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In vitro proliferative reactions by lymphocytes from both responder and "low" responder mice to (T,G)-A--L
In summary (T,G)-A--L can induce specific in vitro lymphoproliferative reactions in LNC from immunized mice. From 3-8 weeks after immunization lymphocytes from responder mice react to a much greater degree than from low responders. These proliferative reactions are not specifically enhanced by supernatants of "educated" T cells. However, 2 to 3 months after immunization the lymphoproliferative response of the low responders rises to the same level as that of responder mice.
In summary (T,G)-A--L can induce specific in vitro lymphoproliferative reactions in LNC from immunized mice. From 3-8 weeks after immunization lymphocytes from responder mice react to a much greater degree than from low responders. These proliferative reactions are not specifically enhanced by supernatants of "educated" T cells. However, 2 to 3 months after immunization the lymphoproliferative response of the low responders rises to the same level as that of responder mice.