1995
DOI: 10.1006/prep.1995.1077
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Biologically Active Recombinant Rat Granulocyte Macrophage Colony-Stimulating Factor Produced in Escherichia coli

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“…Although DC are a minor population (Յ0.1%) of LD-LNC, they account for Ն95% of the T-cell stimulating activity in rat LNC preparations (14, 18). Freshly isolated mature DC rapidly lose their capacity to stimulate T cells (11,18). As shown in Table 1, the T cell stimulation activity of freshly isolated and cultured DC diminishes by 60% within 24 h to less than 20% of their initial activity by 48 h. Our earlier studies and others suggested GM-CSF enhanced the costimulation activity of DC (11,19,20) and that TNF␣ also stimulated the activation of T cells by DC (19,20).…”
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“…Although DC are a minor population (Յ0.1%) of LD-LNC, they account for Ն95% of the T-cell stimulating activity in rat LNC preparations (14, 18). Freshly isolated mature DC rapidly lose their capacity to stimulate T cells (11,18). As shown in Table 1, the T cell stimulation activity of freshly isolated and cultured DC diminishes by 60% within 24 h to less than 20% of their initial activity by 48 h. Our earlier studies and others suggested GM-CSF enhanced the costimulation activity of DC (11,19,20) and that TNF␣ also stimulated the activation of T cells by DC (19,20).…”
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“…LNC were obtained by mechanical disruption of mesenteric and cervical lymph nodes from Lewis rats, as described (11,14,15). LNC were subfractionated over bovine plasma albumin (Armour Pharmaceutical Co., Kankakee, IL) density gradients into low density (LD; upper layer and at interface) and high density (HD; sedimented) cells.…”
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