Comparative effects of fagaronine, adriamycin and aclacinomycin on K562 cell sensitivity to natural-killer-mediated lysis: lack of agreement between alteration of transferrin receptor and CD15 antigen expressions and induction of resistance to natural killer

Hervé Benoist,Léopold Comoe,Philippe Joly,Yves Carpentier,Andrée Desplaces,Jean Dufer

Comparative effects of fagaronine, adriamycin and aclacinomycin on K562 cell sensitivity to natural-killer-mediated lysis: lack of agreement between alteration of transferrin receptor and CD15 antigen expressions and induction of resistance to natural killer

1989

Hervé Benoist
Léopold Comoe
Philippe Joly
Yves Carpentier
Andrée Desplaces
Jean Dufer

Effects of fagaronine on the expression of glycophorin A, transferrin receptor and CD15 antigen and susceptibility to NK-mediated lysis have been investigated in K562 cells and compared to those of two anthracyclines (Adriamycin and aclacinomycin A) known to be erythroid-differentiation inducers

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Immunology
Antigen
Glycophorin
Transferrin receptor
Natural killer cell
Transferrin
In vitro
K562 cells
Fagaronine
Biology
Molecular biology

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