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Participation of pigment epithelium of iris and ciliary body in ocular immune privilege. 1. Inhibition of T-cell activation in vitro by direct cell-to-cell contact

Yoshida et al., 2000

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Yoshida M
Takeuchi M
Streilein W
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Investigative ophthalmology & visual science

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purpose. To determine by what mechanism (s) iris and ciliary body (I/CB) pigment epithelial (PE) cells inhibit T-cell activation in vitro. methods. Pure cultured I/CB PE cells were obtained from eyes of normal and CD95 ligand (CD95L)-deficient mice and tested for their …
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