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The Induction of TNP-Altered, Self-Reactive Human Cytotoxic T Cells by Soluble Factors: The Role of Ia Antigens
1979
Journal of Immunology
This report demonstrates that human peripheral blood T lymphocytes, triggered by allogeneic cells or soluble antigens, elaborate helper factor(s) that promotes the in vitro differentiation of TNP altered-self reactive human CTL. Helper factor(s) alone is not sufficient for the generation of these killer cells, but requires the presence of TNP-derivatized autologous stimulators during sensitization. Additional experiments were performed with antisera to a human Ia-like antigen, p23, 30. These
doi:10.4049/jimmunol.122.4.1302
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