Cells and mediators which participate in immunoglobulin synthesis by human mononuclear cells. III. Null cells secrete a factor(s) (human immunoglobulin synthesis/secretion-facilitating factor) that can replace the null cells in the synthesis of immunoglobulin by cultured B cells.

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