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IT has been suggested that local splenic X-irradiation leads to the release of a substance which inhibits mitosis1–3. It has also been found that when blood serum withdrawn from rabbits 3 h after local splenic X-irradiation is injected intramuscularly into normal healthy rabbits, it induces a similar drop in the number of reticulocytes as does an injection of blood plasma withdrawn from isolated spleens which had been irradiated3.
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DALOS, B., HORVÁTH, M. Depression of Reticulocytes by γ-Globulin after Splenic X-irradiation. Nature 215, 181–182 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/215181a0
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