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Mitogen-stimulated glutaraldehyde-fixed spleen cells: ability to stimulate in the mixed lymphocyte reaction and
Journal of Immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950)
|October 1, 1976
Mouse spleen cells treated with glutaralde lose their stimulating ability in the MLR. If the spleen cells are first converted to a blastogenic state by lipopolysaccharide and subsequently fixed with glutaraldehyde, their stimulating capacity is maintained.
Mouse spleen cells treated with glutaralde lose their stimulating ability in the MLR. If the spleen cells are first converted to a blastogenic state by lipopolysaccharide and subsequently fixed with glutaraldehyde, their stimulating capacity is maintained.