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Footpad
A thick, spongy layer of tissue located under the metacarpal and metatarsal joints of the foot.
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Highly Cited
1987
Highly Cited
1987
Mycobacterium leprae-burdened macrophages are refractory to activation by gamma interferon
L. Sibley
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J. Krahenbuhl
Infection and Immunity
1987
Corpus ID: 24149028
Mycobacterium leprae grows to enormous numbers in the nu/nu mouse footpad, producing granulomas resembling those of lepromatous…
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1981
1981
Acquired immunity to Salmonella typhimurium and delayed (footpad) hypersensitivity in BALB/c mice.
C. Hormaeche
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M. C. Fahrenkrog
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R. Pettifor
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J. Brock
Immunology
1981
Corpus ID: 45351526
BALB/c mice are extremely susceptible to salmonella infections. Previous reports have suggested that this natural susceptibility…
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1980
1980
Enhanced elimination of Listeria monocytogenes at the site of delayed footpad reaction
M. Mitsuyama
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K. Nomoto
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H. Akeda
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K. Takeya
Infection and Immunity
1980
Corpus ID: 30685517
The protective activity against a challenge infection with Listeria monocytogenes was investigated at the site of a delayed…
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1980
1980
Immune elimination and immune retention: the relationship between antigen retained in the foot and the elicitation of footpad swelling.
J. Tew
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T. Mandel
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P. L. Rice
Immunology
1980
Corpus ID: 25611052
We determined whether (1) long term antigen retention is present in distal sites after footpad challenge of immune mice; (2) if…
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1979
1979
Immune response to syngeneic or autologous testicular cells in mice. I. Augmented delayed footpad reaction in cyclophosphamide-treated mice.
S. Yoshida
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K. Nomoto
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K. Himeno
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K. Takeya
Clinical and Experimental Immunology
1979
Corpus ID: 43533258
A delayed footpad reaction against syngeneic or autologous testicular cells was detected in mice of inbred C57BL/6, AKR and C3H…
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1977
1977
Common tumor rejection antigens in methylcholanthrene-induced squamous cell carcinomas of mice detected by tumor protection and a radioisotopic footpad assay.
G. Economou
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N. Takelchi
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C. Boone
Cancer Research
1977
Corpus ID: 14037734
Seven transplantable lines of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin initiated in BALB/c mice by skin painting with…
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1977
1977
Analysis of the induction phase of contact sensitivity by footpad transfer of regional lymph node cells. Macrophages and radioresistant T-lymphocytes induce immunity.
G. Asherson
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M. Zembala
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B. Mayhew
Immunology
1977
Corpus ID: 24245455
The skin of CBA mice was painted with the contact sensitizing agent 4-ethoxymethylene-2-phenyloxazolone (oxazolone). One day…
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1977
1977
Dimethyl diotadecyl ammonium bromide as adjuvant for delayed hypersensitivity in mice.
H. Snippe
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M. Belder
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J. Willers
Immunology
1977
Corpus ID: 39576527
Immunization of mice with antigen mixed with cationic surface active lipid dimethyl dioctadecyl ammonium bromide (DDA) produced…
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1976
1976
Delayed hypersensitivity to fungal antigens in mice. I. Use of the intradermal skin and footpad swelling tests as assays of active and passive sensitization.
D. Rifkind
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J. Frey
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J. Davis
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E. Petersen
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M. Dinowitz
Journal of Infectious Diseases
1976
Corpus ID: 34713496
Mice were sensitized to Coccidioides immitis and Candida albicans antigens and tested for sensitivity by the intradermal and…
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Review
1972
Review
1972
Relation of puffing to bristle and footpad differentiation in Calliphora and Sarcophaga.
D. Ribbert
Results and problems in cell differentiation
1972
Corpus ID: 26522905
Differentiation is the central problem during the organization of a multicellular organism. Sufficient experimental evidence has…
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