Keith M. Thompson - Concepedia

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Keith M. Thompson

Also Known As

KEITH M. THOMPSON, Keith M Thompson, Keith M. THOMPSON, Keith M. Thompson, Keith Michael Thompson, Keith Thompson, Keith M. Thompson, Keith M. Thompson, Keith Michael Thompson

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University of Oslo Oslo University Hospital Institute of Immunology University of Bergen Aarhus University

About

Keith M. Thompson is an author at University of Oslo specializing in medicine, immunology, and autoimmunity.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	11	11	650
2	Allergy	4	4	155
3	Cell Biology	3	3	296
4	Health Sciences	1	1	27
5	Gastroenterology	1	1	95

Keith M. Thompson

Publications

1.4K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Bm1–Bm5 Classification of Peripheral Blood B Cells Reveals Circulating Germinal Center Founder Cells in Healthy Individuals and Disturbance in the B Cell Subpopulations in Patients with Primary Sjogren’s Syndrome Janne Ø. Bohnhorst, Marie B. Bjørgan, J. Thöen, The Journal of Immunology	2001	310
The efficient production of stable, human monoclonal antibody-secreting hybridomas from EBV-transformed lymphocytes using the mouse myeloma X63-Ag8.653 as a fusion partner Keith M. Thompson, David W. Hough, Peter J. Maddison, Journal of Immunological Methods Lymphoid NeoplasiaFusion PartnerImmunologyEfficient ProductionAntibody Engineering	1986	106
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Cells Are Activated and Proliferate in Response to Specific T Helper Cells Audun Os, Simone Bürgler, Anna Parente Ribes, Cell Reports MedicineMalignant Blood DisorderCll Cell SurvivalImmunologyT-regulatory Cell	2013	95
Long-Lived Plasma Cells from Human Small Intestine Biopsies Secrete Immunoglobulins for Many Weeks In Vitro Luka Mesin, Roberto Di Niro, Keith M. Thompson, The Journal of Immunology Chronic Inflammatory DiseasesImmunocytochemical TechniqueLaboratory ImmunologyImmunologyGastroenterology	2011	95
Abnormal B Cell Differentiation in Primary Sjögren's Syndrome Results in a Depressed Percentage of Circulating Memory B Cells and Elevated Levels of Soluble CD27 That Correlate with Serum IgG Concentration Janne Ø. Bohnhorst, Marie B. Bjørgan, J. Thöen, Clinical Immunology RheumatologyAutoimmune DiseaseSclerodermaSjögren’s SyndromeSoluble Cd27	2002	88
Cutting Edge: Link Between Innate and Adaptive Immunity: Toll-Like Receptor 2 Internalizes Antigen for Presentation to CD4+ T Cells and Could Be an Efficient Vaccine Target Karoline W. Schjetne, Keith M. Thompson, Nadra Nilsen, The Journal of Immunology Adaptive Immune SystemInnate Immune SystemImmunologyAntigen ProcessingCd4 T Cell Responses	2003	77
Differences in mutational patterns between rheumatoid factors in health and disease are related to variable heavy chain family and germ‐line gene usage Marie Børretzen, Caroline Chapman, J. B. Natvig, European Journal of Immunology	1997	61
Human monoclonal rheumatoid factors derived from the polyclonal repertoire of rheumatoid synovial tissue: Incidence of cross‐reactive idiotopes and expression of V<sub>H</sub> and V<sub>ϰ</sub> subgroups Keith M. Thompson, Ingrid Randen, J. B. Natvig, European Journal of Immunology ImmunologyRheumatoid Synovial TissuePathologyPolyclonal RepertoireInflammation	1990	52
Synovial IgG rheumatoid factors show evidence of an antigen‐driven immune response and a shift in the V gene repertoire compared to IgM rheumatoid factors Ingrid Randen, Virginia Pascual, Kimberly D. Victor, European Journal of Immunology	1993	49
Lymphomas can develop from B cells chronically helped by idiotype-specific T cells Michael Zangani, Marianne Frøyland, Gao Yue Qiu, The Journal of Experimental Medicine	2007	47

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