, Jan, 704Weppner, William A., 542Wevers, Peter, 685Whitehead, James S., 897Whitt, Dixie D., 144Wicker, Linda S., 494Wildenhoff, Kaj, 369Wilkinson, Brian J., 892Williams, Peter H., 411Williams, Ralph C., Jr., 1021Wilson, Denise M., 8Wingard, J. R., 808

Winkler, Herbert H., 316, 831Wisseman, Charles L., Jr., 778Witholt, Bernard, 704Witkin, Steven S., 165Woan, Melissa C., 1102Wolcott, Karen M., 489Won, Shen-Jeu, 275Wondrack, L., 376Woods, Donald E., 1146Wright, Gwendolyn L., 489

Yamada, Akio, 42Yamamura, Yuichi, 1193

INFECT. IMMUN.

Yamashita, Tatsuhisa, 395Yancey, Robert J., 91Yeager, Anne S., 532Yetter, Robert A., 650, 654Yin-Murphy, M., 995Yokogawa, Kanae, 70Yolken, Robert H., 108, 342Yoneda, Kokichi, 692Young, Frank E., 181, 507Young, Lowell S., 1055

Zanders, E. D., 999Zlotnik, Hinda, 1141

SUBJECT INDEX

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N-Acetyl muramyl dipeptidesadjuvanticity, 1193

Acholeplasmal lipoglycanshumoral immune response, rabbits, 926

Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitansperiodontal disease, 1013

Actinomyces naeslundiiattachment to human buccal epithelial cells, 981

Actinomyces viscosusAVIS mitogen, induction of immunoglobulin syn-

thesis, 234colonization of oral surfaces, 83lysozyme, 623

Actinomycetomainduction in mice, 1141

Adenovirus 5Epstein-Barr virus-transformed human cord blood

lymphoblastoid cell lines, 1180Adherence

E. coli, 226S. salivarius, 459S. sanguis to damaged heart valves, 1

Adjuvant arthritismuramyl dipeptides, 70

AdjuvanticityN-acetyl muramyl dipeptides, 1193polyinosinic acid-polycytidylic acid, encephalomy-

ocarditis virus-infected mice, 960Albumin

binding to bacteria, 879Albumin, serum

interference with lipoteichoic acid binding, 119Aleutian disease virusanti-DNA antibody, 452

Allogeneic stimulationimmune interferon production, mice, 383

Alternative pathway of complementactivation by mycobacteria and cord factor, 30

Alveolar macrophagesadherence, 1185morphology, 1185M. pulmonis, 590N. asteroides, 24

Amoebae, pathogenic free-livingcell-mediated immunity, 408humoral antibody, 401

Angiostrongylus cantonensisphospholipase B in the brains and meninges of

challenged rats, 799Anhydro-muramyl

gonococcal peptidoglycan fragments, 914Antibacterial properties

lysozyme, 623Antibodies, opsonizing

F. tularensis, 329Antibodyanti-DNA, Aleutian disease virus, 452

anti-herpes simplex virus, 542antitreponema, syphilis, 837herpes simplex virus, 425IgM, 132neonatal herpes simplex virus, 532Norwalk virus, children, 822responses in influenza A virus-vaccinated humans,

342toxoplasma antigens, 215

Antibody, cervicovaginalurinary tract infection, 76

Antibody, humoralpathogenic free-living amoebae, 401

Antibody, monoclonalherpes simplex virus type, 1, 724mononuclear phagocytes, 520

Antibody, specificbactericidal activity, perfused livers, 152

Antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicitycytomegalovirus, 1050

Antibody responseK papovavirus, mice, 1169

Antibody response, class-specificM. pulmonis, 1160

Antibody response, neuraminidasesubjects vaccinated with influenza virus-inactivated

vaccine, 966Antigen

Epstein-Barr herpesvirus, 945IgA, 322major histocompatibility, capping on leukocytes,

