Published 1976 | Version v1
Journal article

Effect of the lipid fraction of Listeria monocytogenes cells on the immune response of irradiated mice. Pt. 2. Effect of lipids administered after irradiation

  • 1. Akademia Medyczna, Bialystok (Poland)

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Lipids from Listeria monocytegenes were tested for their effect on the process of recovery of the immune reactivity in mice irradiated with 250 and 500 R. The recovery was evaluated by determining cellular and humoral immune response to sheep erythrocytes given as antigen 15 and 30 days after irradiation. The administration of lipids was shown to accelerate the recovery of the immune mechanisms impaired by irradiation. The effect was greatly dependent upon the lipid dose and time of its administration. The effect was highest when the lipid was given 10 days after irradiation, the optimal dose being 0.25 mg. (author)

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Effect of the lipid fraction of Listeria monocytogenes cells on the immune response of irradiated mice. Pt. 1. Effect of lipids administered prior to irradiation

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Original title (Polish)
Wplyw frakcji lipidowej komorek Listeria monocytogenes na odpowiedz immunologiczna napromienionych myszy. Czesc 2. Dzialanie lipidow podanych po napromienieniu
Augmented title (English)
X radiation

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Journal Title
Med. Dosw. Mikrobiol.
Journal Volume
28
Journal Issue
3
Series
Med. Dosw. Mikrobiol.
Journal Page Range
275-282

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