Growth Stimulation of Embryonic Spleen Graft by Adult Chicken Spleen Across a Membrane Filter Barrier

Mun, A. M.; Longo, Jane

doi:10.2307/1539865

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“…If host response in splenomegaly is controlled by any factor of the donor cells (Mun and Burns 1964;Mun and Longo 1968), it is possible that the B locus or a closely linked locus may influence this unknown factor.…”

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Genetic Differences in the Homologous Splenomegaly Reaction in Chickens Due to the Donor

Mikami

Okada

Hachinohe

1969

The Japanese journal of genetics

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Genetic Differences in the Homologous Splenomegaly Reaction in Chickens Due to the Donor

Mikami

Okada

Hachinohe

1969

The Japanese journal of genetics

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Mode d'action et propri�t�s des facteurs inducteurs issus du m�senchyme gastrique et des m�senchymes h�t�rologues

David

1972

W. Roux' Archiv f. Entwicklungsmechanik

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Experimental associations of gastric epithelium of the Rabbit foetus with homologous or heterologous mesenchyme, separated by membrane filter or "partially" associated, permit us to prove the existence of two types of inductors.The first factor induces the epithelial morphogenesis. It is thermostable and highly diffusible.The second factor, organospecific, is more or less favorable to the differentiation of the gastric epithelium according to the nature of the mesenchyme. Lightly diffusible and thermolabile, it is elaborated in the cytoplasmic phase of the mesenchymal cells.

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Effect of pore size of membrane filter barrier on growth stimulation of embryonic spleen graft by adult chicken spleen

Eastwood

Mun

1969

Experimental Cell Research

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Growth Stimulation of Embryonic Spleen Graft by Adult Chicken Spleen Across a Membrane Filter Barrier

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Genetic Differences in the Homologous Splenomegaly Reaction in Chickens Due to the Donor

Genetic Differences in the Homologous Splenomegaly Reaction in Chickens Due to the Donor

Mode d'action et propri�t�s des facteurs inducteurs issus du m�senchyme gastrique et des m�senchymes h�t�rologues

Effect of pore size of membrane filter barrier on growth stimulation of embryonic spleen graft by adult chicken spleen

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