Titlebook: Leukocyte Typing II; Volume 1 Human T Lym Ellis L. Reinherz,Barton F. Haynes,Irwin D. Bernst Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Ne

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Effects of the Workshop Anti-T Cell Monoclonal Antibodies on Lymphocyte Proliferative and Cytotoxic of molecules involved in lymphocyte functions may contribute to a better understanding of how these cells work. On the other hand, when monoclonal antibodies are given to patients, “peaceful” (non-killing) actions may lead to main or side effects that must be reckoned with.

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Analysis of the Monocyte-T Cell Interaction Required for Induction of T Cell Proliferation by Anti-T with the T3 antigen have provided evidence that this antigen is closely associated with the T cell antigen receptor (2,3). One interesting and perhaps related property of anti-T3 antibodies is their ability to induce T cells to proliferate (4). This response to cross-linkage of T3 antigens is stric

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Evaluation of the T Cell Workshop Monoclonal Antibodies in , Lymphocyte Proliferation Assaysresponse. Thus, antibodies directed against CD3, a molecule present on all mature T cells where it is associated with the T cell antigen receptor (1–3), are mitogenic for these cells (4–9). These antibodies, on the other hand, can block the induction and further functioning of T cells (6,9–13), appa