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A NALYSIS OF IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE MECHANISM IN THE PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT BRAIN TUMORS Seiichi Yoshida 1 1Department of Nreurosurgery, Brain Research Institute, Niigata Universty pp.1137-1143
Published Date 1985/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205620
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Immnosuppressive mechanisms in patients withmalignant brain tumors were studied with the useof a nylon wool column and monoclonal antibodies.Peripheral blood lymphocytes (P.B.L.) from thepatients (82 malignant gliomas,65 metastatic braintumors) were tested for their ability to inhibitlymphocytoblastogenesis, and reacted with mono-clonal anti Leu 1,2a and 3 a antibodies to iden-tify the subsets of T lymphocytes. Depression ofthe lymphocytoblastogenesis was detected signifi-cantly by the patients'P.B.L. passed through thenylon-wool column, but not detected by that ad-hering to the column-This suppressor cell activitywas shown to do its work (over the barrier ofmajor histocompatibility complex, and seemed tobe associated with Con. A-induced suppressor cellactivity. Especially, in the patients with malignantgliomas., the suppressor T cells seemed to be in-duced by tumor cells, and mediate the noted im-mnodepression. Furthermore, analysis of T cellsubsets using monoclonal antibodies showed thatthe suppressor cell activity in the patients withmalignant gliomas seemed to be closely correlatedwith Leu 2 a+cells, and the Leu 3 a+/Leu 2 a+ratiodecreased with tumor loads suggesting that thesuppressor T cells are more dominant than thehelper T cells, These immnological studies helpto advance therapeutic protocols of the patients,because suppressor cells may be related to theescape mechanism of matignant brain tumors.


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