Lymphocytes in Reticulum-Cell Sarcoma

Astaldi, G; Giraudo, Leonardo; Mansani, Fábio Postiglione

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(68)90633-8

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“…More recently similar reports were presented also by T homas [27] and by F lied n er [7], strongly suggesting, though not proving, a genetic relationship between differentiated hemopoietic cells and those primitive lymphoid blast forms which we have demonstrated may in certain circumstances originate from histiocytes by means of cytoplasmic shedding. It is interesting enough that lymphocyte-like cells may also originate in peripheral blood cultures by means of the mechanism of cytoplasmic shedding from large pironinophilic blasts [1], themselves originating from phytohemoagglutinin stimulated small lymphocytes.…”

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Cytoplasmic Shedding as a Mode of Formation of Lymphocyte-Like Blast Cells by Newt Histiocytes

Rondanelli¹,

Magliulo²,

Carosi³

et al. 1968

Acta Haematol

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Cytoplasmic Shedding as a Mode of Formation of Lymphocyte-Like Blast Cells by Newt Histiocytes

Rondanelli¹,

Magliulo²,

Carosi³

et al. 1968

Acta Haematol

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“…In patients with reticulum cell sarcoma a normal lymphocyte reactivity was found [2,8], In patients with lymphosarcoma, the results reported are conflicting [8,11], The lymphocytes of patients with lymphocytic leukemia do not respond to PHA [3,10].…”

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