New phenotypic marker for lipopolysaccharide responsiveness.

AUTOR(ES)

Gollapudi, S V

RESUMO

Lipopolysaccharide-enhanced secretion of non-immunoglobulin proteins by bone marrow cells derived from responder, nonresponder, and low-responder mouse strains did not precisely correlate with the lipopolysaccharide responsiveness assessment based on the mitogenic reactivity of splenocytes. These findings suggest that enhancement of secretion of non-immunoglobulin protein may be useful for further characterization of lipopolysaccharide responsiveness.

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