Title : Generation and cytotoxic profile of human peripheral blood CD4+ T lymphocytes.

Pub. Date : 1992 Dec

PMID : 1363236






2 Functional Relationships(s)
Download
Sentence
Compound Name
Protein Name
Organism
1 Overall, these findings suggested that activated human peripheral blood (PB) CD4+ effectors can lyse TC by at least three distinct mechanisms: (i) a CsA-sensitive directed lysis of SRBC which correlates with exocytosis and presumably occurs via membrane lesions; (ii) a CsA-insensitive directed lysis of NP-modified nucleated TC that does not appear to involve exocytosis and is metabolically distinct; and (iii) a direct TNF-dependent lysis of TNF-sensitive TC. Cyclosporine tumor necrosis factor Homo sapiens
2 Overall, these findings suggested that activated human peripheral blood (PB) CD4+ effectors can lyse TC by at least three distinct mechanisms: (i) a CsA-sensitive directed lysis of SRBC which correlates with exocytosis and presumably occurs via membrane lesions; (ii) a CsA-insensitive directed lysis of NP-modified nucleated TC that does not appear to involve exocytosis and is metabolically distinct; and (iii) a direct TNF-dependent lysis of TNF-sensitive TC. Cyclosporine tumor necrosis factor Homo sapiens