European Journal of Immunology · 1977 · 13 citations · 26 references
Life SciencesImmunologyMicrobiologyBacteriologyCellular ImmunologyImmunoregulationCell-mediated ImmunityImmune SuppressionImmunological TolerancePhagocyte BiologyT Cell BiologyT Cell ToleranceBovine Serum AlbuminElectrophoretic MobilityPhagocytic ActivitySerological TypingSuppressor Cell Biology
Suppressor cells involved in low zone tolerance to bacteriophage fd have been characterized by serological and physical methods. Suppressor T cells are peripheral T2 cells which are Ly-1-, Ly-2+ and Ia+. They are of high electrophoretic mobility, sediment 5 mm/h at 1 x g in a linear Ficoll 70 gradient, but are not restricted to a distinct band in a discontinuous bovine serum albumin gradient. Adherent phagocytic cells of low electrophoretic mobility can act as amplifier cells with a much shorter half-life than suppressor T cells.
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Ken Shortman, Neil Williams, P. B. Adams · Journal of Immunological Methods · 1972 · 273 citations
L A Herzenberg, Ko Okumura, Harvey Cantor et al. · The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1976 · 242 citations · Full text