1067toxoplasma, 215tumor-associated, capping on leukocytes, 1067

Antigen, cell surfaceS. sonnei, plasmid control, 207

Antigen, K88E. coli interaction with porcine intestinal brush

border membranes, 897Antigen, protein

S. mutans, 999Antigen, Vi

S. typhi TY2, 539Antigenic variants

S. mutans, gnotobiotic rats, 1082Antigen K99 deoxyribonucleic acid

cloning, 1125Antigens

Bacteroides spp., 564Antigens, Brucella abortus

hemagglutination, 435Antigens, specific

C. albicans group A, 853Antigens, surfaceM. arginini, 442

Antileprosy vaccinemycobacterial cultures, 1034

v

Vi SUBJECT INDEX

Antisera, polyvalentPseudomonas ribosomal vaccines, 489

Antitreponema antibodysyphilis patients, IgG fractions, 837

Arthritis, adjuvantmuramyl dipeptides, 70

Athymic micevaccination with formalized blood parasites for pro-

tection against P. berghei, 827AVIS mitogen

induction of immunoglobulin synthesis, 234

Bactericidal activityperfused livers, 152

Bacteriocins, Pseudomonas aeruginosasensitivity of N. gonorrhoeae, 507

Bacterionema matruchotiiinteraction with S. sanguis, "corncob" formation,

663Bacteroides spp.

antigens, 564Binding, bacterial

albumin, 879fibrinogen, 879IgG, 879

Blastogenesismitogen-induced amplification in LPS preculturedlymphocytes, 512

Bordetella pertussisaerosol infection, mice, 261

Botulinum C2 toxinprotein components, 390

Botulism, infantrat model, 819

Brucella abortus antigenshemagglutination, 435

Brush border membranesinteraction with E. coli K88 antigen, 897

Calcium ionophoreinduction of immune interferon, 561

Candida albicanscolonization and invasion of oral epithelium, 252macrophages, 477pathogenicity, gastrointestine-inoculated mice, 808

Candida albicans group Aspecific soluble antigens, 853

Candida tropicalispathogenicity, gastrointestine-inoculated mice, 808

Cap formation, neutrophillectin mediated, 600

Capnocytophaga ochraceaenergy metabolism, 551

Cell-mediated cytotoxicity, antibody-dependentcytomegalovirus, 1050

Cell-mediated immunityherpes viruses, 369pathogenic free-living amoebae, 408

Ceratocystis stenocerasgalactose-containing polysaccharides, 934

Cervicovaginal antibodyurinary tract infection, 76

CFA/I-ST plasmidtransfer plasmid, 140

INFECT. IMMUN.

Chemiluminescence, leukocytecomplements, 335

Chemokinesis, neutrophillectin mediated, 600

Chemotaxininduction of changes in cyclic AMP levels in human

neutrophils, 284Chemotaxiscomplement, 8human monocytes, 953

Chemotaxis, neutrophillectin mediated, 600

Chlamydia psittacisurface properties, 175

Chlorpromazineinhibition of E. coli heat-stable enterotoxin, 908

Choroiditis, septicserous retinal detachment, S. mutans-injected dogs,

714Cigarette smokepolymorphonuclear leukocyte adherence, 1096

Ciliostatic activityM. pneumoniae cell extract, 1111

CloningK99 antigen DNA, 1125

Clostridium botulinumbotulinum C2 toxin, protein components, 390infant botulism, 819

Clostridium difficile toxinneutralizing activity in supernatants of colostral

cells, 545Clostridium perfringens theta-toxinhuman fibroblasts, 863

Coccidioides immitisinteraction with peripheral blood leukocytes, 1200

Cold-adapted recombinant virusseronegative adult humans, 348

ColonizationA. viscosus, 83

Colostral macrophagesC. difficile toxin, 545

ColV plasmidmediation of iron uptake system, 411

Complementactivation by mycobacteria and cord factor, 30activation induced by rabbit rheumatoid fever, 50bactericidal activity, perfused livers, 152chemotaxis, 8leukocyte chemiluminescence, 335

