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A tumor T cell line which can be specifically activated by antigen
Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology
|January 1, 1979
We have shown that permanently transformed T cells of a leukemic line (485-2) maintain their immunocompetent function and can be specifically activated by antigen. This cell line should facilitate investigations into the biochemical mechanisms of T cell activation and may help elucidate the nature of the T cell receptor.
We have shown that permanently transformed T cells of a leukemic line (485-2) maintain their immunocompetent function and can be specifically activated by antigen. This cell line should facilitate investigations into the biochemical mechanisms of T cell activation and may help elucidate the nature of the T cell receptor.