1. Reaktive Veränderungen des 3H-Thymidin-Markierungsindex mononukleärer Rundzellen als Folge heterogener Reizeinwirkungen
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G. Schmitt, Hauss Wh, and U. St. Müller
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Pathology ,medicine.medical_specialty ,business.industry ,medicine.medical_treatment ,Mesenchymal stem cell ,Ground substance ,Stimulation ,General Medicine ,medicine.disease ,Thrombophlebitis ,Thrombosis ,Pathology and Forensic Medicine ,Haematopoiesis ,Labelling ,Medicine ,business ,Ligature - Abstract
Introduction: The reaction of the hemopoietic system caused by different stimuli has been studied by controlling the leukocytes, the blood smears and the 3 H-thymidine labelling index. Material and Methods: 3 H-thymidine was applicated to male wistar rats in a dosage of 5 µCi/g body weight. One group got the thymidine 24 hrs before stimulation (prelabelling) and the second group after stimulation 1 hr before sacrificing the animals (post-labelling). Vascular damages (experimental arterial hypertension and ligature of veins followed by thrombosis), injection of streptolysine, fracture of bone and emotional stress, caused by hanging up the animals isolated in cages, were used as stimuli. The 3 H-thymidine labelling index of stimulated animals was compared with the index of a normal control group. Results and Discussion: Vascular stimuli did not produce an enlargement of the 3 H-thymidine labelling index of mononuclears over the normal level. On the other hand stimuli as fracture of bone, injection of streptolysine and emotional stress were followed by an enormous enlargement of the 3 H-thymidine labelling index of the mononuclears 2 to 4 days after stimulation, while the number of leukocytes and differentiation of blood smear did not show significant reactions of the hemopoetic system: The absolute number of leukocytes or mononuclears in the blood remained constant. The reaction of the hemopoietic system only could be diagnosed by 3 H-thymidine labelling. In our opinion the difference between the results—on the one hand the constant number of leukocytes and the unchanged smears, on the other hand the enormous enlarged number of labelled mononuclears—is only to be explained by the assumption that the same number of mononuclears immigrating out of the hemopoietic systems into the blood vessels leave the blood vessels again in the same time. Histological investigations showed that the mononuclears, which are leaving the blood vessels, immigrate in tissue and that some of these cells are able to transform themselves to mesenchymal cells producing ground substance and fibers.
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- 1972
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