Complement, felinein vitro activation by feline leukemia virus, 165

Concanavalin Amacrophage H202 release, 469

Congugal plasmidN. gonorrhoeae, 181

Contact sensitivityT. mentagrophytes-infected guinea pigs, 758

Cord factoractivation of complement, 30

"Corncob" formationB. matruchotii-S. sanguis, 663

Corynebacterial phospholipasesdegradation of sphingomyelin, 123

Cotton bacteria

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endotoxins, 859Cryptococcosis, murine

host-etiological agent interactions, 633immune responses, 633

Cryptococcus neoformansimmune response, mice, 633susceptibility, genetic control, 494

Cryptococcus neoformans polysaccharidesphagocytosis inhibition, 295

Cutaneous basophil hypersensitivityT. mentagrophytes infection, guinea pigs, 758

Cyclic adenosine monophosphate levelshuman neutrophils, 284

Cytomegalovirusantivirus antibody-dependent cell-mediated cyto-

toxicity, 1050leukemic mice, 311lung macrophages, 1152salivary neutralizing antibody response, 842virus excretion, 842

Cytophaga speciesattachment to hydroxyapatite-containing surfaces,

768Cytotoxin

L. pneumophila, 271

Delayed hypersensitivitymacrophage activation, 59

Delayed-type hypersensitivitymice immunized with M. lepraemurium, 17

Deoxyribonucleic acidsynthesis by T. pallidum, 1040

Deoxyribonucleic acid, K99 antigencloning, 1125

Detergentseffect on streptolysin S precursors, 306

Dexamethasonereactivation of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis vac-

cine virus, 483Dextran

S. sanguis adherence to damaged heart valves, 1Diarrhea

E. coli, 824Disaccharidases

enterocytes, mice, 144Distemper virus, canine

virulence, 940

Ectromelia viruspolychlorinated biphenyl, 275

Elementary bodiesC. psittaci, 175

Encephalomyocarditis virusinfected mice, interferon induction and adjuvantic-

ity of polyinosinic acid * polycytidylic acid, 960Endotoxins

cotton bacteria, 859Energy metabolism

C. ochracea, 551Entamoeba histolytica trophozoites

lectin activity, 221Enterocytesenzyme levels, 144

Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli

SUBJECT INDEX Vii

outer membrane material, 704pilus vaccines, 824serotypes, 361

Enterotoxin, Escherichia colidetection in stools, 108

Enterotoxin, heat-labileE. coli, 91

Enterotoxin, heat-stableE. coli, inhibition by indomethacin and chlorprom-

azine, 908Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay

detection of type C viral proteins, 972serum antibody responses in influenza A virus-vac-

cinated humans, 342Epithelial cellsadherence of P. aeruginosa, role of pili, 1146

Epithelial cells, human buccalA. naeslundii, 981

Epithelium, oralC. albicans colonization and invasion, 252

Epstein-Barr herpesvirusimmune responses, patients with mononucleosis, 945

Epstein-Barr virustransformation ofhuman cord blood lymphoblastoid

cell lines, 1180Erythrocyte receptorsattachment of SA-li rotavirus, 1134

Erythrocyteshemolysis by R. prowazekii, 316

Escherichia coliadherence, 226ColV-mediated iron uptake system, 411heat-labile enterotoxin, 91macrophages, 417mannose-binding activity, 417metabolic characteristics, 200opsonophagocytosis, 1055plasmids, 200serum resistance, 278translocation from gastrointestinal tract by normal

cecal flora, 1073urinary virulence, 226

Escherichia coli, enterotoxigenicouter membrane material, 704pilus vaccines, 824serotypes, 361

Escherichia coli enterotoxindetection in stools, 108

Escherichia coli heat-stable enterotoxininhibition by indomethacin and chlorpromazine, 908

Escherichia coli K88 antigeninteraction with porcine intestinal brush bordermembranes, 897

Escherichia coli 018acpili, 685

Escherichia coli serotype 0128ac:H12conjugative plasmid, transfer of CFA/I-ST plasmid,

