Relationship between Immunity and Interferon Production in Macrophages:III. Enhancement of Interferon Production by Antiserum
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概要
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The effect of antiserum on the interferon (IF) production in macrophages by Newcastle disease virus (NDV) has been studied. Completely neutralized NDV lost its IF-inducing ability, but under-neutralized NDV revealed an enhanced IF-inducing capability. This enhancement of IF production by unneutralized NDV was also observed in antiserum-treated cells. Enhancement phenomena appeared to be based on immunological specificity. Under- neutralized NDV was also adsorbed more rapidly and at a higher rate to normal cells than unneutralized NDV. Unneutralized NDV also adsorbed more efficiently to antiserum-treated cells and to cells derived from immunized mice than to normal cells. The significance of these phenomena is discussed in relation to the induction mechanism of IF in macrophages
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著者
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AZUMA Masanobu
Department of Bacteriology, Hokkaido University School of Medicine
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YAMADA Morihide
Department of Bacteriology, Hokkaido University School of Medicine
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NISHIOKA Rikichi
Department of Bacteriology, Hokkaido University School of Medicine
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