Literature DB >> 6816404

[Identification of lymphocyte populations producing alpha-interferon by monoclonal antibodies].

P Lebon, A Bernard, L Boumsell.   

Abstract

Two different leucocyte populations producing alpha-interferon can be defined by monoclonal antibodies. One non glass adherent population produces interferon after induction with Herpes and Sendaï viruses. It is characterized by anti-D44 antibody, defining both some T and NK cells, but not by anti-D66 antibody with selective reactivity for T cells. The other glass adherent population is identified by OKM1 antibody, which defines about 70% of the monocytes, and can be induced only with Sendaï virus.

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Year:  1982        PMID： 6816404

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  C R Seances Acad Sci III        ISSN： 0249-6313


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