140Eucaryotic cells

bacterial adherence, 66

Fibrinogenbinding to bacteria, 879

Fibroblasts, chicken embryo

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R. prowazekii infection, ultrastructure, 778Fibroblasts, human

interaction with S. pyrogenes streptolysin 0 and C.perfringens theta-toxin, 863

Francisella tularensisopsonizing antibodies, 329

Fusidic acidimmune response, mice, 873

Galactose-containing polysaccharidesC. stenoceras, 934S. schenckii, 934

Ganglioside GM,inactivation of staphylococcal leukocidin, 678

Gas-liquid chromatography-mass spectrometrydetection of muramic acid in mammalian tissues,

526Glucosyltransferases, Streptococcus mutans

interaction with teichoic acids, 376Glycosyltransferase

response to inflammation, 114Gnotobiotic miceN. asteroides, 733

Gonococcal peptidoglycananhydro-muramyl-containing fragments, 914

Haemophilus influenzae phenol-water extractpreparation of a nontoxic, immunogenic polysaccha-

ride fraction, 171Heat-labile enterotoxin

E. coli, 91Heat-stable enterotoxin, Escherichia coli

inhibition by indomethacin and chlorpromazine, 908Heat-stable extracellular hemolysin

P. aeruginosa, 1028Hemagglutinating activityM. pneumoniae cell extract, 1111

HemagglutinationB. abortus antigens, 435

Hemolysin, heat-stable extracellularP. aeruginosa, 1028

Hemolysiserythrocytes, by R. prowazekii, 316

Herpes simplex type 1monoclonal antibody, 724

Herpes simplex virusantibody, 425, 542assay for thymidine kinase, 425immunosuppression, mice, 902lymphoblastoid cell line culture, 671polychlorinated biphenyl, 275

Herpes simplex virus, neonatalantibody and outcome, 532

Herpesvirus, Epstein-Barrimmune responses, patients with mononucleosis, 945

Herpes virusescell-mediated immunity, 369humoral immunity, 369

Heterotypic immunityinfluenza virus, ferrets, 650, 654

HistoplasmosisIgE, 290

H-2 locusAKR/J mice, 1007

INFECT. IMMUN.

Humoral antibodypathogenic free-living amoebae, 401

Humoral immune responseacholeplasmal lipoglycans, 926

Humoral immunityherpes viruses, 369

Hydrogen peroxidebactericidal effect, prevention by lactoperoxidase-

thiocynate system, 1190Hydroxyapatiteattachment of Cytophaga species, 768

Hypersensitivity, delayed-typemice immunized with M. lepraemurium, 17

Immune interferon-producing cellsgeneration and maintenance, 383

Immune responseeffect of fusidic acid, 873Epstein-Barr herpesvirus, patients with mononucle-

osis, 945murine cryptococcosis, 633surface components of vaccinia virus, 846

Immune response, humoralacholeplasmal lipoglycans, 926

Immune responsivenessAKR/J mice differing at H-2 locus, 1007

Immunity, cell-mediatedpathogenic free-living amoebae, 408

Immunity, heterotypicinfluenza virus, ferrets, 650, 654

Immunity, protectiveM. kepraemurium, 17

Immunobead enzyme-linked immunosorbent assayIgA in human secretions and serum, 281

