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Development of WF10, a novel macrophage-regulating agent. McGrath, M.S., Kahn, J.O. and Herndier, B.G.
Current Opinion in Investigational Drugs 3 (3): 365-373, 2002.
Balanced macrophage activation hypothesis: A biological model for development of drugs targeted at macrophage functional states. McGrath, M.S. and Kodeljab, V.
Pathobiology 67: 277-281, 1999.
Alteration of T-cell activation by WF10, a potential modulator of macrophage function. Kahn, J., Glidden, D., Brosz, M., Kuehne, F. and Herndier, B.
2nd Teupitzer Colloquium "Macrophages in anti-inflammation", September 1999, Teupitz, Germany.
WF10 interference with early and late in vitro activation of T-cell responses. Engleman, E., Benike, C. and McGrath, M.S.
2nd Teupitzer Colloquium "Macrophages in anti-inflammation", September 1999, Teupitz, Germany.
Effect of WF10 (TCDO) on antigen presentation. McGrath, M.S., Benike, C., Kuehne, F.-W. and Engleman, E.
Transplantation Proceedings 30: 4200-4204, 1998.
Inhibition of antigen presentation by WF10 (TCDO). Engleman, E., Benike, C., Kuehne, F. and McGrath, M.S.
American Association of Immunologists' Experimental Biology Conference, April 1998, San Francisco, USA.
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