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Volume 4 Issue 4, April 1998

Editorial

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Letters to the Editor

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News

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Commentary

  • Although the most severe Herpes Simplex Virus-related symptoms seem to occur in patients with impaired cell-mediated immunity, until recently it appeared that patients who seemed to better control the infection showed little by way of anti-HSV cytotoxic T lymphocyte responses. Lawrence Corey and colleagues explain.

    • Christine M. Posavad
    • David M. Koelle
    • Lawrence Corey
    Commentary
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News & Views

  • The widely used inhalational general anesthetic nitrous oxide inhibits the NMDA class of glutamate-activated receptor channels at clinically relevant concentrations (pages 460–463).

    • Nicholas P. Franks
    • William R. Lieb
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  • Non-self fetal cells in women with scleroderma suggest a mechanism similar to allogeneic graft-versus-host disease in autoimmunity.

    • Alan Tyndall
    • Alois Gratwohl
    News & Views
  • Two different forms of Ebola glycoprotein mediate viral entry into endotheiial cells and block activation of neutrophils resulting in hemorrhage and an impaired immune response.

    • Hans-Dieter Klenk
    • Viktor E. Volchkov
    • Heinz Feldmann
    News & Views
  • New findings confirm the transforming potential of KSHV and pinpoint the active components of hCG used to treatKaposi's sarcoma (pages 428–440).

    • David T. Scadden
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  • Humans exposed to simian retroviruses can occasionally become infected, but the real concern is whether human to human spread will occur, as in AIDS (pages 403–407).

    • Robin A. Weiss
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  • COX-2 selective non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs show promise in the prevention of coiorectal cancer and possibly other tumors.

    • Douglas J. E. Elder
    • Christos Paraskeva
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  • Suppression of endothelial cell αVβ3 activity by TNF and IFN-γ disrupts angiogenesis and promotes the demise of malignant melanoma (pages 408–414).

    • David A. Cheresh
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