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Author Index Author Index Aderem, Alan, 5903, 5965 Davison, Adam, 5773 Ito, Toshihiro, 5942 Aggarwal, Praful, 5638 Dayalan, Jivanaah, 5786 Iwaki, Daisuke, 5860 Ahn, Sinae, 5561 De Almeida Nagata, Denise E., 5942 Iwata, Arifumi, 5713 Akira, Shizuo, 5745, 5942 Deguine, Jacques, 5493 Albanesi, Marcello, 5513 Demoor, Tine, 5942 Jankowska-Gan, Ewa, 5590 Anderson, Graham, 5519 Desanti, Guillaume E., 5519 Jayaraman, Pushpa, 5896 Appanna, Ramapraba, 5877 Dhall, Deepti, 5682 Jenkinson, Eric J., 5519 Appay, Victor, 5541 Dixit, Neha, 5954 Jenkinson, William E., 5519 Askovich, Peter S., 5965 Dong, Jun, 5985 Jeyaseelan, Samithamby, 5849 Auderset, Floriane, 5764 Doody, Gina M., 5773 Jia, Shuang, 5638 Dooms, Hans, 5985 Jobanputra, Jonathan, 5745 Dougan, Gordon, 5527 Joensson, Klas, 5877 Baccala, Roberto, 5976 Dow, Steven W., 5612 Jones, Leigh A., 5786 Baik, Song, 5519 Dragomir, Ana-Cristina Docan, 5934 Balakrishnan, Thavamalar, 5877 Kagami, Shin-ichiro, 5713 Balamayooran, Gayathriy, 5849 Eastwood, David, 5831 Kaiser, William J., 5508 Ball, Christina, 5831 Eisen, Christian, 5602 Kamath, Arun T., 5764 Bankoti, Rashmi, 5682 Endo, Yuichi, 5860 Kanno, Kazuko, 5860 Barnes, Nicholas A., 5773 Ernst, Anne, 5722 Katlama, Christine, 5541 Barrera, Lourdes, 5896 Kawai, Taro, 5942 Bartfai, Tamas, 5498 Fairhurst, Anna-Marie, 5786 Kawamura, Ikuo, 5860 Batra, Sanjay, 5849 Falk, Christine S., 5602 Kawashima, Saki, 5713 Becker, Jordan T., 5590 Fastenackels, Sole`ne, 5541 Kenna, Tony J., 5622 Behar, Samuel M., 5896 Findlay, Lucy, 5831 Keppeler, Hildegard, 5722 Belka, Claus, 5722 Fink, Katja, 5877 Keye, Jacqueline, 5985 Belnoue, Elodie, 5764 Fiorenza, Salvatore, 5622 Khan, Tahsin N., 5667 Benevides, Luciana, 5682 Fitzgerald, Katherine A., 5508 Kileng, Øyvind, 5912 Berg, Leslie J., 5487 Flores-Langarica, Adriana, 5527, 5745 Kim, Kwang-Soo, 5498 Blume, Karin Erika, 5722 Fontannaz, Paola, 5764 Kim, Min-Ho, 5954 Bobat, Saeeda, 5745 Foster, Neil, 5632 Kim, Seol-Hee, 5561 Bolton, Eleanor M., 5694, 5703 Fox, Bernard, 5831 Kim, Yong-Sung, 5755 Bonifacio, Ezio, 5649 Frazer, Ian H., 5622 Kingsley, Robert A., 5527 Bossaller, Lukas, 5508 Frentsch, Marco, 5985 Klasse, Per Johan, 5729 Bousso, Philippe, 5493 Fujita, Masaaki, 5809 Kodama, Toshihisa, 5860 Bradley, J. Andrew, 5694, 5703 Fujita, Teizo, 5860 Kohler, Siegfried, 5985 Breart, Be´atrice, 5493 Kono, Dwight H., 5976 Bristow, Adrian, 5831 Koppe, Uwe, 5722 Broeckel, Ulrich, 5638 Ganesan, Sandhya, 5508 Garcia, Gonzalo G., 5582 Kornfeld, Hardy, 5886 Bronson, Roderick, 5572 Kretschmer, Karsten, 5649 Brownlie, Rebecca J., 5694 Georgiev, Peter, 5638 Gideon, Hannah P., 5867 Kubagawa, Hiromi, 5903 Bruhns, Pierre, 5513 Kunkel, Steven L., 5942 Burlingham, William J., 5590 Gime´nez, Fernanda, 5924 Gonzalez-Quintial, Rosana, 5976 Kurokawa, Kenji, 5903 Gorochov, Guy, 5541 Kwon, Myung-Hee, 5755 Cai, Shanshan, 5849 Green, Daniel S., 5886 Callaghan, Chris J., 5694, 5703 Green, Douglas R., 5508 Lakey, Jeremy, 5527 Care, Matthew A., 5773 Greiner-Tollersrud, Linn, 5912 Lambert, Paul-Henri, 5764 Cerwenka, Adelheid, 5602 Guio, Heinner, 5867 Lane, Peter J. L., 5519 Charbonnier, Louis-Marie, 5638 Larsen, Martin, 5541 Chatila, Talal A., 5638 Hadinoto, Vey, 5877 Laskin, Debra L., 5934 Cha´vez-Gala´n, Leslie, 5896 Hancock, Wayne W., 5659 Laskin, Jeffrey D., 5934 Chen, Chunxia, 5659 Haribhai, Dipica, 5638 Latz, Eicke, 5508 Chhabra, Manu, 5694 Harper, Ineˆs, 5694, 5703 Lauber, Kirsten, 5722 Chiang, Ping-I, 5508 Henderson, Angela J., 5612 Lawson, Brian R., 5976 Choi, Hyejeong, 5934 Henderson, Ian R., 5527, 5745 Lee, Bok Luel, 5903 Chunder, Neelanjana, 5659 Heninger, Anne-Kristin, 5649 Lee, Choong-Eun, 5561 Chung, Nancy P. Y., 5729 Hennel, Roman, 5722 Lee, Huiyin, 5786 Cocco, Mario, 5773 Herrmann, Martin, 5722 Lee, Jinhee, 5886 Cole, Jennifer L., 5703 Hessner, Martin J., 5638 Leggatt, Graham R., 5622 Combescure, Christophe, 5764 Hiramatsu, Keiichi, 5903 Lemaıˆtre, Fabrice, 5493 Comerford, Iain, 5622 Hirose, Koichi, 5713 Leo, Yee Sin, 5877 Conlon, Thomas M., 5694, 5703 Hitchcock, Jessica, 5745 Leusen, Jeanette H., 5513 Connolly, John E., 5786 Hitchcock, Jessica R., 5527 Li, Hao Wei, 5572 Conti, Bruno, 5498 Hopkins, Richard, 5786 Liu, Yu, 5860 Cook, Charlotte, 5745 Huebel, Nicole, 5649 Loddenkemper, Christoph, 5985 Coughlan, Ruth E., 5745 Hufton, Simon, 5831 Lo´pez-Macı´as, Constantino, 5527 Couse, Michael, 5682 Hwang, Sun-Hee, 5786 Lorier, Rachel, 5638 Cowan, Jennifer E., 5519 Lukacs, Nicholas W., 5942 Cross, Janet V., 5533 Iannascoli, Bruno, 5513 Cruikshank, William W., 5886 Ikawa, Masahito, 5860 Macdonald, Lynn E., 5513 Cunningham, Adam F., 5527, 5745 Ikeda, Kei, 5713 MacLennan, Calman A., 5527 Curotto de Lafaille, Maria A., 5786 Ishida, Yumi, 5860 MacLennan, Ian C., 5527 Copyright Ó 2012 by The American Association of Immunologists, Inc. 0022-1767/12/$16.00 The Journal of Immunology 5999 Macpherson, Gordon, 5632 Rahman, Ziaur S. M., 5667 Takahashi, Minoru, 5860 Maher, Pamela, 5498 Rathinam, Vijay A. K., 5508 Takai, Toshiyuki, 5903 Mancardi, David A., 5513 Rawstron, Andy, 5773 Tamachi, Tomohiro, 5713 Marcondes, Maria Cecilia Garibaldi, 5498 Richmond, Jillian M., 5886 Targan, Stephan, 5682 Marshak-Rothstein, Ann, 5508 Robertsen, Børre, 5912 Templeton, Dennis J., 5533 Marshall, Jennifer L., 5527, 5745 Robertson, Brian D., 5867 Theil, Anke, 5649 Martin, Laura B., 5527 Rochat, Anne-Franc¸oise, 5764 Theivanthiran, Balamayooran, 5849 Martins, Gislaˆine A., 5682 Rohatgi, Soma, 5820 Theofilopoulos, Argyrios N., 5976 Mastelic, Be´atris, 5764 Romagnani, Chiara, 5985 Thiel, Andreas, 5985 Matsushita, Misao, 5860 Rosenberger, Carrie M., 5965 Thompson, Megan M., 5549 Matsuzaka, Tomohiro, 5860 Rosenwald, Matthias, 5722 Thorpe, Robin, 5831 Matthews, Katie, 5729 Ross, Ewan A., 5527, 5745 Thorpe, Susan J., 5831 Matzmohr, Nadine, 5985 Rossaint, Jan, 5954 Toellner, Kai-Michael, 5527 McColl, Shaun, 5622 Rouse, Barry T., 5924 Toh, Ying Xiu, 5877 McNeel, Douglas G., 5590 Roux, Antoine, 5541 Tooze, Reuben M., 5773 McSorley, Stephen J., 5503 Rustad, Tige R., 5867 Torre-Bouscoulet, Luis, 5896 Meffre, Eric, 5682 Torres-Rojas, Martha, 5896 Miller, Richard A., 5582 Saar, Indrek, 5498 Tougne, Chantal, 5764 Mitchell, Leah A., 5612 Sachs, Jessica, 5572 Tsuchiya, Kohsuke, 5860 Mocarski, Edward S., 5508 Sada-Ovalle, Isabel, 5896 Turnbull, Emma L., 5632 Moewes, Beate, 5985 Saeb-Parsy, Kourosh, 5703 Turner, Amy, 5638 Mohan, Chandra, 5667 Salazar-Lezama, Miguel Angel, 5896 Mohtashami, Mahmood, 5797 Salehi, Soofia, 5682 Uematsu, Satoshi, 5745 Monti, Paolo, 5649 Salzman, Nita H., 5638 Umansky, Viktor, 5602 Moore, John P., 5729 Sanchez-Alavez, Manuel, 5498 Underhill, David M., 5903 Morris, Susan, 5942 Sanchez-Gonzalez, Alejandro, 5498 Morrison, Brad E., 5498 Sanders, Rogier W., 5729 Valentine, Laura, 5841 Motallebzadeh, Reza, 5694, 5703 Sauce, Delphine, 5541 Mukherjee, Sumanta, 5942 Sauer, Guido, 5722 Veiga-Parga, Tamara, 5924 Mulik, Sachin, 5924 Schaller, Matthew A., 5942 Vignali, Dario A. A., 5590 Murphy, Andrew J., 5513 Schell, Todd D., 5549 Vordermeier, H. Martin, 5867 Mylin, Lawrence M., 5549 Schlecker, Eva, 5602 Schmidt-Lauber, Christian, 5508 Wada, Ikuo, 5860 Nakajima, Hiroshi, 5713 Schmitt, Erica G., 5638 Waguri, Satoshi, 5860 Nakamura, Kyohei, 5903 