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DIFFERENTIATION OF IMMATURE T CELL NEOPLASMS BY INTERLEUKIN-2

DIFFERENTIATION OF IMMATURE T CELL NEOPLASMS BY INTERLEUKIN-2
通过 INTERLEUKIN-2 分化未成熟 T 细胞肿瘤
批准号:
3939357
负责人:
L M NECKERS
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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美国
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中文摘要
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我们研究了45例T细胞和髓细胞白血病, 进一步描述它们。 在15个案例中,这些细胞对 用IL-2治疗,因为它们具有杀死肿瘤的能力, 细胞 它们的表型变化类似于 成熟T细胞 利用这些案例,我们研究了 T细胞受体在产生细胞毒活性中的作用。 在一个案例中, IL-2利用TCR γ δ诱导细胞增殖。 我们证明了这种TCR在抗CD 3 刺激细胞内(CA 2+)的升高, MHC非限制性细胞分析。 TCR γ δ的触发 在这种情况下直接导致溶细胞颗粒酶的释放。 在研究IL-2在这一过程中的作用时,我们观察到, 我们记录的变化后,IL-2转导单独通过 P75 IL-2结合蛋白而不是P55(TAC)蛋白。 基于 根据这些发现,我们已经开始了一项临床协议, Poplack和Kirsh,研究rIL-2的有效性 作为未成熟T细胞恶性肿瘤的治疗。
英文摘要
We have studies 45 cases of T cell and myeloid leukemia trying to further characterize them. In 15 cases, these cells respond to treatment with IL-2, in that they develop the ability to kill tumor cells. Their phenotype changes to resemble that of a more mature T cell. Using these cases, we have studied the role of the T cell receptor in generation of cytotoxic activity. In one case, IL-2 induced a proliferation of cells utilizing TCR gamma delta. We demonstrated that this TCR was functional in that anti-CD3 stimulated an elevation of intracellular (CA2+) and augmented MHC-unrestricted cytalysis. Trigerring of the TCR gamma delta in this case leads directly to release of cytolytic granule enzymes. In studying the role of IL-2 in this process, we observed that the changes we recorded following IL-2 were transduced solely via the P75 IL-2 binding protein and not the P55 (TAC) protein. Based on these findings, we have begun a clinical protocol, in collaboration with DRS. Poplack and Kirsh, to study the effectiveness of rIL-2 in vivo as a treatment for immature T cell malignancies.
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MODULATION OF CELL GROWTH BY ANTISENSE AND ANTIGENE REAGENTS
  • 批准号:
    5201271
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    L M NECKERS
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ANALYSIS OF P53 IN TUMOR CELL RESPONSE TO HYPOXIA
MODULATION OF CELL GROWTH BY ANTISENSE AND ANTIGENE REAGENTS
REGULATION OF CELL GROWTH BY TRANSFERRIN RECEPTORS
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