1. Langman, R.E. and Cohn, M. (2002) Introduction: haplotype exclusion at the immunoglobulin loci: what, how and why. Sem. Immunol. 14:141-142

2. Langman, R.E. and Cohn, M. (2002) Missing views on haplotype exclusion. Sem. Immunol. 14:143-144.

3. Langman, R.E. and Cohn, M. (2002) Haplotype exclusion: the solution to a problem in natural selection. Sem. Immunol. 14:153-162.

4. Cohn, M. and Langman, R.E., Editors (2002) Editorial closing commentary; Haplotype and Isotype Exclusion: How and Why? Sem. Immunol. 14:247.

5. Cohn, M. and Langman, R.E. (2002) To be or not to be ridded? – that is the question addressed by the Associative Antigen Recognition Model. Scand. J. Immunol. 55:318-323.

6. Cohn, M. (2002) The immune system: a weapon of mass destruction invented by evolution to even the odds during the war of the DNAs. Immunol. Reviews 185:24-38.

7. Langman, R.E. and Cohn, M. (2002) If the immune repertoire is large, random, and somatically generated, then.... Cell. Immunol. 216:15-22.

8. Cohn, M., Langman, R.E. and Mata, J. (2002) A computerized model for the self-nonself discrimination at the level of the T-helper (Th genesis) I. The origin of “primer” effector T-helpers. Intl. Immunol. 14:1105-1112.

9. Licon Luna, R.M., Lee, E., Müllbacher, A., Blanden, R.V., Langman, R. and Lobigs, M. (2002) Lack of both Fas ligand and perforin protects from flavivirus-mediated encephalitis in mice. J. Virol. 76:3202-3211.

10. Cohn, M. (2002) Rodney Eric Langman: In Memoriam. Scand. J. Immunol. 56:665-666

11. Langman, R.E., Mata, J. and Cohn, M. (2003) A computerized model for the self-nonself discrimination at the level of the T-helper (Th genesis) II. The behavior of the system upon encounter with nonself antigens. Intl. Immunol. 15:593-609.

12. Cohn, M. (2003) Tritope model of restrictive recognition by the TCR. Trends in Immunol. 24:127-131.

13. Cohn, M. (2003) Does complexity belie a simple decision-on the Efroni and Cohen critique of the minimal model for a self-nonself discrimination. Cell. Immunol. 221:138-142.

14. Cohn, M. (2004) Distinguishing the Tritope from the Interaction Antigen models. Trends in Immunology 25:8-9.

15. Cohn, M. (2004) An alternative to current thinking about positive selection, negative selection and activation of T-cells. Immunol. 111:375-380. PMCID: 1782434

16. Cohn, M. (2004) If the “adaptive” immune system can recognize a significant portion of the pathogenic universe to which the “innate” immune system is blind, then... Scand. J. Immunol. 60:1-2. PMCID: 1360149

17. Cohn, M. (2004) A response to Dembic: does the immune system reject the harmful, protect the useful and neglect the rest? Scand. J. Immunol. 60:6-7.

18. Cohn, M. (2004) Whither T-suppressors: If they didn’t exist would we have to invent them? Cell. Immunol. 227:81-92.

19. Cohn, M. (2005) Degeneracy, Mimicry and Crossreactivity in Immune Recognition. Mol. Immunol. 42:651-655.

20. Cohn, M. (2005) A biological context for the Self-Nonself discrimination and the regulation of effector class by the immune system. Immunol. Res. 31:133-150.

21. Cohn, M. (2005) The common sense of the Self-Nonself discrimination. Springer Seminars in Immunopathology 27:3-17.

22. Cohn, M. (2005) The Tritope model for restrictive recognition of antigen by T-cells: I. What assumptions about structure are needed to explain function? Mol. Immunol. 42:1419-1443.

23. Cohn, M. (2005) A commentary on the Zinkernagel-Hengartner “Credo 2004.” Scand. J. Immunol. 61:477-484.

24. Cohn, M. (2005) On the Responses of Zinkernagel & Hengartner: An invitation to join the fray. Scand. J. Immunol. 62:99-102.

25. Cohn, M. (2006) What are the commonalities governing the behavior of immune recognitive repertoires? Dev. & Comp. Immunol. 30:19-42.

26. Cohn, M. (2006) On the logic of Positive Selection. Immunology 117:452-453. PMCID: 1782246

27. Cohn, M. (2006) On “Credo 2004” as viewed under the “Development-Context” Model of Colin Anderson. Scan. J. Immunol. 64:97-103.

28. Cohn, M. (2006) Does the signal for the activation of T cells originate from the antigen-presenting cell or the effector T-helper? Cell. Immunol. 241:1-6. PMCID: 1828112

29. Cohn, M. (2007) Conceptualizing the Self-Nonself discrimination by the vertebrate immune system. In: In Silico Immunology. eds. J. Timmis and D. Flower, Springer, New York, p. 375-398.

30. Mata, J. and Cohn, M. (2007) Cellular Automata-Based Modeling Program: synthetic immune system. Immunol. Revs., 216:198-212.

31. Cohn, M. (2007) On a Key Postulate of TCR restrictive function: The V-gene loci act as a single pool encoding recognition of the polymorphic alleles of the species MHC. Immunol. 120:140-142.

32. Cohn, M. and Mata, J. (2007) Introduction: Quantitative modeling of immune responses. Immunol. Revs. 216:5-8. http:www.blackwell-synergy.com/doi:10.1111/j.1600-065X.2006.00492.x

33. Cohn, Melvin, Mitchison, N. Av, Paul, William E., Silverstein, Arthur, M., Talmage, David W. and Weigert, Martin (2007) Viewpoint: Reflections on the clonal-selection theory. Nature Reviews Immunology 7:823-830.

34. Cohn, M. (2007) Editorial: "Breakthroughs in Immunology." Eur. J. Immunol. 37:S1-2.

35. Cohn, M. and Mata, J. (2008) Introduction: Theories and Modelling of T Cell Behaviour. Mol. Immunol. 45:581.

36. Cohn, M. (2008) The Tritope Model For Restrictive Recognition of Antigen by T Cells: II. Implications for ontogeny, evolution and physiology. Mol. Immunol. 45:632-652.

37. Cohn, M. (2008) An in depth analysis of the concept of "polyspecificity" assumed to characterize TCR/BCR recognition. Immun. Res. 40:128-147.

38. Cohn, M. (2008) What does the T-cell recognize when it docks on an MHC-encoded restricting element? Mol. Immunol. in press.