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Hut 78 was derived from peripheral blood of a patient with Sezary syndrome. The line has the properties of a mature human T cell with helper/inducer activity. It releases IL-2, and has receptors for IL-2. The growth rate is stimulated by IL-2. TNF alpha is an autocrine growth factor for Hut 78.
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