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. 1974 Sep 1;140(3):731–741. doi: 10.1084/jem.140.3.731

CELL-BOUND RECEPTORS FOR ALLOANTIGENS ON NORMAL LYMPHOCYTES

II. ANTIALLOANTIBODY SERUM CONTAINS SPECIFIC FACTORS REACTING WITH RELEVANT IMMUNOCOMPETENT T LYMPHOCYTES

Hans Binz 1, Jean Lindenmann 1, Hans Wigzell 1
PMCID: PMC2139621  PMID: 4153293

Abstract

The rat popliteal node graft-vs.-host assay was shown to depend on the presence of parental T cells in the inoculum. Antialloantisera raised in F1 hybrid rats against alloantibodies of one parent directed at transplantation antigens of the other parent displayed some or all of the following specific effects on parental T cells: They inhibited local GvH by purified T-cell suspensions; they blocked the capacity of GvH-reactive cells to adsorb onto fibroblast monolayers of the relevant genotype; together with complement, they killed GvH-reactive cells.

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