Immunoglobulin Ahigh-responding mice, but low responders to LPS,

322immunobead ELISA, 281

Immunoglobulin Ehistoplasmosis, 290

Immunoglobulin Gbinding to bacteria, 879

Immunoglobulin G fractionsantitreponema antibody, patients with syphilis, 837

Immunoglobulin M antibody responsestaphylococcal lipoteichoic acid, 132

Immunoglobulin synthesisinduction by A. viscosus AVIS mitogen, 234

Immunoregulationimmune complexes in sera of syphilis-infected rab-

bits, 575Immunosuppression

herpes simplex virus, mice, 902Indomethacin

inhibition of E. coli heat-stable enterotoxin, 908Inflammation

response by glycosyltransferase, 114Influenza A virus

seronegative adult humans, 348vaccinated humans, detection of serum antibody

responses by ELISA, 342Influenza virus

heterotypic immunity, ferrets, 650,654site of initial infection, 654

SUBJECT INDEX IX

Influenza virus M proteinexpression on infected cells, responsibility for cross-

reactive recognition by cytotoxic thymus-derivedlymphocytes, 719

Influenza virus vaccine, inactivatedneuraminidase content, 966

Interferonimmunosuppression, 301viral resistance, transfer from human leukocytes to

other cell types, 356Interferon, human fibroblast

tears, patients with picornavirus epidemic conjunc-tivitis, 995

Interferon, immuneinduction in lymphoid cells by calcium ionophore,

561Interferon induction

polyinosinic acid-polycytidylic acid, encephalomy-ocarditis virus-infected mice, 960

Interferon-producing cellsgeneration and maintenance, 383

lonophore, calciuminduction of immune interferon, 561

IronColV plasmid-mediated uptake systems, E. coli, 411N. meningitidis infection, mice, 886

K88 antigen, Escherichia coliinteraction with porcine intestinal brush bordermembranes, 897

Killingpolymorphonuclear leukocytes, 13

K papovavirusantibody response, mice, 1169

Kupffer cellsbactericidal activity, perfused livers, 152

Lactoperoxidase-thiocyanate systembactericidal effect of hydrogen peroxide, 1190

Lectin activityE. histolytica trophozoites, 221

Legionellapneumophilacytotoxin, 271plasmid, 1092

Leukemia virus, felinein vitro activation of feline complement, 165

LeukemogenesisAKR/J mice differing at H-2 locus, 1007

Leukocidin, staphylococcalinactivation by phosphatidylcholine and gangliosideGM1 in rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocytes, 678

Leukocyte chemiluminescencecomplements, 335

Leukocytes, peripheral bloodinteraction with C. immitis, 1200

Leukocytes, polymorphonuclearinactivation of staphylococcal leukocidin by phos-

phatidylcholine and ganglioside GMI, 678phagocytosis and killing, 13

Lipoglycans, acholeplasmalhumoral immune response, rabbits, 926

Lipoglycans, mycoplasmalendotoxin-like activities, 990

Lipopolysaccharide

nonresponder mice, but high responders to IgA, 322Lipopolysaccharide responsivenessnew phenotypic marker, 1202

Lipopolysaccharidescotton bacteria, 859

Lipoteichoic acidbinding properties of group A Streptococcus T pro-

tein, 791Lipoteichoic acid, staphylococcalIgM antibody response, 132

Lipoteichoic acid binding, streptococcalinterference by albumin, 119

Listeria monocytogenesresistance, 59

Listeria monocytogenes antigensT-cell stimulation, 1102

L-phase variantsN. caviae, 244

LungsP. carinii, 692

Lymphoblastoid cell line cultureherpes simplex virus, 671

Lymphoblastoid cell lines, human cord bloodtransformation by Epstein-Barr virus, 1180

Lymphocyte proliferationinhibition by ribavirin, 583

Lymphocytesbacterial adherence, 66mitogen-induced amplification of blastogenesis, 512

Lymphocytes, cytotoxic thymus-derivedcross-reactive recognition of influenza virus-infected

target cells, 719Lymphoid cells

induction of immune interferon by calcium iono-phore, 561

Lymphokinesperitoneal exudate cells incubated with tuberculin

purified protein derivative, 609Lysostaphin

penetration of S. aureus capsule, 892Lysozyme

antibacterial properties, 623

Macrophagesactivation at delayed hypersensitivity reaction site,

59activation by muramyl dipeptide, 617candidacidal activity, 477cytomegalovirus, 1152E. coli, 417H202 release, response to wheat germ lectin and

concanavalin A, 469resistance to mouse hepatitis virus, 42

Macrophages, alveolaradherence, 1185morphology, 1185M. pulmonis, 590N. asteroides, 24

