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The Journal of Immunology, Vol 142, Issue 4 1203-1208, Copyright © 1989 by American Association of Immunologists


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Tumor necrosis factor-alpha as a proliferative signal for an IL-2- dependent T cell line: strict species specificity of action

GE Ranges, MP Bombara, RA Aiyer, GG Rice and MA Palladino Jr
Department of Molecular Immunology, Genentech, Inc., South San Francisco, CA 94080.

The ability of TNF-alpha to stimulate T cell proliferation was examined. We demonstrate that murine rTNF-alpha induces the proliferation of CT6, a murine T cell line previously thought to be responsive only to IL-2. This activity appears to be the result of the direct action of murine rTNF-alpha on the CT6 cells because neither 1) murine IL-2 or murine IL-4, lymphokines also capable of inducing CT6 proliferation, were detected in culture supernatants from murine rTNF- alpha-treated CT6 cells nor 2) did antibodies specific for IL-2 or IL-4 inhibit murine rTNF-alpha-induced CT6 proliferation. Unlike many of the activities displayed by TNF-alpha, its ability to induce CT6 cell proliferation shows strict species specificity as indicated by the failure of human rTNF-alpha to stimulate these cells. Flow cytometric analysis and binding of radiolabeled TNF-alpha have indicated that receptors for TNF-alpha on these cells are specific for murine TNF- alpha. The ability of murine rTNF-alpha to induce the proliferation of certain T cell lines further indicates that this molecule plays an important role in regulation of T cell-mediated immune responses.


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