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Author Index Author Index Al-Abed, Yousef, 5904 Ellis, Shirley A., 6016 Khailaie, Sahamoddin, 5983 Altmann, Daniel M., 6041 Ellouze, Mehdi, 5863 Khan, Shaniya H., 5873 Ashkar, Ali A., 6184 Emilie, Dominique, 5863 Kim, Nina, 6031 Auffray, Ce´dric, 5914 Engelsen, Agnete, 6192 Kines, Rhonda C., 6172 Enger, Per Øyvind, 6192 Kirshenbaum, Arnold, 5924 Babian, Artem, 6184 Ezquerra, Angel, 5883 Klarquist, Jared, 6124 Babrzadeh, Farbod, 6016 Kmiecik, Justyna, 6192 Bachelerie, Franc¸oise, 5863 Fabisiak, Adam, 5763 Knight, Katherine L., 5951 Badovinac, Vladimir P., 5873 Fallon, Padraic, 6103 Koguchi, Yoshinobu, 5894 Baker, Steven F., 6031 Favry, Emmanuel, 6041 Kohlmeier, Jacob E., 5827 Bancroft, Gregory J., 6041 Feau, Sonia, 6124 Konstantinidis, Diamantis G., 5973 Barbieri, Joseph T., 6144 Feldsott, Eric A., 6031 Krzysiek, Roman, 5863 Beaven, Michael A., 5924 Fernandes, Philana, 6103 Kurosaki, Tomohiro, 6152 Bertho, Nicolas, 5883 Ferrari, Guido, 6172 Binder, Robert Julian, 5765 Fichna, Jakub, 5763 Lajqi, Trim, 6135 Blackman, Marcia A., 5827 Flo, Trude H., 6081 Lam, Tonika, 5933 Blom, Bianca, 5772 Fodil-Cornu, Nassima, 6061 Lambris, John D., 6161 Bock, Stephanie, 6135 Franchini, Genoveffa, 6172 Lang, Richard A., 5973 Bonilla, Nelly, 5914 Freeman, Michael L., 5827 Bonneau, Michel, 5883 Lanning, Dennis K., 5951 Lanzer, Kathleen G., 5827 Bonneville, Marc, 5816 Garcia, Brandon L., 6161 Lecardonnel, Je´roˆme, 5883 Bouguyon, Edwige, 5883 Geisbrecht, Brian V., 6161 Leclercq, Georges, 5997 Bourge, Mickael, 5883 Genin, Christian, 5781 Le´ger, Alexandra, 5816 Bowie, Andrew G., 6090 Gilfillan, Alasdair M., 5924 Legge, Kevin L., 5873 Boyton, Rosemary J., 6041 Gill, Navkiran, 6184 Le Gorrec, Madalen, 5816 Bradley, Daniel G., 6016 Gillgrass, Amy, 6184 Legoux, Franc¸ois, 5816 Bramwell, Kenneth K. C., 6050 Godot, Ve´ronique, 5863 Lehn, Maria A., 6124 Breen, Matthew, 6016 Gordon, Shari N., 6172 Leiss, Lina, 6192 Brint, Elizabeth, 6103 Govindarajan, Srinath, 5960 Lertmemongkolchai, Ganjana, 6041 Brocca-Cofano, Egidio, 6172 Graham, Barney S., 6172 Levine, Rodney L., 6144 Bruserud, Øystein, 6192 Gras Navarro, Andrea, 6192 Li, Guideng, 5933 Buck, Christopher B., 6172 Gras, Ste´phanie, 5816 Li, Li, 6114 Buckner, Jane H., 5786 Guan, Yongjun, 6172 Lifson, Jeffrey D., 6172 Burkum, Claire E., 5827 Guethlein, Lisbeth A., 6016 Lioux, Thierry, 5781 Guo, Fukun, 5973 Calmette, Joseph, 5863 Liyanage, Namal P. M., 6172 Gutjahr, Alice, 5781 Capel, Francis, 5863 Lochhead, Robert B., 6050 Caramalho, Iris, 5854 Lokensgard, James R., 6070 Hammond, John A., 6016 Casali, Paolo, 5933 Lowy, Douglas R., 6172 Haug, Markus, 6081 Charbonneau, Benoıˆt, 6061 Lucas, Bruno, 5914 Hawn, Thomas R., 6081 Charvet, Ce´line, 5914 Lyons, Caitriona, 6103 Hayama, Ken L., 5933 Chekenya, Martha, 6192 Hemann, Emily A., 5873 Chen, Lijuan, 6114 Hennies, Cassandra M., 6124 Ma, Caixia, 