The Leucocyte Antigen FactsBook 1997
DOI: 10.1016/b978-012078185-0/50509-6
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“…It was hypothesized that changes in cytokine and cytokine receptor synthesis may be reflected by earlier signal transduction events in leucocytes. CD69, an activator‐inducer molecule, is up‐regulated within 2 h of stimulation by mitogen (Barclay et al , 1997). It is inducibly expressed in a wide variety of haemopoietic cells and contributes to signal transduction, Ca ++ influx, cytokine production and cytokine receptor synthesis (Poggi, 1998).…”
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“…It was hypothesized that changes in cytokine and cytokine receptor synthesis may be reflected by earlier signal transduction events in leucocytes. CD69, an activator‐inducer molecule, is up‐regulated within 2 h of stimulation by mitogen (Barclay et al , 1997). It is inducibly expressed in a wide variety of haemopoietic cells and contributes to signal transduction, Ca ++ influx, cytokine production and cytokine receptor synthesis (Poggi, 1998).…”
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