Homograft Target Cells: Contact Destruction in vitro by Immune Macrophages

6 January 1966

journal article
research article
Published by American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Science

Vol. 151 (3706) , 97-99
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.151.3706.97

Abstract

Specific adherence of immune macrophages to monolayers of target cells is a passive phenomenon which represents only the first step in the mutually destructive interaction of immune macrophages and target cells. A specific hemagglutinin, responsible for specific adherence, was eluted from well-washed immune macrophages by heat treatment. The nature of the events in the interaction subsequent to adherence are unknown, but apparently demand the biosynthetic activities of the immune macrophage.

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Homograft Target Cells: Specific Destruction in vitro by Contact Interaction with Immune Macrophages
Science, 1964
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