Characterization of chicken T cell growth factor
Characterization of chicken T cell growth factor
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鸡 T 细胞生长因子的表征
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
R. Franklin
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作者:
M. Schnetzler;A. Oommen;J. Nowak;R. Franklin
Chicken spleen and peripheral blood lymphocytes were tested for their ability to produce T cell growth factor (interleukin 2, IL2) upon stimulation with phytohemagglutinin or concanavalin A (Con A). Using a qualitative microassay, peak activity was found in 24‐h supernatants of mitogen‐stimulated lymphocytes. These supernatants permitted continuous growth of chicken lymphocytes for several weeks and increased the Con A response of chicken thymocytes. A quantitative probit microassay was developed and used in the further studies when appropriate. Chicken IL2 binds specifically to thymocytes and activated T cells and its action upon T blast cells cannot be blocked by cyclosporin A. The molecular weights of the two biological active peaks found by gel filtration of the native IL 2 preparation were in the range 19500‐21500 and 9000‐11500. A single polypeptide of molecular weight 13000 was found by gel electrophoresis under reducing conditions.