Abstract:Finding( 1-3) of changes in number and cytology of tissue mast cells after administration of adrenworticotropic hormone ( lAICTH) and cortisone has suggested that the pituitaryadrenal system exerts a controlling influence on the mast cell. The present paper describes attempts to explore this possibility further.Methods. Examinations of the behavior of tissue mast cell were made in whole mounts (4) of skin and mesentery of young adult, male Sprague-Dawley rats (20'0 g) at various times after adrenlalectomy, hyp… Show more
“…A decreased radioactive suffer incorpo ration into cytoplasmic granules was reported by Asboe-H ansen [1954] after cortisone treatment. Smith and Lewis [1954] feel that morphological changes do occur after ACTH administration, but uveal mast cells are too variable in form to assess by this method.…”
The choroidal mast cell density gradient of the albino was used to determine the effect of cortisone acetate on this cell. Large doses did reduce mast cell numbers to a statistically significant level
“…A decreased radioactive suffer incorpo ration into cytoplasmic granules was reported by Asboe-H ansen [1954] after cortisone treatment. Smith and Lewis [1954] feel that morphological changes do occur after ACTH administration, but uveal mast cells are too variable in form to assess by this method.…”
The choroidal mast cell density gradient of the albino was used to determine the effect of cortisone acetate on this cell. Large doses did reduce mast cell numbers to a statistically significant level
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