Macrophages, colostralC. difficile toxin, 545

Malariahost defenses, 827

Mannosebinding activity, E. coli, 417

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Migration inhibition effectperitoneal exudate cells incubated with tuberculin

purified protein derivative, 609Mitogens

induction of blastogenesis amplification, 512streptococcus, rabbits, guinea pigs, and mice, 814

Monoclonal antibodyherpes simplex type 1, 724mononuclear phagocytes, 520

Monocytes, humanchemotaxis, 953

Mononuclear phagocytesmonoclonal antibody, 520

Mouse hepatitis virusresistance, macrophage dependent, 42

M proteininfluenza virus, 719

Muramic aciddetection in mammalian tissues by gas-liquid chro-matography-mass spectrometry, 526

Muramyl dipeptidemacrophage activation, 617

Murine leukemia virusAKR/J mice differing at H-2 locus, 1007

Mycobacteriaactivation of complement, 30antileprosy vaccines, 1034

Mycobacterium lepraemuriumprotective immunity, 17

Mycoplasma argininisurface antigens, 442

Mycoplasmal lipopolysaccharides (lysoglycans)endotoxin-like activities, 990

Mycoplasma pneumoniaepathogenic mechanisms, 1117

Mycoplasma pneumoniae cell extractciliostatic activity, 1111hemagglutinating activity, 1111proteolytic activity, 1111

Mycoplasma pulmonisalveolar macrophages, 590class-specific antibody response, 1160

Neisseria gonorrhoeaecotransformation of a serum resistance phenotype

with genes for arginine biosynthesis, 287physical map of congugal plasmid, 181sensitivity to P. aeruginosa, 507

Neisseria meningitidisiron-controlled infection, 886

Neuraminidaseinfluenza virus vaccine, 966

Neurovirulence mutantvesicular stomatitis virus, 744

Neutralizing antibody response, salivarycytomegalovirus, 842

Neutrophils, humanchemotaxin-induced changes in cyclic AMP levels,

284Neutrophils, polymorphonuclear

properties, 395Nocardia asteroides

alveolar macrophages, 24germfree mice, 733

INFECT. IMMUN.

Nocardia brasiliensistumor induction, mice, 1141

Nocardia caviaeL-phase variants, 244

Norwalk virusantibody in children, 822

Opsonizing antibodiesF. tularensis, 329

OpsonophagocytosisE. coli, 1055

Oral epitheliumC. albicans colonization and invasion, 252

Outer membrane fragmentsenterotoxigenic E. coli, 704

Outer membrane protein, Rickettsia prowazekiiradioiodination, 831

PathogenicityC. albicans, 808C. tropicalis, 808shigella, 1197

Pathogenic mechanismsM. penumoniae, 1117

Peptidoglycan, gonococcalanhydro-muramyl-containing fragments, 914

Periodontal diseaseA. actinomycetemcomitans, 1013

Peripheral blood leukocytesinteraction with C. immitis, 1200

Peritoneal polymorphonuclear neutrophilsproperties, 395

Phagocytes, mononuclearmonoclonal antibody, 520

Phagocytosiscytomegalovirus replication in lung macrophages,

1152inhibition by C. neoformans polysaccharides, 295polymorphonuclear leukocytes, 13

Phagosome-lysosome fusion, macrophageN. asteroides growth phase-associated inhibition, 24

Phenotype, serum resistancewith genes for arginine biosynthesis, cotransforma-

tion, 287Phosphatase

enterocytes, mice, 144Phosphatidylcholine

inactivation of staphylococcal leukocidin, 678Phospholipase A activity

hemolysis of erythrocytes by R. prowazekii, 316Phospholipase B

brains and meninges of rats challenged with A.cantonensis, 799

Phospholipases corynebacterialdegradation of sphingomyelin, 123

Physiological variantsS. mutans, gnotobiotic rats, 1082

Picornavirus epidemic conjunctivitisinterferon in tears of infected patients, 995

