Titlebook: Reaction Patterns of the Lymph Node; Part 2 Reactions Ass E. Grundmann,E. Vollmer Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 AIDS.Fib

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Reaction Patterns of Lymph Nodes in the Development and Spread of Cancer, immunological defense and exert a barrier function during the spread of malignant neoplasia (. et al. 1980; . 1984; . and ..1985; . and . 1986). Reactive histological changes in the nodes may be interpreted as morphological correlates of the various functional immunostages. Although the extent and

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Patterns of Fibronectin Induction in Lymph Nodes Affected by Metastatic Growth of Adenocarcinomas,e best characterized is fibronectin, a family of closely related fibril-forming glycoproteins with molecular weights of 440–550 kDa secreted by many cells such as fibroblasts. At least three forms of fibronectin are produced from a single gene by alternative RNA splicing: the complete molecule and t

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Primary Immunodeficiency Syndromes and Their Manifestations in Lymph Nodes,ter expanded to include the preservation of “self” by elimination or at least containment of “nonself”, the latter encompassing all sorts of exogenous (“foreign”) materials as well as altered “self” cells/molecules. In the pathogenesis of infectious disease (for review, see . 1987), to be successful

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0070-2188 me 1, it presents a detailed survey of lymph node structures and their cellular components under these conditions. The patterns of nodal reactions to the development and spread of cancer have recently been investigated and discussed by several authors. Here, the immediate interactions between tumor