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Antilymphocytic serum as immunosuppressant in experimental bone induction by xenogenic epithelial cells

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Using Anti Mouse Lymphocytic Serum as an immunosuppressor instead of steroid hormones, bone induction was obtained in mice grafted with K xenogenic-established epithelial cell line. The results suggest that bone induction in this experimental system is not dependent upon steroid hormones.

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En utilisant du sérum antilymphocytaire de souris, utilisé comme immuno-dépresseur à la place d'hormones stéroides, une induction de tissu osseux est obtenue chez la souris chez laquelle des cellules épithéliales souches K xénogéniques sont greffées. L'induction osseuse dans ce système expérimental n'est donc pas liée aux hormones stéroides.

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Mit dem als Immunosuppressor wirkenden Anti-Mäuse-Lymphocyten-Serum, welches anstelle von Steroidhormonen verwendet wurde, konnte bei Mäusen, die ein Transplantat von K-xenogenen, festgesetzten Epithelzellen erhalten hatten, das Einsetzen von Knochenwachstum hervorgerufen werden. Diese Resultate zeigen, daß in diesem Modell das Einsetzen des Knochenwachstums nicht von Steroidhormonen abhängig ist.

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Wŀodarski, K., Hancox, N.M. Antilymphocytic serum as immunosuppressant in experimental bone induction by xenogenic epithelial cells. Calc. Tis Res. 8, 262–264 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02010145

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