1992
DOI: 10.1016/0008-8749(92)90189-v
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Subset-specific co-stimulatory signals are required for IL-2 production but not growth inhibition responses by T cell hybrids specific for myelin basic protein

Abstract: Two distinct types of T cell hybridomas (designated THYB-1 and T-HYB-2) were derived by fusing BW5147 thymoma cells with encephalitogenic T helper cells from Lewis rats. Both subsets required MHC-restricted presentation of determinants within the 72-86 peptide sequence of myelin basic protein (MBP) as a requisite signal for IL-2 production. Unlike THYB-1 hybrids, however, THYB-2 hybrids required additional accessory cell activities that were mediated by radiosensitive nonadherent (RS-NAdh) splenocytes (SPL). I… Show more

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“…In various antigen systems, T-cell proliferation can be readily induced when dendritic or macrophage-like cells which are radioresistant are used as APC [10,36,38,55]. However, when antigen presenting resting B cells are specifically used, radiosensitivity is manifested as the T-cell proliferation [2,34,35,41] or IL2 production [34,35,41].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In various antigen systems, T-cell proliferation can be readily induced when dendritic or macrophage-like cells which are radioresistant are used as APC [10,36,38,55]. However, when antigen presenting resting B cells are specifically used, radiosensitivity is manifested as the T-cell proliferation [2,34,35,41] or IL2 production [34,35,41].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%