Cells involved in the immune response. XXXVI. The thymic antigen-specific suppressor cell in the immunized rabbit is a T cell with receptors for FcG and the antigen and it acts, via a secreted suppressor factor, directly on the immune splenic AFC B cell to inhibit antibody secretion.

Ítems similars

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  per: Thomas, H C, et al.
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• Splenic suppressor cells in hypogammaglobulinaemia.
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• Immune responses during pregnancy. Evidence of suppressor cells for splenic antibody response
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• THE THYMIC SUPPRESSOR CELL : I. SEPARATION OF SUBPOPULATIONS WITH SUPPRESSOR ACTIVITY
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