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Autoreactive T cells have been isolated in the form of continuously growing lines (Zauderer et al. 1984; Clayberger et al. 1984; Kimoto et al. 1984; Finnegan et al. 1984) or hybridomas (Glimcher and Shevach 1982; Rock and Benacerraf 1983, Endres et al. 1983; Nagase et al. 1984). Such T cells may participate in syngeneic mixed lymphocyte reaction (reviewed by Battisto and Ponzio 1981). However, it is not clear whether they play a regulatory role under physiological conditions (Hausman and Stobo 1979; Smith and Knowlton 1979; Lattime et al. 1981; Goto and Zvaifler 1983).
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Saito, T., Rajewsky, K. (1986). Functional Analysis of a Self-I-A Reactive T-Cell Clone Which Preferentially Stimulates Activated B Cells. In: Fleischer, B., Reimann, J., Wagner, H. (eds) Specificity and Function of Clonally Developing T Cells. Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology, vol 126. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71152-7_35
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