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E rosette-forming lymphocytes in multiple sclerosis patients. Basic protein stimulation of rosette-forming cells
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Lymphocyte DevelopmentNeurological DisorderImmunologyBlood CellPathologyImmunotherapyT CellsImmune SystemImmune DysregulationMultiple Sclerosis PatientsMs PatientsBasic Protein StimulationHematologyNeurologyNeuroimmunologyAutoimmune DiseaseAllergyAutoimmunityCell BiologyE Rosette-forming LymphocytesMultiple SclerosisMedicine
"Total" and "active" T cells were enumerated using sheep red blood cell (SRBC) rosetting technique. The percentages of "total" and "active" T lymphocytes were not significantly different in multiple sclerosis patients as compared to other neurological disorders and/or healthy controls. However, the number of "avid" T cells binding more than three SRBC was significantly increased in MS patients. Active E rosette test has shown hypersensitization to myelin basic protein in 50% MS patients and 31% OND patients. All healthy controls studied, except one had negative response.
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