1975
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3083.1975.tb02650.x
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Biological Significance of Fc Receptor‐Bearing Cells Among Activated T Lymphocytes

Abstract: Lethally irradiated mice injected with syngeneic thymocytes and immunized with protein antigens develop specific helper T cells. If injected with semiallogeneic thymocytes, such mice generate H-2 antigen-specific cytotoxic T cells. Most spleen cells from these chimeric mice possess Fc receptors. The present results demonstrate that the development of Fc-receptor-bearing cells in thymocyte-injected irradiation chimeras seemingly is due to the physiological conditions in the mice rather than to the specific immu… Show more

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“…Inbred mice were maintained in our breeding colony at the Immunobiology Laboratory, Statens Seruminstitut Copenhagen, Denmark (21,22) Center, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden. Strain B65a mice were produced by backcrossing (B6 X CBA)F1 mice to B6 mice.…”
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“…Inbred mice were maintained in our breeding colony at the Immunobiology Laboratory, Statens Seruminstitut Copenhagen, Denmark (21,22) Center, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden. Strain B65a mice were produced by backcrossing (B6 X CBA)F1 mice to B6 mice.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The medium consisted of 5% fetal calf serum (FCS) in a 1:1 mixture of Eagle's high amino acid medium (28) and R medium (ER); the culture time was 4-5 d. Cells were harvested and further purified using FIP (26). Such activated T cells were 30-95% blasts, >98% Thy-l.2, < 1% Ig +, <0.5% Fc-receptor-positive, and without antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxic (ADCC) potential (22,23,26,27). They were tested for the percentage of Id + cells by the methods outlined above, and for specific cytotoxic T-cell (CTL) activity against SlCrlabeled target cells (L cells: C3H fibroblast cell line, H-2k; RBL-5: Rauscher virus-induced lymphoma in B6 mice, H-2b; L1210:DBA/2 leukemia, H-2d).…”
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“…On the basis of the results from Section 3.1. we tried to separate T from K lymphocytes (and other cells) by means of fractionation on HSA-anti-HSA columns (known t o retain adherent cells and cells with high-avidity F c receptors [9]), and on Ig-anti-Ig columns (known to retain most cells except T lymphocytes, [ l , 7-9, 23, 27, 331). Tables 5-6 and Fig.…”
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“…suppressive B cell factor (SBF) [17]. This is also the case in T cells; T cells bearing FcR (FcRy+ T) are known to sup press the proliferation of B cells activated by pokeweed mitogen in human [18], while FcRy" T cells act as either antigen-specific or nonspecific helpers [16,20,22,27]. Kil ler cell induction in mixed lymphocyte reac tion is also suppressed by the supplement of FcRy+ T cells in mixed lymphocyte reaction culture [14], Thus, one of the roles of FcRy in immune responses seems to be that of a receptor for regulatory signals from immune complexes, therefore, FcRy+ B cells per haps play a role of immune regulators.…”
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