1980
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.77.6.3620
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Target selectivity of interferon-induced human killer lymphocytes related to their Fc receptor expression.

Abstract: Human blood lymphocytes were fractionated on the basis of surface characteristics such as adherence to nylon wool and expression of erythrocyte (E) and Fc receptors. The various subsets were incubated with interferon for 3 hr. Two cell lines that differ in sensitivity to the natural killer effect, K562 and Daudi, were exposed to these lymphocytes (i.e., their sensitivity to interferon-activated killing was tested). Cell line Daudi, with a low sensitivity to the natural killer effect, was also affected by inte… Show more

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“…It is significant that IAK was found to be mediated by the same lymphocyte subsets as NK [14,23]. The rank order of the lymphocyte subsets was similar, but the IAK effects were stronger.…”
Section: Natural Cytotoxicitymentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…It is significant that IAK was found to be mediated by the same lymphocyte subsets as NK [14,23]. The rank order of the lymphocyte subsets was similar, but the IAK effects were stronger.…”
Section: Natural Cytotoxicitymentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Cells with high-avidity E receptors without Fc receptors. The importance of the T cells in the NK function was als0 indicated by the preferential sensitivity of Daudi cells to the subsets, which have since been shown to contain cells reacting with the T monoclonals [14].…”
Section: Natural Cytotoxicitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is reflected in the dose-response curves when a constant number of target cells are exposed to a different number of effector cells. If the lymphocytes are exposed to various in vitro manipulations such as interferon (IFN) treatment or addition of phytohemagglutinin (PHA) during the assay, their activity increases [4,43,46]. With exceptionally high NK-active donors, neither of these two enhancing treatments was found to substantially increase the lytic effect.…”
Section: Some Characteristics Of the Nk Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This suggests that the lytic potential required for the killing of the particular target cell was already maximal [-46]. IFN-induced potentiation of cytotoxicity, IFNactivated killing (IAK), occurs in those lymphocyte subsets which also exert the function spontaneously [46,60]. Therefore, the distinction between NK and IAK may be only operational.…”
Section: Some Characteristics Of the Nk Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%