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Neonatal and maternal lymphocytes in whole-blood cultures: absence of strong interaction
The relative growth of neonatal and maternal lymphocytes was studied in PHA-stimulated mixed short-time whole-blood cultures, with particular regard to a possible inhibition of the maternal cells. For comparison, neonatal and maternal cells were grown separately. No uniform inhibition was observed, although there was an average 34% depression of growth of the maternal cells in the mixed cultures.
The relative growth of neonatal and maternal lymphocytes was studied in PHA-stimulated mixed short-time whole-blood cultures, with particular regard to a possible inhibition of the maternal cells. For comparison, neonatal and maternal cells were grown separately. No uniform inhibition was observed, although there was an average 34% depression of growth of the maternal cells in the mixed cultures.