immune system
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• mice exhibit normal lymphoid development, composition of T cell and B cell subsets, and NK cells
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• fewer cells with localized CD3 are present at the immunological synapse between T cells and antigen presenting cells than in wild-type mice
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• stimulated and unstimulated T cells exhibit decreased contact dwelling time with antigen-presenting cells compared to wild-type cells
• adhesion to fibronectin in unstimulated and anti-CD3 antibody stimulated T cells is reduced compared to in wild-type cells
• adhesion of stimulated T cells to ICAM1 is reduced compared to that of wild-type cells
• however, normal ICAM binding can be restored with high levels of stimulation of anti-CD3 antibodies
• 50% fewer stimulated T cells bind to fibronectin than wild-type cells
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• following stimulation with SEA or anti-CD3 antibodies, T cell proliferation is reduced compared to in wild-type mice
• more stimulated T cells remain in M1 compared to in wild-type mice only during the first round of replication
• however, normal proliferation can be restored with high levels of stimulation of anti-CD3 antibodies
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• in response to coculture with isolated mature dendritic cells in the presence of the superantigen SEA, fewer and 5- to 10-fold smaller aggregates form compared the response of wild-type cells
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• following stimulation with anti-CD3 antibodies, the number of cells expressing IFN-gamma is reduced 40% to 50% compared to in wild-type mice
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• following stimulation with SEA or anti-CD3 antibodies
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hematopoietic system
• stimulated and unstimulated T cells exhibit decreased contact dwelling time with antigen-presenting cells compared to wild-type cells
• adhesion to fibronectin in unstimulated and anti-CD3 antibody stimulated T cells is reduced compared to in wild-type cells
• adhesion of stimulated T cells to ICAM1 is reduced compared to that of wild-type cells
• however, normal ICAM binding can be restored with high levels of stimulation of anti-CD3 antibodies
• 50% fewer stimulated T cells bind to fibronectin than wild-type cells
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• following stimulation with SEA or anti-CD3 antibodies, T cell proliferation is reduced compared to in wild-type mice
• more stimulated T cells remain in M1 compared to in wild-type mice only during the first round of replication
• however, normal proliferation can be restored with high levels of stimulation of anti-CD3 antibodies
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• in response to coculture with isolated mature dendritic cells in the presence of the superantigen SEA, fewer and 5- to 10-fold smaller aggregates form compared the response of wild-type cells
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cellular
• following stimulation with SEA or anti-CD3 antibodies, T cell proliferation is reduced compared to in wild-type mice
• more stimulated T cells remain in M1 compared to in wild-type mice only during the first round of replication
• however, normal proliferation can be restored with high levels of stimulation of anti-CD3 antibodies
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