1985
DOI: 10.1016/0008-8749(85)90345-4
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Human autologous rosette-forming cells

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“…Human T cells are known to form rosettes with sheep or human erythrocytes, but not with mouse erythrocytes (5,32). The CD2 molecule has been shown to interact with LFA-3 on the human erythrocyte (4,6) or with the sheep homologue of LFA-3 (33).…”
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“…Human T cells are known to form rosettes with sheep or human erythrocytes, but not with mouse erythrocytes (5,32). The CD2 molecule has been shown to interact with LFA-3 on the human erythrocyte (4,6) or with the sheep homologue of LFA-3 (33).…”
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“…The T-cell erythrocyte receptor, or CD2 (T11, Leu 5, lymphocyte function-associated antigen 2) molecule, is a 50-kDa protein that mediates T-cell adhesion to sheep (1,2) and human (3)(4)(5)(6) erythrocytes. Certain monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) directed against CD2 inhibit T-cell rosette formation (7)(8)(9)(10), as well as cytolytic T-cell function (11,12) and T-cell proliferation (11)(12)(13)(14).…”
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“…In addition to sheep erythrocytes, human T cells are known to form rosettes with horse, pig, dog, goat, and rabbit erythrocytes but not mouse or rat erythrocytes (37)(38)(39). Autorosettes between human erythrocytes and human thymocytes have also been reported (40).…”
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