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Association between rat serumα-macroglobulins and splenic macrophages

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La présence des globulines lentes α1 et α2 dans la rate des rats normaux est révélée par les techniques immunofluorescentes et immuno-péroxydasiques. En microscopie électronique, les globulines α-lentes semblent se trouver dans les phagosomes. Dans le cas de la globuline α1-lente, le nombre des phagocytes varie avec l'âge du rat. Ils sont presque absents jusqu'à la 18ième semaine. Par contre le nombre de phagocytes contenant la globuline α2 reste constant.

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  1. Department of Pathology, University Medical Buildings, Foresterhill, AB9 2ZD, Aberdeen, Scotland

    C. H. W. Horne, Elizabeth S. Gray, G. B. Scott & G. D. Milne

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This work was supported by a grant from the Medical Research Council. We should also like to thank Dr.Gordon Hems for statistical advice.

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Horne, C.H.W., Gray, E.S., Scott, G.B. et al. Association between rat serumα-macroglobulins and splenic macrophages. Experientia 31, 361–363 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01922587

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