The response of isolated T cells to autologous non-T mononuclear cells is called the
autologous mixed lymphocyte reaction (AMLR). The responding T cells show immunological …

The autologous mixed lymphocyte reaction (AMLR) is a proliferative response of T cells to
signals from autologous non-T cells. The AMLR has been an enigma to immunologists …

The human {T: T act} AMLR was characterized in its relationship to the {T: Non-T} AMLR and
its validity as a nonxenogeneic antigen induced response was extended. Human T cell …

Recently, stimulation of T cells by autologous non-T cells has been described (3, 4). Weksler
and Kozak (5) have observed that the autologous mixed lymphocyte reaction (AMLR) has …

The human autologous mixed lymphocyte reaction represents the proliferative response of T
cells to determinants presented on autologous non-T cells. Purified T4+ cells vigorously …

The proliferative response of T cells to autologous non-T cells (autologous mixed leukocyte
reaction, AMLR) varies with the duration of incubation as well as the concentration and …

This study was undertaken to define the functional properties of T cells stimulated in the
autologous mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) by purified B cells or macrophages. In …

Isolated human T4+ cells proliferate in the autologous mixed lymphocyte reaction (AMLR),
whereas isolated T8+ cells do not. However, in the presence of Interleukin 2 or T4+ cells, the …

Coculture of normal human T lymphocytes with autologous cells enriched in B lymphocytes
results in increased DNA synthesis. In our system, the responder cells are mononuclear …

Human peripheral blood T lymphocytes were separated into theophylline‐resistant (TR) and‐
sensitive (TS) subpopulations. Proliferative responses of TR, TS and unfractionated T cells …