C E Calkins - Concepedia

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C E Calkins

Thomas Jefferson University ORCID

Also Known As

C Calkins, C E Calkins, C.E. Calkins, Calkins, C E, Chase Calkins, Chase L. Calkins

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352

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Thomas Jefferson University

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C E Calkins is an author at Thomas Jefferson University specializing in autoimmunity, immunology, and autoimmune disease.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	8	8	249
2	Immunology	8	8	249
3	Allergy	6	6	207
4	Cell Biology	6	6	214
5	Pathology	1	1	20

C E Calkins

Publications

307

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	Year	Citations
The Qa-1 antigenic system. Relation of Qa-1 phenotypes to lymphocyte sets, mitogen responses, and immune functions. Thomas H. Stanton, C E Calkins, John J. Jandinski, The Journal of Experimental Medicine HistocompatibilityLaboratory ImmunologyAdaptive Immune SystemHla ImmunogeneticsImmunology	1978	66
Cytokine secretion by C3H-lpr and -gld T cells. Hypersecretion of IFN-gamma and tumor necrosis factor-alpha by stimulated CD4+ T cells Wendy F. Davidson, C E Calkins, A Hügins, The Journal of Immunology	1991	58
Changes in suppressor mechanisms during postnatal development in mice. C E Calkins, Osias Stutman The Journal of Experimental Medicine Lymphocyte DevelopmentAdaptive Immune SystemImmunologyImmune RegulationNormal Thymus	1978	56
Cell interactions in the suppression of in vitro antibody responses. C E Calkins, S. Orbach‐Arbouys, Osias Stutman, The Journal of Experimental Medicine Humoral ResponseImmunologyImmune RegulationCd4 T Cell ResponsesImmune System	1976	30
In vitro regulation of the pathogenic autoantibody response of New Zealand black mice. I. Loss with age of suppressive activity in T cell populations. Jonni S. Moore, C E Calkins The Journal of Immunology Vitro RegulationLymphocyte DevelopmentT-regulatory CellImmune RegulationImmunology	1985	27
Suppressor T cells and self-tolerance. Active suppression required for normal regulation of anti-erythrocyte autoantibody responses in spleen cells from nonautoimmune mice. Robert D. Miller, C E Calkins The Journal of Immunology T-regulatory CellImmunologyImmune RegulationImmunologic MechanismCd4 T Cell Responses	1988	23
Characterization of the spontaneous autoimmune (anti-erythrocyte) response in NZB mice using a pathogenic monoclonal autoantibody and its anti-idiotype. Michael J. Caulfield, D Stanko, C E Calkins PubMed Pathogenic Monoclonal AutoantibodyImmunologyNzb MicePathologySpontaneous Autoimmune	1989	20
Development of self-tolerance in normal mice. Appearance of suppressor cells that maintain adult self-tolerance follows the neonatal autoantibody response. Robert D. Miller, C E Calkins The Journal of Immunology Development Ts CellsImmune ToleranceLymphocyte DevelopmentImmunologyImmunotherapy	1988	15
Active role of T cells in promoting an in vitro autoantibody response to self erythrocytes in NZB mice. Robert D. Miller, C E Calkins PubMed ImmunologyImmune RegulationNzb MiceT CellsImmunotherapy	1988	12

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