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Recognition by T-cell of conserved and specific epitopes within the 65-kilodalton mycobacterial antigen

In this paper we demonstrate that a subset of human cloned T cells induced with the 65 kD mycobacteria antigen were able to proliferate in response to two M. tuberculosis and the conserved M. leprae epitopes. We have also identified a M. tuberculosis specific human T cell epitope wich may be considered as an important candidate for diagnosis or in the design of specific vaccines