The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1973 · 199 citations · 11 references
Life SciencesImmunologyClinical ImmunologyEndocrine PharmacotherapyNeuroendocrinologyLymphocyte DevelopmentLymphoid Organ PhysiologyLymphoid TissueThymic DevelopmentParenteral Drug AdministrationParenteral ExposureThymic DifferentiationThymidine Nucleotide MetabolismThymocyte MaturationThymus HistologyThymus Microanatomy
Outer thymic cortical large lymphocytes were labeled by transcapsular administration of tritiated thymidine. By 2-4 days after labeling, small and medium labeled lymphocyte descendants were found throughout the cortex and in the medulla. The labeled cortical lymphocytes undergo pycnosis after parenteral administration of hydrocortisone 24 h previously, but their (labeled) medullary descendants do not. In addition, parenteral administration of hydrocortisone at the time of surface labeling results in the absence of the appearance of labeled medullary descendants.
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Effect of Hormones on Lymphatic Tissue
Thomas F. Dougherty · Physiological Reviews · 1952 · 513 citations
Irving L. Weissman · The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1967 · 350 citations · Full text