CHARACTERISTIC BIOCHEMICAL DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES-T AND LYMPHOCYTES-B SEPARATED ON NYLON WOOL
CHARACTERISTIC BIOCHEMICAL DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES-T AND LYMPHOCYTES-B SEPARATED ON NYLON WOOL
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DOI:
10.1016/0020-711x(85)90094-1
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
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ANTONI, F
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HRABAK, A;SZABO, MT;ANTONI, F
T and B lymphocytes from human tonsils were separated on a nylon wool column. T cells are enriched in the nonadherent, B cells in the adherent fraction. Several enzymes and other markers were tested in separated and nonseparated lymphocyte populations. Certain enzymes and other properties can be used at T or B lymphocyte markers because of their preferential occurrence and because of the advantages of their estimation (simple, quick methods, objective evaluation). The following characteristics were considered as markers based on the results: acid phosphatase, Na+-K+-activated ATPase, BAEE[N-benzoyl-arginyl-ethylester]-peptidase and chromium labeling in T lymphocytes; 5''-nucleotidase, FITC[fluorescein isothiocyanate]-IgG binding, N-acetyl-D-glucosaminidase, thymidine and valine incorporation in B lymphocytes.