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Cytolyse durch Lymphoidzellen von Patienten mit primär chronischer Polyarthritis

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Lymphoide Zellen aus Lymphknoten von Patienten mit primär chronischer Polyarthritis aggregieren um menschliche Amnionzellen in Zellkultur und zerstören sie zum Teil. Lymphoidzellen von Normalpersonen zeigen keine derartige Wirkung. Die Beziehung dieser Erscheinung mit der Allergie vom verzögerten Typ und dem Rundzellinfiltrat wird kurz besprochen.

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  1. Aus der II. Medizinischen Universitätsklinik in Wien, Austria

    H. Braunsteiner, F. Dienstl & M. Eibl

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Braunsteiner, H., Dienstl, F. & Eibl, M. Cytolyse durch Lymphoidzellen von Patienten mit primär chronischer Polyarthritis. Klin Wochenschr 41, 889–891 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01482720

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