ULTRASTRUCTURAL ALTERATION OF CYTOLYTIC LYMPHOCYTES-T FOLLOWING THEIR INTERACTION WITH TARGET-CELLS .1. HYPERTROPHY AND CHANGE OF ORIENTATION OF GOLGI APPARATUS
ULTRASTRUCTURAL ALTERATION OF CYTOLYTIC LYMPHOCYTES-T FOLLOWING THEIR INTERACTION WITH TARGET-CELLS .1. HYPERTROPHY AND CHANGE OF ORIENTATION OF GOLGI APPARATUS
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DOI:
10.1016/0008-8749(78)90324-6
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发表时间:
1978-01-01
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
BYKOVSKY, AF
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作者:
BYKOVSKAJA, SN;RYTENKO, AN;BYKOVSKY, AF
The ultrastructure of cytolytic T [thymus derived] lymphocytes adhered to the surface of target cells [mouse leukemia L1210 cells] was investigated at different periods after start of interaction. A 15 min incubation led to increase of number of Golgi apparatus cisternae and vacuoles. After 30 min incubation Golgi apparatus became oriented to the contact area. If several lymphocytes adhered to 1 target cell the Golgi apparatus of each of them was oriented toward the contact area. If 1 lymphocyte adhered simultaneously to 2 target cells its Golgi apparatus was oriented toward both target cells. Giant Golgi apparatus vacuoles were formed 30-60 min later, then moved to the plasma membrane of the lymphocyte and then the content of those vacuoles moved to the intercellular space between a cytolytic T lymphocyte and a target cell. The period required for the hypertrophy and change of orientation of Golgi apparatus may represent the mobilization step of a medium-sized and small killer lymphocyte.