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Yoshikai, Y. (1999) The interaction of intestinal epithelial cells and intraepithelial lymphocytes in host defense. Immunologic Research, 20, 219-235. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF02790405

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  • TITLE: Isolation of γδT cells from mouse small intestine

    AUTHORS: Nadezda Snegireva, Marina Gavrilova, Ekaterina Sidorova

    KEYWORDS: Gamma/Delta T Cells; Small Intestine; Intraepithelial Lymphocytes; Magnetic Separation

    JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Immunology, Vol.3 No.4, December 12, 2013

    ABSTRACT: Gamma/delta T cells (γδТ cells) are among the first lymphoid cells appearing in the ontogenesis. Many of γδТ cells are located in the small intestine/lamina propria of mice and human, where they cooperate with different cells (B-1 cells, in particular) and influence their activity. However, such interactions are studied rather scanty, and the functional role of γδТ cells in the intestineis not yet fully elucidated. To study the interactions of mouse γδТ cells with other cells it is necessary to have purified cell populations. Unfortunately, most approaches used for isolation of human γδТ cells are not suitable for isolation of mouse γδТ cells. The aim of the present study is the modification of the method of mouse intestinal γδТ cell isolation in the quantities sufficient for the in vivo and in vitro experiments.