1982
DOI: 10.1016/0090-1229(82)90091-5
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Anomalous killer cells: Thymus cell dependency, precursor frequency, and response to immunosuppressive therapy

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“…The mediator cells of these two activities form different cell populations with different target cell selectivity and recognition, as shown by cold-target inhibition and by single-cell assays [8,20]. Studies on the origin of NK-like activity generated in mixed leukocyte culture (MLC) have given contradictory results, some of which support a T cellderived [12,13,18] and others an NK cell-derived origin [10,22). Recently, Nieminen & Saksela [14] reported a new monoclonal antibody, NK-9, which in addition to NK cells also recognizes noncytotoxic precursors for NK-like effector cells and cytotoxic T lymphocytes, thus suggesting a common precursor cell for both these activities.…”
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“…The mediator cells of these two activities form different cell populations with different target cell selectivity and recognition, as shown by cold-target inhibition and by single-cell assays [8,20]. Studies on the origin of NK-like activity generated in mixed leukocyte culture (MLC) have given contradictory results, some of which support a T cellderived [12,13,18] and others an NK cell-derived origin [10,22). Recently, Nieminen & Saksela [14] reported a new monoclonal antibody, NK-9, which in addition to NK cells also recognizes noncytotoxic precursors for NK-like effector cells and cytotoxic T lymphocytes, thus suggesting a common precursor cell for both these activities.…”
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