Marcinkiewicz J, Ptak W
Immunology. 1980 Sep;41(1):211-6.
An antigen-specific suppressor factor (TSF) produced by mouse T lymphocytes prevents immune cells from conferring adoptive immunity on normal recipients. This TSF attaches easily to the macrophage surface, and these 'armed' macrophages in the presence of a corresponding antigen manufacture (in vitro) a non-specific macrophage suppressor factor (MSF) which impairs the activity of cells sensitized to homologous or heterologous antigens. Our experiments show that MSF is temperature- and trypsin-sensitive, and is not a prostaglandin. Its molecular weight is in the range of 10 kD. MSF is synthesized by macrophages de novo subsequent to triggering by TSF and antigen. MSF impairs only the activity of cells mediating contact sensitivity reaction (Ly 1) but has no influence on T-suppressor cells (Ly 23). The possibility that MSF is an enzyme is discussed.
小鼠T淋巴细胞产生的一种抗原特异性抑制因子(TSF)可阻止免疫细胞赋予正常受体过继性免疫。这种TSF很容易附着于巨噬细胞表面,并且这些“武装”巨噬细胞在相应抗原存在的情况下(体外)产生一种非特异性巨噬细胞抑制因子(MSF),该因子会损害对同源或异源抗原致敏的细胞的活性。我们的实验表明,MSF对温度和胰蛋白酶敏感,且不是前列腺素。其分子量在10 kD范围内。MSF是巨噬细胞在TSF和抗原触发后重新合成的。MSF仅损害介导接触敏感性反应的细胞(Ly 1)的活性,但对T抑制细胞(Ly 23)没有影响。文中讨论了MSF是一种酶的可能性。