Ia-bearing bone marrow-cultured macrophages induce antigen-specific helper T cells for antibody synthesis.
Ia-bearing bone marrow-cultured macrophages induce antigen-specific helper T cells for antibody synthesis.
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携带 Ia 的骨髓培养巨噬细胞诱导抗原特异性辅助 T 细胞进行抗体合成。
DOI:
10.4049/jimmunol.123.2.612
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
R. Gisler
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作者:
A. Stern;P. Erb;R. Gisler
In bone marrow cell (BMC) cultures supplemented with colony-stimulating factor (CSF), accessory cells develop that are capable of inducing specific helper T cells. These accessory cells become effective after 4 days in culture and can be found not only in the adherent but also in the nonadherent cell population. On the other hand, very few accessory cells with helper cell-inducing capacity are obtained in BMC cultures without CSF. The active BMC-derived cell type has been shown to carry Ia surface antigen, since pretreatment with anti-Ia serum and complement abolished the capacity of these cells to function like macrophages in helper T cell induction. Moreover, the appearance of functional accessory cells in these cultures coincided with the presence of Ia-bearing cells.