Sensitization of normal mouse lymphocytes immunized in vitro as detected by macrophage electrophoretic mobility (MEM) test
Nĕmecková, S.; Bubeník, J.; Indrová, M.
Folia Biologica 28(4): 280-282
1982
ISSN/ISBN: 0015-5500 PMID: 7141039 Document Number: 187761
Lymph node cells from normal mouse donors, sensitized in vitro with syngeneic chemically induced sarcoma cells, release a macrophage slowing factor after interaction with solubilized tumour-associated antigen. The reaction is specific, i.e., MSF can be detected in the MEM test, if TAA for challenge are prepared from the tumour used for sensitization.
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