immune system
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• no decrease is detected in the number of NK cells in the thymus, bone marrow, spleen, and liver
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• only about 50% of CD4+ cells have a mature phenotype
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• TCR dependent Ca2+ mobilization is reduced
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• decrease in the number of peripheral T cells
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• overall decrease in the number of double negative cells with a relative increase in the number of DN3 cells
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• decrease in the number of NK T cells in the thymus, bone marrow, spleen, and liver
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• ability to spontaneously lyse YAC1 cells is impaired in freshly isolated NK cells
• ability to spontaneously lyse EL4, C4.4.25, RMA, and RMA/S cells is impaired in lymphokine activated killer cells
• however, addition of anti-Thy 1.2 antibodies increases cytotoxicity against RMA cells to the same degree as in wild-type cells
• however, lymphokine activated killer cells are able to lyse YAC1 cells
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• modest reduction in double positive T cell half-life
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• about a 90% reduction in IL4 secretion by splenocytes following anti-CD3 antibody stimulation
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hematopoietic system
• only about 50% of CD4+ cells have a mature phenotype
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• TCR dependent Ca2+ mobilization is reduced
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• decrease in the number of peripheral T cells
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• overall decrease in the number of double negative cells with a relative increase in the number of DN3 cells
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• decrease in the number of NK T cells in the thymus, bone marrow, spleen, and liver
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• ability to spontaneously lyse YAC1 cells is impaired in freshly isolated NK cells
• ability to spontaneously lyse EL4, C4.4.25, RMA, and RMA/S cells is impaired in lymphokine activated killer cells
• however, addition of anti-Thy 1.2 antibodies increases cytotoxicity against RMA cells to the same degree as in wild-type cells
• however, lymphokine activated killer cells are able to lyse YAC1 cells
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• modest reduction in double positive T cell half-life
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