Published June 1975 | Version v1
Report

In vitro assays for cell-mediated immunity in dogs with radiation-induced osteosarcoma

Description

The Radiobiology Laboratory experimental study on 226Ra toxicity provides a model for the study of immune response in high-risk dogs and dogs with radiation-induced osteosarcoma. Studies were undertaken to measure both general immune response and specific immune response of dogs following amputation of the tumor-bearing limb using autochthonous cultured tumors. The cell-mediated immune competence (CMI) of dogs as measured by degree of stimulation of purified lymphocytes with phytohemagglutinin (PHA) has been determined in five available amputated dogs. The stimulation index was computed as the net ratio of 3H-thymidine incorporation in stimulated vs unstimulated cells

Additional details

Additional titles

Augmented title (English)
"2"2"6Ra

Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Annual report, fiscal year 1975
Imprint Pagination
135 p.
Report number
UCD--472-122