IMMUNOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF H-2 MUTATIONS .6. CROSS-REACTIVITY IN CELL-MEDIATED LYMPHOLYSIS BETWEEN TNP-MODIFIED CELLS FROM H-2 MUTANT STRAINS
IMMUNOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF H-2 MUTATIONS .6. CROSS-REACTIVITY IN CELL-MEDIATED LYMPHOLYSIS BETWEEN TNP-MODIFIED CELLS FROM H-2 MUTANT STRAINS
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01575657
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
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影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
KLEIN, J
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作者:
FORMAN, J;KLEIN, J
Spleen cells, carrying the H-2Kb [histocompatibility] allele and sensitized against TNP[trinitrophenyl]-modified stimulator cells in vitro, displayed a cytotoxic effect against TNP-modified target cells carrying a mutation in the H-2Kb allele (haplotypes H-2ba, H-2bd and H-2bf). Similar crossreactivity in TNP-CML [cell mediated lympholysis] was observed in the reciprocal direction. Spleen cells carrying the H-2Kk allele and sensitized against TNP-modified stimulators displayed a cytotoxic effect against TNP-modified target cells carrying a mutation in the H-2Kk allele (haplotype H-2ka) and vice versa. Effector cells in these assays were sensitive to anti-T [thymus-derived] cell serum in the presence of complement, and supernatants from immune cultures did not induce nonimmune cells to display a cytotoxic effect. Titration of effector cells from mutant and wild-type strains of the H-2b haplotype indicated no detectable quantitative differences in their activities. Crossreactivity in TNP-CML apparently occurs in closely related allogeneic strains that have recently undergone mutation in the H-2 complex.