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A method for the rapid identification of T lymphocyte epitopes.

Authors: T P, Leary; G A, Splitter;

A method for the rapid identification of T lymphocyte epitopes.

Abstract

Mounting interest in host immunity and understanding the pathogenesis of disease has focused attention on the identification of T lymphocyte epitopes within various antigens. This effort has proven troublesome because of time and financial constraints. We have developed a cost-effective technique that allows for the rapid identification of these antigenic sequences within proteins of interest. Using a panel of in vitro synthesized peptides and a CD4+ bovine T lymphocyte cell line, we have identified a single epitope on a herpesviral envelope glycoprotein. In the future, this technology should allow epitope mapping to be more practical for a large number of antigens.

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CD4-Positive T-Lymphocytes, Epitopes, Viral Envelope Proteins, Animals, Cattle, Rabbits, Antigens, Viral, Herpesviridae, Cell Line

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