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The effect of pinealectomy and thymectomy on the immune capacity of the rat

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Kurze Zeit nach Exstirpation des Corpus pineale wird eine abgeschwächte primäre, längere Zeit danach eine verstärkte sekundäre Immunreaktion festgestellt. Nach Thymectomie kommt es zuerst zu einer Hemmung, später zu einer Förderung der Immunreaktion. Corpus pineale und Thymus beeinflussen sich gegenseitig immunologisch.

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  1. Institute of Histology and Embryology, University Medical School, Budapest, Hungary

    G. Csaba, M. Bodoky, J. Fischer & T. Ács

  2. Department of Biometry, Mathematical Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary

    G. Csaba, M. Bodoky, J. Fischer & T. Ács

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Csaba, G., Bodoky, M., Fischer, J. et al. The effect of pinealectomy and thymectomy on the immune capacity of the rat. Experientia 22, 168–169 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01897715

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