In vitro effects of B cell growth and maturation factor on B-CLL lymphocytes
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In vitro effects of B cell growth and maturation factor on B-CLL lymphocytes
Nouv Rev Fr Hematol (1978).
1988.
Abstract
In the presence of anti-mu Ab, B-CLL lymphocytes are able to respond to cytokines such as IL2, BCGF and IFN-alpha. IL2 is most frequently an active factor. According to the B-CLL lymphocytes population, IL2 alone can induce growth or maturation of B cells. IFN-gamma and IL2 are inefficient on B-CLL lymphocyte proliferation, but they can profoundly modulate the response to IL2. IFN-gamma can synergize with IL2. In contrast IL4 profoundly and constantly inhibits the response to IL2.
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