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Evidence for indirect involvement of the H-2Kb gene in the regulation of natural killer sensitivity of BL6 melanoma cells.

Natural immunity - 1 Jan 2000

Kim M, Herberman R, Gorelik E

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We have previously demonstrated that transfection of BL6-8 melanoma cells with the H-2Kb gene increased their sensitivity to natural killer (NK)- and natural cytotoxic (NC) cell-mediated cytotoxicity, and resulted in alterations of various cell characteristics such as the loss of melanoma-associated antigen (MAA), and the appearance of Griffonia simplicifolia 1B4 (GS1B4)- and soybean agglutinin...

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PMID: 8111189

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