Biomedical subjects
L Surján
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Demonstration of histones in the granules of developing mast cells induced by biogenic amine.
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[Immunology of tumors].
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[A new simple screening test for syphilis: the Portnoy reaction].
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Transport of mast cells by the blood circulation.
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Effect of prednisolone on anaphylactic reaction of peritoneal mast cells of the rat.
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The in vitro antibody production of regional and non-regional lymphoid organs.
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On the mechanism of mast cell formation. Effect of glucocorticoids on the mast cells of normal and thymectomized rats.
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Long-term cultivation of lymph node fragments and cells of hyperimmunized rabbits.
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[Serologic control of Hungarian-made VDRL antigens].
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[The modification of Kolmer's complement fixation reaction into a micromethod].
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[Some problems concerning prevention of inner ear damage caused by noise].
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[Submucous chordectomy as a glottis-enlarging operation].
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[Studies on shadow hearing in bone conduction during speech audiometry].
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Immunological role of human tonsils.
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Further investigations into the immunological role of tonsils.
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A new rapid method for the in vitro demonstration of tonsillar lymphocyte activation.
A simple method is presented suitable for the demonstration of the initial stage of lymphocyte activation. The method is based on the evaluation of the intranuclear birefringence of lymphocytes. With this technique, the activation of the cells is detectable after 30 minutes' in vitro activation. Tonsillar lymphocyte activation was demonstrated after phytohemagglutinin, antigen, or anti-mu antibody stimulation. This activation causes an increase in the intranuclear birefringence. A small group of rabbit tonsillar lymphocytes showed an increased birefringence without in vitro stimulation, thus indicating a continuous in vivo activation of the tonsils.