Adoptive immunotherapy of leukemia in the rat, without graft-VS-host complications.
Adoptive immunotherapy of leukemia in the rat, without graft-VS-host complications.
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大鼠白血病的过继免疫治疗,无移植物抗宿主并发症。
DOI:
10.4049/jimmunol.123.4.1478
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Bruce Roser
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作者:
Owen Westcott;Susan Dorsch;Bruce Roser
PVG rats bearing a transplantable T cell leukemia were treated with large inocula of lymphoid cells from AUG rats sensitized either against the leukemia or against PVG lymphocytes. AUG and PVG bear identical Ag-B antigens but differ at minor loci, including the Pta loci, which code for differentiation antigens expressed only on peripheral T lymphocytes. Treatment with AUG cells immune to either the PVG leukemia or normal PVG cells resulted in prolonged survival of leukemic rats, a profound but ephemeral leukopenia and prolonged disappearance of leukemic cells from lymphoid tissue. All treated animals, however, eventually died with large, discrete deposits of leukemic cells in both hard and soft tissues. Despite the deliberate mismatching of host and donor cells for minor transplanation antigens, no evidence of GVH symptoms was observed in treated rats. This was interpreted as a result of directing the adoptive immune response to antigens of restricted distribution, i.e., on leukocytes and not on somatic cells.