-transparent.png){kind=logo}
It has been difficult to clearly differentiate rat NK cells from cytotoxic T cells. In this study we have shown that rat NK cells do not express the T cell protein defined by the OX 19 antibody. By using the FACS we have isolated the OX 19- OX 8+ lymphocyte subset that contains virtually all the NK activity. The simultaneous use of the OX 19 and OX 8 antibodies allows the separation of NK cells from T cells.
Related Publications
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
April 1987,
Veterinary immunology and immunopathology,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1986,
Transplantation,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1984,
Immunology,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1985,
The Netherlands journal of medicine,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1981,
Progress in clinical and biological research,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
May 1984,
Lijecnicki vjesnik,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1985,
Advances in experimental medicine and biology,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1982,
Immunology,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1994,
Natural immunity,
B A Woda, and
M L McFadden, and
R M Welsh, and
K M Bain
January 1982,
Journal of immunological methods,
