Nuclear Medicine Technology and Other
Health Applications
Project Title: Lymphocvtopoiesis and Transplantation Immunology
13.
Publications:
Joel,
D.
D.,
Hess,
M.
W.,
and
Cottier,
H.,
lymphocytes to Peyer's patches in neonatal mice.
Aspects of Immunity,
141-7,
pp.
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Massive migration of thymic
Morphological and Functional
Lindahl-Kiessling, G, Alm and M. G. Hamna, Editors,
Plenum Press,
New York,
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1971,
Van Bekkum, D. W,, and Cronkite, E. P,
Radiation effects on the lymphoid
Systems and its functions. Progress in Immunology, pp. 1205-9, Academic Press,
Inc,, New York and London, 1971.
Joel,
and lymph,
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D. D., and Cronkite, E, P,
Extracorporeal irradiation of blood
Presented at National Conference on Research Animals in Medicine,
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Washington, D. C., January, 1972,
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Burlington,
in culture,
H., and Cronkite,
E.
P.
Exp. Cell Res. (in press),
Set
Characteristics of renal ‘glomeruli __
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Chanana, A. D., Joel, D. D., Schaedeli, J., Hess, M. W., and Cottier, H.
Thymus cell migration: 3HTdR-labeled and THETA-positive cells in peripheral
lymphoid tissues of newborn mice,
Presented at the 4th International
Conference on Lymph, Tissue and Germinal Centers in Immune Reactions, Dubrovnik,
Yugoslavia, June, 1972,
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Chikkappa, G., Boecker, W, R., Borner, G., Carsten, A. L., Conkling, X%.,
and Cook, L,
Bone marrow (BM) cells of chronic myelocytic leukemia (CML)
patients cultured in diffusion chamber (DC) system.
Proc. Soc, Exp. Biol,
Med. (in press).
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Cronkite, E, P.
Radiosensitivity of lymphocytes.
Presented at the
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Conference on Radiosensitivity, Freiburg, Germany, September, 1972. / fa s ‘
Greenberg, M. L., Chanana, A, D., Cronkite, E. P., Giacomelli, G.,
Rai, K. R., Schiffer, L. M., Stryckmans, P, A., and Vincent, P. C,
The
generation time of human leukemic myeloblasts,
J, Lab, Invest, 26, No, 3,
245-52 (1972).
Wagner, H.
P.,
Cottier, H., and Cronkite,
E.
P.
Variability of prolifer-
ative patterns in acute lymphoid leukemia of children.
176-86 (1972),
Blood 39, No, 2,
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Toa’
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*200 Word Summary:
The overall objective in these studies is understanding of the
factors controlling cell proliferation.
Specific objectives are:
a) to define anomalous cell proliferation in human diseases such as
leukemia, auto-immune diseases and malignant lymphomas; b) to better
understand the mechanism of allograft reaccion and evaluate ECIB and
ECIL in the management of allotransplants and in the therapy of human
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