5841 Chen, Meibo W., 6005 Himpsl, Stephanie D., 6081 Ma, Ying, 6050 Cheng, Kai Fan, 5904 Hirai, Hiroyuki, 5835 Machillot, Paul, 5816 Cherayil, Bobby J., 5763 Hooton, Thomas M., 6081 MacHugh, David E., 6016 Chouquet, Anne, 5816 Hori, Masatoshi, 5835 Magee, David A., 6016 Chu, Karen K. Y., 6041 Housset, Dominique, 5816 Magnusson, Fay, 6152 Chung, Yeonseok, 6152 Houston, Aileen, 6103 Maier, Rolf F., 5801 Connolly, Dympna J., 6090 Hsu, Fan-Chi, 6005 Maillere, Bernard, 6041 Cookenham, Tres, 5827 Hu, Shuxian, 6070 Maisonnasse, Pauline, 5883 Cruse, Glenn, 5924 Huang, Yu-Hsuan, 5841 Manes, Thomas D., 5809 Cuburu, Nicolas, 6172 Huehn, Jochen, 5983 Marquet, Florian, 5883 Dalod, Marc, 5883 Huston, Gail E., 5827 Marstad, Anne, 6081 Dama˚s, Jan K., 6081 Martin, Bruno, 5914 Delpoux, Arnaud, 5914 Jachimowski, Loes C. M., 5772 Martinez, Gustavo J., 6152 De Medts, Jelle, 5997 Janssen, Edith M., 6124 Martı´nez-Sobrido, Luis, 6031 De Smedt, Magda, 5997 Jensen, Meghan K., 5827 Matoso, Paula, 5854 De Soyza, Anthony, 6041 Jonjic, Stipan, 6061 Matsushita, Kazufumi, 5791 De Wilde, Katelijne, 5960 Jouneau, Luc, 5883 McLoughlin, Rachel M., 6090 Dey, Friederike, 5801 McWilliams, Douglas C., 6005 Dong, Chen, 6152 Kaku, Hiroaki, 5904 Metcalfe, Dean D., 5924 Dong, Liming, 6114 Kalfa, Theodosia A., 5973 Meyer-Hermann, Michael, 5983 Doster, Melvin N., 6172 Kalim, Khalid, 5973 Mikacenic, Carmen, 5786 Doyle, Sarah L., 6090 Karaki, Soumaya, 5863 Mizukawa, Benjamin, 5973 Drennan, Michael B., 5960 Karrich, Julien J., 5772 Mobley, Harry L. T., 6081 Dumaine, Anne A., 6061 Keane, Jonathan, 6103 Montefiori, David, 6172 Durand, Aure´lie, 5914 Keele, Brandon F., 6172 Moss, Joel, 6144 Dustin, Michael L., 5894 Keightley, Andrew, 6161 Mota, Catarina, 5854 Kerre, Tessa, 5997 Mu¨ller, Gerrit, 6135 Elewaut, Dirk, 5960 Kerzel, Sebastian, 5801 Murata, Takahisa, 5835 Elhmouzi-Younes, Jamila, 5883 Khaenam, Prasong, 6041 Murawska, Natalia, 5763 Copyright Ó 2014 by The American Association of Immunologists, Inc. 0022-1767/14/$16.00 6212 AUTHOR INDEX Musson, Julie A., 6041 Robinson, John H., 6041 Uittenbogaart, Christel H., 5772 Mutnal, Manohar B., 6070 Rochereau, Nicolas, 5781 Urien, Ce´line, 5883 Rodewald, Hans-Reimer, 5960 Nakamura, Masataka, 5835 Rogosch, Tobias, 5801 Vaccari, Monica, 6172 Nakamura, Tatsuro, 5835 Ronin, Emilie, 5863 Valente, Michael, 5914 Nedospasov, Sergei, 5960 Rooijakkers, Suzan H. M., 6161 Vallance, Bruce A., 5841 Nithichanon, Arnone, 6041 Rothstein, Thomas L., 5904 Vandekerckhove, Bart, 5997 Norian, Lyse A., 5873 Ruyken, Maartje, 6161 Van de Walle, Inge, 5997 Norman, Paul J., 6016 van Dyk, Linda F., 5827 Nunes-Silva, Vaˆnia, 5854 Venzon, David, 6172 Sahler, Julie M., 6031 Nurieva, Roza I., 6152 Vernejoul, Fabienne, 5781 Said, Andre´, 6135 Verrier, Bernard, 5781 Sanderson, Nicholas D., 6016 O’Brien, Stephen, 6103 Victorino, Rui M. M., 5854 Saulquin, Xavier, 5816 O’Donnell, Charlotte, 