Schoenbrunn, Anne, 5985 Wakeland, Edward K., 5786 Nakayama, Masafumi, 5903 Schreiber, Robert D., 5976 Wang, Cheng-I, 5877 Nakazawa, Naomi, 5860 Schulze-Osthoff, Klaus, 5722 Wang, Liqing, 5659 Nanton, Minelva R., 5503 Schwaeble, Wilhelm J., 5860 Warter, Lucile, 5877 Nava-Gamin˜o, Lourdes, 5896 Sekimizu, Kazuhisa, 5903 Watson, Alan M., 5549 Navarro, Garnet, 5965 Shah, Divya K., 5797 Way, Sing Sing, 5503 Newton, Darren, 5773 Sharma, Shalini, 5924 Weiss, Mitchell J., 5965 Nomura, Daniel K., 5498 Sharp, Giles, 5831 Wells, Andrew D., 5659 Nyrud, May Liss J., 5912 Sherman, David R., 5867 Wesselborg, Sebastian, 5722 Shlomchik, Mark J., 5503 Westhead, David R., 5773 Sibony-Prat, Joyce, 5541 White, Andrea J., 5519 Ogasawara, Kouetsu, 5903 Sidi, Daniel, 5541 Wilhelm, Carmen, 5649 Oh, Jiyoung, 5561 Siegrist, Claire-Anne, 5764 Wilkinson, Katalin A., 5867 Ohkubo, Ayako, 5713 Sieper, Joachim, 5985 Wilkinson, Robert J., 5867 Okumura, Ko, 5903 Silva, Joao S., 5682 Willen, Jessica, 5682 Olson, Brian M., 5590 Silverman, Neal, 5508 Williams, Calvin B., 5638 Ong, Swee Hoe, 5877 Simon, Scott I., 5954 Williams, Jason B., 5638 Oni, Tolu, 5867 Simpson, Kendra D., 5533 Win, Thet Su, 5694 Simpson, Pippa, 5638 Wong, Eric B., 5667 Pacher, Pal, 5849 Sivaganesh, Siva, 5694 Woo, Min-Yeong, 5755 Park, Sun, 5755 Smith, Kenneth G. C., 5694 Wu, Peihua, 5985 Parnell, Sonia M., 5519 Solstad, Terese, 5912 Parren, Paul W. H. I., 5831 Sparwasser, Tim, 5924 Xu, MeiHui, 5877 Penninger, Josef M., 5519 Stebbings, Richard, 5831 Perkey, Eric, 5582 Stephenson, Sophie, 5773 Peter, Christoph, 5722 Steptoe, Raymond J., 5622 Yagita, Hideo, 5903 Petersen, Bryan C., 5942 Stojanovic, Ana, 5602 Yamamoto, Miwako, 5786 Pettigrew, Gavin J., 5694, 5703 Subramanian, Deepa, 5508 Yamayoshi, Itsukyo, 5954 Petzold, Cathleen, 5649 Sugama, Shuei, 5498 Yan, Ke, 5638 Pham, Chuong D., 5755 Sun, Baojian, 5912 Yarovinsky, Felix, 5786 Pichardo, Clarimel, 5572 Sun, Richard, 5934 Young, Douglas B., 5867 Pirofski, Liise-anne, 5820 Suryawanshi, Amol, 5924 Podyminogin, Rebecca L., 5965 Svingerud, Tina, 5912 Zarbock, Alexander, 5954 Poole, Stephen, 5831 Sykes, Megan, 5572 Zhao, Guiling, 5572 Potts, Rashaun, 5841 Zhao, Guo-Wei, 5965 Premenko-Lanier, Mary, 5841 Tacchini-Cottier, Fabienne, 5764 Zhou, Xin J., 5786 Ptaschinski, Catherine, 5942 Takada, Yoko K., 5809 Ziegelbauer, Jennifer, 5638 Takada, Yoshikazu, 5809 Zitvogel,
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