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lobster agglutinin 1

Known as: sialic acid-specific lobster lectin 
National Institutes of Health

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1990
1990
Endogenously secreted IL-4 is required for mouse thymocytes to become cytotoxic. Human, but not mouse, IL-2 induces a functionally immature thymic subset to secrete IL-4 and become CTL.
Experiments described here demonstrate that the differentiation of mouse thymocytes into cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) requires… 
1988
1988
B cell stimulatory factor 1 induces lobster agglutinin 1-separated mouse thymocytes to express cytotoxic T lymphocyte activity.
Mouse thymocytes low in surface sialic acid were prepared by using the lectin lobster agglutinin 1 (LAg1). These LAg1-thymocytes… 
1984
1984
Studies on the structure and carbohydrate binding properties of lobster agglutinin 1 (LAg1), a sialic acid-binding lectin.
Lobster agglutinin 1 (LAg 1) was isolated from the hemolymph of the American lobster (Homarus americanus) by a sequential… 
1984
1984
Low sialic acid‐bearing mouse thymocytes do not express helper T cell properties in vitro
Immature, presumably cortical, mouse thymocytes were isolated by removing mature thymocytes by agglutination with the sialic acid… 
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