6103 Vidal, Silvia M., 6061 Schachtele, Scott J., 6070 O’Keeffe, Kate M., 6090 Volgina, Veronica V., 5951 Schiller, John T., 6172 Otuonye, Amy N., 6144 Vu Manh, Thien-Phong, 5883 Schlecht-Louf, Ge´raldine, 5863 Ozaki, Hiroshi, 5835 Schlenner, Susan M., 5960 Waegemans, Els, 5997 Schneider, Anya, 5786 Pallardy, Marc, 5863 Wagner, Johanna-Josophina, 5801 Schwartz-Cornil, Isabelle, 5883 Paludan, Søren R., 6090 Wang, Chunyou, 6114 Seaburg, Lauren M., 6005 Paquette, Jackie K., 6050 Wang, Tao, 5997 Serhan, Charles N., 6031 Parham, Peter, 6016 Wang, Yi-hong, 6152 Sethupathi, Periannan, 5951 Park, Steven D. E., 6016 Ware, Carl, 5960 Sette, Alessandro, 5827 Parker, David C., 5894 Warry, Andrew, 6016 Sfyroera, Georgia, 6161 Paul, Ste´phane, 5781 Watson, Mick, 6016 Shapiro, Michael J., 6005 Pavot, Vincent, 5781 Weber, Alexander B., 6161 Shapiro, Virginia Smith, 6005 Pegu, Poonam, 6172 Weindl, Gu¨nther, 6135 Sidney, John, 5827 Perouzel, Eric, 5781 Weis, Janis J., 6050 Simon, Gae¨lle, 5883 Peters, Bjoern, 5827 Weis, John H., 6050 Smrz, Daniel, 5924 Phipps, Richard P., 6031 White, Clayton A., 5933 Sousa, Ana E., 5854 Piatak, Michael, Jr., 6172 Williams, Christina, 6016 Spink, Natasha, 6041 Pires, Ana R., 5854 Woehl, Jordan L., 6161 Stack, Julianne, 6090 Piszczek, Grzegorz, 6144 Woodland, David L., 5827 Stapels, Daphne A. C., 6161 Plum, Jean, 5997 Wu, Heshui, 6114 Stapleton, Ann, 6081 Pober, Jordan S., 5809 Wurfel, Mark M., 5786 Steigedal, Magnus, 6081 Pommier, Arnaud, 5914 Stevens, Linda A., 6144 Xenophontos, Anastasia M., 6172 Pone, Egest J., 5933 Strong, Roland K., 6081 Priatel, John J., 5841 Syriga, Maria, 6161 Yakonowsky, Philippe, 5914 Pyzik, Michal, 6061 Yang, Jun-Qi, 5973 Yang, Zhiyong, 6114 Radella, Frank, 5786 Taghon, Tom, 5997 Yoshimoto, Tomohiro, 5791 Ramon, Sesquile, 6031 Tan, Rusung, 5841 Yuan, Weiwei, 6114 Ramyar, Kasra X., 6161 Tanaka, Kentaro, 6152 Reboulet, Rachel A., 6124 Tanaka, Shinya, 6152 Zachary, James F., 6050 Regan, Tim, 6103 Tangen, Sarah N., 6005 Zan, Hong, 5933 Reinert, Line S., 6090 Tat, Connie, 5933 Zelkowski, Mateusz, 6192 Reiser, Jean-Baptiste, 5816 Teuscher, Cory, 6050 Zemlin, Michael, 5801 Resse´guier, Julien, 5781 Thauland, Timothy J., 5894 Zhai, Shi-Kang, 5951 Reynolds, Catherine J., 6041 Tiraby, Gerard, 5781 Zhang, Shuangmin, 5973 Ricklin, Daniel, 6161 Toker, Aras, 5983 Zhang, Yushun, 6114 Rinchai, Darawan, 6041 Topham, David J., 6031 Zhang, Zhixin, 5801 Robert, Philippe A., 5983 Tran, Thi, 5863 Zheng, Gang, 6144 Robert-Guroff, Marjorie, 6172 Trudel, Eric, 5816 Zheng, Yi, 5973 Roberts, Alan D., 5827 Tsai, Kevin, 5841 Zimmer, Jacques, 6192 Roberts, Pacita L., 6081 Tsubosaka, Yoshiki, 5835 Zolkiewski, Michal, 6161 Ad Hoc Reviewers The Journal of Immunology would like to thank the many scientists who reviewed manuscripts in a conscientious and objective manner during the past year. 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