Human T cell subpopulations defined by a monoclonal antibody. I. A small subset is responsible for proliferation to allogeneic cells or to soluble antigens and for helper activity for B cell differentiation.
Human T cell subpopulations defined by a monoclonal antibody. I. A small subset is responsible for proliferation to allogeneic cells or to soluble antigens and for helper activity for B cell differentiation.
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由单克隆抗体定义的人类 T 细胞亚群。
DOI:
10.4049/jimmunol.128.1.16
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
A. Bargellesi
中科院分区:
文献类型:
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作者:
G. Corte;M. Mingari;A. Moretta;G. Damiani;L. Moretta;A. Bargellesi
A monoclonal antibody (5/9) was obtained that reacts with the majority of alloactivated human T cells but only with 15 to 20% peripheral T cells. The populations reactive with the 5/9 antibody were separated from the remaining T cells by rosetting techniques using 5/9-coated ORBC. 5/9+ and 5/9- populations were analyzed for different in vitro activities. The helper activity of PWM- driven B cell differentiation appeared to be restricted and highly enriched in the 5/9+ population. In addition, 5/9+ cells contained all the cells capable of proliferation to tetanus toxoid and allogeneic cells. Thus, in vitro activities commonly used for evaluation of T cell function seem to be confined to a small fraction of peripheral T cells.