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IN an earlier investigation1,2, we have demonstrated that storage for 2 h at 37° C in Tyrode solution causes hæmopoietic cells to lose a considerable part of their capacity to induce, through a graft reaction to the host, secondary syndromes in the irradiated allogenic recipient, whereas their capacity to restore myeloid tissue is not noticeably affected.
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Mathé, G., Amiel, J. L., Schwarzenberg, L., and Méry, A. M., Blood, 22, 44 (1968).
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AMIEL, J., MATHÉ, G. A Comparison of the Sensitivity to Storage at 37° C in Tyrode Solution of Immunologically Competent Cells and of Myeloid Cells. Nature 200, 1224–1225 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/2001224a0
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