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A series of H-2d B cell tumor lines and one monocytic tumor cell line were shown to be capable of I region-restricted antigen presentation to I-A-d- and I-Ed- restricted, antigen-specific cloned T cell hybridomas. For the most part, antigen presentation correlated with the present of Ia antigens on the presenting cells, although in a few interesting cases Ia-expression lines failed to present antigen. These T cell hybridomas, together with the B cell and to monocyte tumor cell lines, offer a unique set of tools to study the phenomenon of I region-restricted antigen presentation.
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Walker et al. (1982) studied this question.
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