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Differential susceptibility to tolerance induction in vitro of splenic B cells from several transgenic mouse lines. Role of B1 cells.

Journal of immunology (Baltimore, Md. : 1950) - 15 Jun 1995

Liou L B, Colosia A, Corley R B, Clarke S H, Scott D W

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Spleen cells from transgenic mice, whose rearranged Ig receptors reflect the repertoires of B1 (CD5+ and "sister" B cells) or normal B2 cells, were examined for their ability to be rendered unresponsive. By using an anti-Ig tolerance protocol that is independent of receptor specificity, we previously reported that peritoneal B cells, containing primarily CD5+ and "sister" B cells, were not susceptible to...

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