Specific MLC stimulation by cultured B cells

Tissue Antigens
|July 1, 1976
PubMed

Pairs of cultured T and B lymphoid cells, derived from the same individual, were used as stimulating cells in MLC experiments. Blastogenic response to cultured B cells were much greater than those to the corresponding T cell line. These cells will provide a useful reagent for isolation and characterization of B cell specific antigens.

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