Fibronectin receptors square measure vital to
lymphocyte‐mediated inflammation, and binding between immobilised plasma
fibronectin and peripheral blood lymphocytes (pbl) is increased in patients
with inflammatory diseases.
Such improvement might be because of AN overall
increase in receptor capability and/or be a feature of a set of cells. It might
additionally rely on the initial binding and/or on events that follow receptor
occupancy (e.g., cell spreading).
to handle these queries, we tend to used dye
isothiocyanate‐conjugated soluble fibronectin (FITC‐FN) in a very flow
cytometric assay of lymphocyte‐fibronectin binding.
EDTA‐inhibitable bond to FITC‐FN is increased in
lymphocytes civilized with lymphokine a pair of and in recent peripheral blood
lymphocytes (pbl) from untreated patients with acute exacerbations of chronic
inflammatory diseases. the improved binding was noted on each CD4+ and CD8+
subsets, and attenuate with anti‐inflammatory medical care.
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