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Lisa A. Casten

Northwestern University

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L A Casten, Lisa A. Casten, Lisa Casten

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Lisa A. Casten is an author at Northwestern University specializing in autoimmunity, immunology, and immunotherapy.

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Allergy

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Receptor-mediated B cell antigen processing. Increased antigenicity of a globular protein covalently coupled to antibodies specific for B cell surface structures.

Lisa A. Casten, Susan K. Pierce

The Journal of Immunology

1988

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Anti-immunoglobulin augments the B-cell antigen-presentation function independently of internalization of receptor-antigen complex.

Lisa A. Casten, Ellen K. Lakey, Mary Lou Jelachich,

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

1985

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Enhanced T cell responses to antigenic peptides targeted to B cell surface Ig, Ia, or class I molecules.

Lisa A. Casten, Pravin T. P. Kaumaya, Susan K. Pierce

The Journal of Experimental Medicine

1988

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Time dependence of B cell processing and presentation of peptide and native protein antigens.

Ellen K. Lakey, Lisa A. Casten, W L Niebling,

The Journal of Immunology

1988

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Antigen presentation is a function of all B cell subpopulations separated on the basis of size

Mary Lou Jelachich, Ellen K. Lakey, Lisa A. Casten,

European Journal of Immunology

1986

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T cell activation by processed antigen is equally blocked by I‐E and I‐A‐restricted immunodominant peptides

Ellen K. Lakey, Lisa A. Casten, Mark S. Anderson,

European Journal of Immunology

1987

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