Wieczorek Z, Zimecki M, Skibiński G. An intrinsic suppressor cell-controlling formation of autologous rosettes in peripheral mouse lymphocytes.
Cell Immunol 1986;
99:500-6. [PMID:
2944628 DOI:
10.1016/0008-8749(86)90257-1]
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Abstract
The existence of intrinsic suppressor cell-controlling autologous rosette formation in mouse peripheral blood lymphocytes was demonstrated. This cell is glass adherent, Thy 1,2 positive, and loses its activity after treatment with monoclonal anti-Lyt 2 antibodies plus complement. Suppression of the autologous rosette formation also involves a factor released by these cells directed against autologous erythrocytes. The suppressive phenomenon is strain specific.
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