Fournier C, Charreire J
Ann Immunol (Paris). 1977 Jan-Mar;128(1-2):91-3.
The autorosette levels studied in human peripheral blood of 115 normal subjects are shown to be higher in women than in men and to increase along with the age in both sexes. These autorosettes could belong to immature T-cells as they stick to nylon wool and they decreased after E-rosette depletion. The T-cell origin of autorosettes is confirmed by the existence of mixed rosettes using autologous erythrocytes and sheep red blood cells.
对115名正常受试者的人外周血中研究的自身玫瑰花结水平显示，女性高于男性，且在两性中均随年龄增长而增加。这些自身玫瑰花结可能属于未成熟T细胞，因为它们能黏附于尼龙纤维，且在E玫瑰花结耗竭后减少。利用自体红细胞和绵羊红细胞形成的混合玫瑰花结的存在证实了自身玫瑰花结的T细胞起源。
