THE ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL SPLEEN CELLS IN THE INTERFERON RESPONSE OF THE INTACT MOUSE*

AUTOR(ES)

Osborn, June E.

RESUMO

A method is described for the detection of interferon production by individual spleen cells of mice after intravenous virus infection. Although mouse spleen plays a major role in the total interferon response to Newcastle disease virus, the number of spleen cells participating is a small fraction of the total, suggesting that interferon formation is to some extent a specialized cell function.

Documentos Relacionados

• Immune interferon induced by phytohemagglutinin in nude mouse spleen cells.
• Design and analysis considerations in evaluating the chemiluminescence response of mouse spleen cells.
• Component(s) of Sendai virus that can induce interferon in mouse spleen cells.
• THREE CASES OF TRISOMY IN THE MOUSE*
• Influence of six antifungal agents on the chemiluminescence response of mouse spleen cells.