In vitro studies on H-2 linked unresponsiveness. 1. Normal helper cells to (T,G)-A-L and GAT in low and non-responder mice.

Howie, S; Feldmann, M; Mozes, E; Maurer, PH

Abstract:

Lymphoid cells from unprimed high responder (C57BL/10) and low responder mice (B10.Br, B10.A, CBA) to (T,G)-A-L and high responder (B10, B10.A) and non-responder (B10.G, DBA/I) mice to GAT can be induced to form antigen specific T-helper cells in vitro under identical culture conditions. The helper cells induced from high and low or non-responder mice appear to be identical in efficiency, antigen concentration requirement for induction and induction kinetics.

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Howie, S., Feldmann, M., Mozes, E., & Maurer, P. H. (1977). In vitro studies on H-2 linked unresponsiveness. 1. Normal helper cells to (T,G)-A-L and GAT in low and non-responder mice. Immunology, 32(3), 291–299.

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Howie, S., et al. “In Vitro Studies on H-2 Linked Unresponsiveness. 1. Normal Helper Cells to (T,G)-A-L and GAT in Low and Non-Responder Mice.” Immunology, vol. 32, no. 3, 1977, pp. 291–99.

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Howie, S, M Feldmann, E Mozes, and PH Maurer. 1977. “In Vitro Studies on H-2 Linked Unresponsiveness. 1. Normal Helper Cells to (T,G)-A-L and GAT in Low and Non-Responder Mice.” Immunology 32 (3): 291–99.
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