Parasite Immunology

Feeding by the tick, Ixodes scapularis, causes CD4⁺ T cells responding to cognate antigen to develop the capacity to express IL-4
pp. 485-499(15)
Authors: MÜLLER-DOBLIES, U. U.; MAXWELL, S. S.; BOPPANA, V. D.; MIHALYO, M. A.; MCSORLEY, S. J.; VELLA, A. T.; ADLER, A. J.; WIKEL, S. K.

Wound healing response is a major contributor to the severity of cutaneous leishmaniasis in the ear model of infection
pp. 501-513(13)
Authors: BALDWIN, T.; SAKTHIANANDESWAREN, A.; CURTIS, J. M.; KUMAR, B.; SMYTH, G. K.; FOOTE, S. J.; HANDMAN, E.

Inhibition of groups 1 and 2 CD1 molecules on human dendritic cells by Leishmania species
pp. 515-524(10)
Authors: DONOVAN, M. J.; JAYAKUMAR, A.; McDOWELL, M. A.

Immunogenicity in rhesus of the Plasmodium vivax mosquito stage antigen Pvs25H with Alhydrogel and Montanide ISA 720
pp. 525-533(9)
Authors: SAUL, A.; HENSMANN, M.; SATTABONGKOT, J.; COLLINS, W. E.; BARNWELL, J. W.; LANGERMANS, J. A. M.; WU, Y.; LONG, C. A.; DUBOVSKY, F.; THOMAS, A. W.

Parasite-specific IL-4 responses in Ascaris suum and Trichuris suis-infected pigs evaluated by ELISPOT
pp. 535-538(4)
Authors: STEENHARD, N. R.; KRINGEL, H.; ROEPSTORFF, A.; THAMSBORG, S. M.; JUNGERSEN, G.

Corrigendum
pp. 539-539(1)