Designed transfer of specific immune responses with bone marrow transplantation.
Designed transfer of specific immune responses with bone marrow transplantation.
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设计通过骨髓移植转移特异性免疫反应。
DOI:
10.1172/jci112686
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
Gale,RP
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作者:
Saxon,A;Mitsuyasu,R;Stevens,R;Champlin,RE;Kimata,H;Gale,RP
Bone marrow transplant donors were immunized with tetanus/diphtheria toxoids 6-7 d before bone marrow donation to investigate the role of B cell subpopulations in reconstitution of humoral immunity. Lymphoblastoid B cells spontaneously producing IgG antitetanus and/or antidiphtheria toxoid were detected in the donor marrows at the time of transplantation. Recipients rapidly demonstrated 3-90-fold increases in serum IgG antitetanus and antidiphtheria toxoid levels. Antidiphtheria fragment A antibody in three donor/recipient pairs demonstrated spectrotypic identity indicating transfer of the donors' response. Reimmunization of three recipients 64-154 d after transplant revealed an IgG antibody response associated with reappearance of spontaneous antibody-producing B cells and an antidiphtheria fragment A response characteristics of the donor's immune response. These observations extend the understanding of the role of B cell subpopulations and provide a basis for specific modulation of immunity in the setting of bone marrow transplantation.Images