PiliE. coli 018ac, 685role in adherence of P. aeruginosa to buccal epithe-

lial cells, 1146Pilus vaccine

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E. coli, 824PlasmidCFA/I-ST, 140ColV, 411control of S. sonnei cell surface antigen, 207L. pneumophila, 1092

Plasmid, congugalN. gonorrhoeae, 181

PlasmidsE. coli, 200

Plasmodium bergheivaccination with formalized blood parasites,athymic mice, 827

Pneumococcal diseasecomplement activity, 1062opsonic activity, 1062

Pneumococcal purpura-producing principlecharacterization, 158

Pneumococci, killedcomplement, rabbits, 1021leukocytes, rabbits, 1021phagocytosis, rabbits, 1021

Pneumocystis cariniiinteraction with host lung, 692

Polychlorinated biphenylviral infection, 275

Polymorphonuclear leukocyte adherencecigarette smoke, 1096

Polymorphonuclear leukocytesphagocytosis and killing, 13

Polymorphonuclear neutrophils, peritonealproperties, 395

Polysaccharide, cryptococcalphagocytosis inhibition, 295

Polysaccharide fraction, nontoxic and immunogenicprepared from an H. influenzae phenol-water ex-

tract, 171Polysaccharides, galactose-containing

C. stenoceras, 934S. schenckii, 934

Protein antigenS. mutans, 999

Proteolytic activityM. pneumoniae cell extract, 1111

Pseudomonasurinary tract infection, mice, 267

Pseudomonas aeruginosaadherence to buccal epithelial cells, role of pili, 1146heat-stable extracellular hemolysin, 1028phagocytosis and killing of polymorphonuclear leu-

kocytes, 13Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteriocins

sensitivity of N. gonorrhoeae, 507Pseudomonas ribosomal vaccine

polyvalent antisera, 489

RadioiodinationR. prowazekii outer membrane protein, 831

ResistanceL. monocytogenes, 59mouse hepatitis virus, 42

Resistance, serumE. coli, 278

Resistance, viral

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interferon induced, transfer from human leukocytesto other cell types, 356

Responsivenessphenotypic marker, LPS, 1202

Retinal detachment, serousS. mutans-injected dogs, 714

Rheumatoid fever, rabbitinduction of complement activation, 50

Rhinotracheitis vaccine virus, infectious bovinereactivation with dexamethasone, 483

Ribavirininhibition of lymphocyte proliferation, 583

Ribonucleic acidsynthesis by T. pallidum, 1040

Ribosomal vaccineP. aeruginosa, 489

Rickettsia prowazekiichicken embryo fibroblasts, ultrastructure, 778hemolysis of sheep and human erythrocytes, 316

Rickettsia prowazekii outer membrane proteinradioiodination, 831

Rotavirusattachment to erythrocyte receptors, 1134

Rubella vaccinationT-lymphocyte subpopulation immunosuppressionand alteration, 36

Sereny testvirulence of Y. enterocolitica, 500

Serotypesenterotoxigenic E. coli, 361

SerumIgA quantitation by ELISA, 281

Shigella dysenteriae 1 toxininhibition of protein synthesis in HeLa cells, 98

Shigella pathogenicitycolonic content in mucosal association, 1197

Shigella sonneiplasmid-mediated cell surface antigen, 207

Sphingomyelindegradation by corynebacterial phospholipases, 123

Sporothrix schenckiigalactose-containing polysaccharides, 934

Staphylococcal leukocidininactivation by phosphatidylcholine and gangliosideGMI in rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocytes, 678

Staphylococcal lipoteichoic acidIgM antibody response, 132

Staphylococcus aureus capsulefacile penetration by lysostaphin, 892

Streptococcal lipoteichoic acid bindinginterference by albumin, 119

Streptococcal lymphocyte mitogensspecies-dependent response, rabbits, guinea pigs,and mice, 814

