Specificity and effector-target interaction.
Mitsuo Takasugi
Abstract
Mitsuo Takasugi
Abstract
When effector cells were tested on a number of target cells, the most obvious effect observed was a nonselective cytotoxicity that is now known as natural cell-mediated cytotoxicity. The apparent nonselectivity was a result of specific cytotoxic activity against many different antigens on target cells. This specificity was demonstrated in the cross-competition assay in which target cells sharing common antigens selectively inhibited natural cytotoxicity.
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When effector cells were tested on a number of target cells, the most obvious effect observed was a nonselective cytotoxicity that is now known as natural cell-mediated cytotoxicity. The apparent nonselectivity was a result of specific cytotoxic activity against many different antigens on target cells. This specificity was demonstrated in the cross-competition assay in which target cells sharing common antigens selectively inhibited natural cytotoxicity.
Key concepts: Cytotoxicity, Effector, Cytotoxic T cell, Antigen, Chemistry, Cell biology, Biology, Molecular biology