B. M. McCarthy

The CD4 molecule transmits biochemical information important in the regulation of T lymphocyte activity.

M. Jones, J. Harmony, S. Neudorf, 1990, Cellular immunology.

The regulation by low-density lipoproteins of the activation of oxidative enzyme-primed lymphocytes is governed by transferrin.

J. Harmony, B. M. McCarthy, D. W. Scupham, 1987, Cellular immunology.

Plasma lipoproteins and transferrin regulate the proliferation of a continuous T lymphocyte cell line.

S. Watson, J. Harmony, B. M. McCarthy, 1987, Journal of lipid research.

Accessory cells induce a polyphosphatidylinositol response when cultured with mitogen‐activated T lymphocytes

A. Akeson, J. Harmony, B. M. McCarthy, 1990, Journal of cellular physiology.

Plasma lipoproteins can suppress accessory cell function and consequently suppress lymphocyte activation.

J. Harmony, B. M. McCarthy, T. Nakayasu, 1986, Experimental cell research.