Studies in eczematous sensitizations. V. The role of the regional lymph node.
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Lymphatic scintigrams: a method for studying the functional pattern of lymphatics and lymph nodes.
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Lymph node responses to malignant homo- and heterografts in the hamster.
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Changes induced in the thymus and lymph nodes of the rat by the administration of cortisone and sex hormones and by other procedures.
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Erythrophagocytosis in human lymph-glands.
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The role of the lymph nodes in acquired antitumor immunity. I. Changes in the regional lymph nodes following homotransplantation of the Brown-Pearce tumor.
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[Studies on the reactive process in lymph nodes].
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[Involution and regeneration of lymph nodes].
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[Cytological studies on lymph node reaction after antigen and foreign body injection in white mice].
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[Histopathological changes in the central nervous system after ligation of the lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes in the neck of dogs].
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The effect of litter rank on the development of mouse lymph nodes.
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Drosophila tumors and the structure of larval lymph glands.
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Mechanisms of antibody globulin synthesis by lymphoid tissue in vitro.
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Antibody production by single cells.
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A skin reaction in guinea pig homograft donors with a cell-free substance from recipient lymph nodes.
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In vitro synthesis of auto-antibodies by rabbit lymph node cells following cross-immunization in vivo.
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Reactions in lymph nodes draining x-irradiated and carcinogen treated tissues.
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Studies on antibody production. II. The primary and secondary responses in the popliteal lymph node of the rabbit.
After an antigenic stimulus, antibody is first demonstrable in the cytoplasm, and often in a spot in the nucleus, of large, immature cells in the medullary areas of the lymph node draining the site of injection. Morphologically, these cells have basophilic cytoplasm and a large nucleus, and are typical hematogenous stem cells. As these cells multiply and differentiate, the concentration of antibody in their cytoplasm increases, until colonies of typical mature plasma cells containing antibody have developed. There is a marked difference between the primary and the secondary responses, the former characterized by the development of very few antibody-containing cells while in the latter there are hundreds in a similar area. The morphology of the cells involved in both responses is identical. Occasionally, antibody was also found in low concentration in association with the lymphoid follicles. The implications of these findings for an understanding of antibody synthesis are discussed.
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