Streptococcus, group AT protein, lipoteichoic acid binding properties, 791

Streptococcus mutanschoroiditis with serous retinal detachment, dogs, 714lysozyme, 623physiological change and antigenic variation, gno-

tobiotic rats, 1082protease-susceptible antigen I, 999septic choroiditis with serous retinal detachment,

dogs, 714

xui SUBJECT INDEX

Streptococcus mutans glucosyltransferasesinteraction with teichoic acids, 376

Streptococcus pneumoniaepurpura-producing principle, 158

Streptococcus pyrogenes streptolysin 0interaction with human fibroblasts, 863

Streptococcus salivariusadherence properties, 459

Streptococcus sanguisadherence to damaged heart valves, 1interaction with B. matruchotii, "corncob" forma-

tion, 663Streptolysin 0, Streptococcus pyrogenes

interaction with human fibroblasts, 863Streptolysin S precursor

effect of detergents, 306Suppressor factor

interferon immunosuppression, 301Susceptibility

C. neoformans, genetic control, 494Syphilisantitreponema antibody, 837

Syphilis, experimentalcirculating immune complexes in rabbit sera, 575

T-cellsstimulation by L. monocytogenes, 1102

Teichoic acidsinteraction with S. mutans glucosyltransferases, 376

Theta-toxin, Clostridium perfringensinteraction with human fibroblasts, 863

Thymidine kinaseherpes simplex virus, 425

T-lymphocyte subpopulationimmunosuppression and alterations after rubella

vaccination, 36Toxinbotulinum C2, protein components, 390S. dysenteriae, 98

Toxin, Clostridium difficileneutralizing activity in supernatants of colostral

cells, 545Toxoplasma antigensantibody responses, infected mice, 215

TranslocationE. coli, 1073

Treponema pallidum (Nichols strain)DNA synthesis, 1040RNA synthesis, 1040

Trichinella spiralisintestinal rapid expulsion, inductive stimuli, 186intestinal rapid expulsion, induction by antigenic

extracts, 194Trichophyton mentagrophytescontact sensitivity, guinea pigs, 758cutaneous basophil hypersensitivity, guinea pigs,

758Trophozoites, Entamoeba histolytica

lectin activity, 221Tumor induction

mice, 1141

Urinary tract infectioncervicovaginal antibody, 76

INFECT. IMMUN.

pseudomonas, 267Urinary virulence

E. coli, 226

VaccinationP. berghei, athymic mice, 827

Vaccineantileprosy, 1034influenza virus, neuraminidase content, 966

Vaccine, pilusE. coli, 824

Vaccine, ribosomalp. aeruginosa, 489

Vaccinia virusimmune response to surface components, rabbits,846

Veillonella alcalescenslysozyme, 623

Vesicular stomatitis virusneurovirulence mutant, 744

Vi antigenS. typhi TY2, 539

Viral proteins, type Cdetection in tissues and sera by ELISA, 972

Viral resistanceinterferon induced, transfer from human leukocytes

to other cell types, 356Virulence

canine distemper virus, 940T. gondii, 215Y. enterocolitica, 500

Virulence, urinaryE. coli, 226

VirusA/Ann Arbor/6/60 cold-adapted, 348adeno-, 1180Aleutian disease, 452canine distemper, 940cytomegalo-, 311, 842, 1050, 1152ectromelia virus, 275encephalomyocarditis, 960Epstein-Barr, 1180Epstein-Barr herpes-, 945feline leukemia, 165herpes, 369herpes simplex, 275, 425, 542, 671, 902herpes simplex virus type 1, 724infectious bovine rhinotracheitis vaccine, 483influenza, 650, 654, 719, 966influenza A, 342influenza A/Hong Kong/123/77 (HlN1) ts-lA2, 348K papova-, 1169mouse hepatitis, 42murine leukemia, 1007neonatal herpes simplex, 532Norwalk, 822rota-, 1134vaccinia, 846vesicular stomatitis, 744

Wheat germ lectinmacrophage H202 release, 469

Yersinia enterocoliticaVirulence, 500

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