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The lymphocyte transformation response to the allogeneic lymphocytes (mixed lymphocyte culture, MLC) was determined in nineteen well-controlled insulin-dependent diabetics (IDD) and nineteen matched normal subjects. All possible combinations between lymphocytes from the patients and controls were mixed in both one-way and two-way MLC. From the results of one-way MLC, the stimulatory capacity (SC) and responding capacity (RC) of IDD lymphocytes were compared with those of normal lymphocytes as follows: (1) Nm leads to N: 10,538 +/- 3,937 N; normal lymphocytes (2) Nm leads to D: 8;466 +/- 5,387 D; IDD lymphocytes (3) Dm leads to N: 7,562 +/- 3,088 m; mitomycin-treated stimulating lymphocytes (4) Dm leads to D: 7,102 +/- 4,873 (leads to; stimulatory direction, results; M +/- SD cpm) IDD lymphocytes showed a marked depressive function as stimulators (SC, (1) -- (3)), but the RC of IDD lymphocytes was unchanged ((1) -- (2)). Phytomitogen-response was studied simultaneously for the same responding lymphocytes (N, D) of MLC. IDD lymphocytes exhibited significantly decreased responses to phytohemagglutinin P, pokeweed mitogen and concanavalin A.

In Vitro Stimulation of Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes with Allogeneic Lymphocytes or Phytomitogens in Patients with Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus