Functional T lymphocyte subpopulations can be idenlified in humans by antibodies which
detect stable glycoprotein antigens on their surface. Thus, inducer T lymphocytes bear an …

Functional and phenotypic heterogeneity of human T lymphocytes is now well established. T
lymphocytes are subdivided into two major functional categories, namely effector T cells that …

Thymus-derived (T) lymphocytes are by no means a homogeneous cell population. They are
responsible for a spectrum of immune responses, which comprise the phenomena of cell …

It has become increasingly clear that both the type and intensity of the immune response to
antigen are controlled by a complex series of interactions among different types of T …

Publisher Summary This chapter focuses the attention on some approaches to overcoming
difficulties inherent in the investigation of the human system with particular attention to the …

A model of activation, proliferation, and differentiation of human lymphocyte responses is
described, and the complex immunoregulatory modulation of this system discussed with …

STUDIES of the immune response demonstrated that the capacity for cellular immunity and
humoral immunity(antibody formation) resided in two distinct populations of lymphocytes …

The basic principles governing the immunoregulative T cell network were first formulated in
the mouse (Cantor and Boyse, 1977; reviewed by Wagner et al, this volume) and …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the intimate mechanisms of the regulation of
antibody responses by T cells, the significance of these phenomena for the regulatory …

Subpopulations of thymus-derived T lymphocytes bearing receptors for either IgM or IgG
molecules were isolated from human peripheral blood. Those with receptors for IgM (TM) …