The normal B lymphocyte

References

1. Högerkorp C-M and Borrebaeck CAK (2006) The human CD77- B cell population represents a heterogeneous subset of cells comprising centroblasts, centrocytes and plasmablasts, prompting phenotypical revision. J Immunol 177, 4341-4349. (Abstract)
2. Högerkorp C-M, Bilke S, Breslin T, Ingvarsson S, and Borrebaeck CAK (2003) CD44-stimulated human B cells express transcripts specifically involved in immunomodulation and inflammation as analyzed by DNA microarrays. Blood 101, 2307-2313.
3. Johansson-Lindbom B, Ingvarsson S and Borrebaeck CAK (2003) Germinal centers regulate human Th2 development. J Immunol 171, 1657-1666.
4. Johansson-Lindbom B and Borrebaeck CAK (2002) Germinal center B cells constitute a predominant physiological source of IL-4: implication for Th2 development in vivo. J Immunol 168, 3165-3172.
5. Norrback KF, Hultdin M, Dahlenborg K, Österman P, Carlsson R and Roos G (2001) Telomerase regulation and telomere dynamics in germinal centers. Eur J Haematol 67, 309-317.
6. Johansson B, Ingvarsson S, Björck P and Borrebaeck, CAK (2000) Human interdigitating dendritic cells induce isotype-switching and IL-13 dependent IgM production in CD40 activated naive B cells. J Immunol 164, 1847-1854.
7. Dahlenborg K, Pound J, Gordon J, Borrebaeck CAK and Carlsson R (2000) Signals sustaining human immunoglobulin V gene hypermutation in isolated germinal center B cells. Immunology 101, 210-217.

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Prof Carl Borrebaeck
Dept. of Immunotechnology
Lund University
BMC D13
S-22184 Lund
Sweden
+46-46-2229613

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