Immunologic tolerance to DNA in B cell lines from both normal and autoimmune mice.
Immunologic tolerance to DNA in B cell lines from both normal and autoimmune mice.
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正常小鼠和自身免疫小鼠 B 细胞系对 DNA 的免疫耐受性。
DOI:
10.1007/bf02935511
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Borel,Y
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作者:
Aldo-Benson,M;Borel,H;Scheiderer-Pratt,L;Borel,Y
We examine whether B cell lines enriched for DNA specificity from either autoimmune (BWF1) or normal mice (Balb/c) can be rendered unresponsive to autoantigen in terms of the specific suppression of direct antibody-forming cells to DNA. These B cell lines were both Lyt-1 positive and negative. Preincubation with oligonucleotide, covalently linked to mouse γ-globulin, specifically suppressed the antigendriven response elicited by DNA horse red blood cells in B cell lines from both strains of mice. There is a 5-fold difference in susceptibility to DNA-specific tolerance induction between B cell lines of BWF1and Balb/c mice. Thus, B cells from autoimmune mice do not appear to have an inherent absolute defect in being rendered tolerant to autoantigen, but are relatively less susceptible to DNA-specific tolerance than nonautoimmune cell lines.