Graham A. W. Rook

Changes in IgG glycoform levels are associated with remission of arthritis during pregnancy.

R. Dwek, D. Isenberg, T. Rademacher, 1991, Journal of autoimmunity.

The biological activity of human monoclonal IgG anti-D is reduced by beta-galactosidase treatment.

B. Kumpel, Y. Wang, H. Griffiths, 1995, Human antibodies and hybridomas.

Galactosylation of human IgG monoclonal anti-D produced by EBV-transformed B-lymphoblastoid cell lines is dependent on culture method and affects Fc receptor-mediated functional activity.

T. Rademacher, P. Williams, B. Kumpel, 1994, Human antibodies and hybridomas.

Maintained pregnancy levels of oestrogen afford complete protection from post‐partum exacerbation of collagen‐induced arthritis

R. Holmdahl, G. Rook, R. Mattsson, 1991, Clinical and experimental immunology.

A comparative analysis of disease-associated changes in the galactosylation of serum IgG.

R. Dwek, D. Isenberg, R. Parekh, 1989, Journal of autoimmunity.

Agalactosyl IgG in pristane‐induced arthritis. Pregnancy affects the incidence and severity of arthritis and the glycosylation status of IgG

Y. W. Zhang, G. Rook, G. Rook, 1992, Clinical and experimental immunology.