CD86
[CD86(+), CD86(-), CD86(high), CD86(low)]
new designation for B7-2. See: CD28. Other designations:
B70
B72
B7-2
BU-63
CD28 ligand-2 (CD28LG2)
CLS1
FUN-1
GR65
LAB7-2 [B-lymphocyte activation antigen B7-2]
Ly58
MB7
For CD antigen assignment see also: Engel and Tedder (1994). CD86, by interaction with the T-cell surface molecules, CD28
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