[Biochemical and immunochemical study of soluble antigens of human large intestinal mucosa. II. Identification and specificity].
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Rat and guinea pig peritoneal macrophages are compared in their ability to phagocytose guinea pig, rat and sheep red cells. The ability of the phagocytes to ingest autologous red cells does not seem to be drastically reduced compared to their ability to ingest alien cells.
The induction of EAE in Lewis rats by basic protein (BP) is suppressed by the transfer of non-draining lymphnode cells from cured animals. The activation of draining lymphnode cells of these cured animals by BP, PHA or ConA is decreased with the addition of non-draining lymph node cells from the same rats.
Previous results on the potentiation by cytochalasin B (CB) of lymphocte responses in vitro, particularly the requirement for serum for this potentiation, prompted us to undertake the present study on inhibitory effects of autologous serum on rat lymphocyte activities. Main results mirror the inverse effect of CB: maximal inhibition is obtained at suboptimal doses of PHA; inhibitory effect bears essentially on early events of activation; high cell density is of prime importance. In contrast to CB, serum affects more 3H-TdR incorporation than blast transformation. Therefore, CB and some serum component(s) could have inverse effects on a single regulatory mechanism: suppressive cellular interactions.
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