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IN VITRO PARAMETERS OF CELL‐MEDIATED IMMUNE REACTIONS IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS FOLLOWING IMMUNE‐STIMULATION ATTEMPTS WITH LEVAMISOLE

Henning Thulin, Kristian Thestrup‐Pedersen, J Ellegaard

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In vitro parameters of cellular immune reactions were followed by 10 healthy individuals during administration of levamisole. Leucocyte migration tests, lymphocyte transformation tests and ATP-ase activity of peripheral blood lymphocytes were investigated. Levamisole did not influence resting human lymphocytes of the stimulation response of lymphocytes. The metabolic activity of lymphocytes expressed by their ATP-ase activity was not significantly changed after levamisole administration.

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In vitro parameters of cellular immune reactions were followed by 10 healthy individuals during administration of levamisole. Leucocyte migration tests, lymphocyte transformation tests and ATP-ase activity of peripheral blood lymphocytes were investigated. Levamisole did not influence resting human lymphocytes of the stimulation response of lymphocytes. The metabolic activity of lymphocytes expressed by their ATP-ase activity was not significantly changed after levamisole administration.

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In vitro parameters of cellular immune reactions were followed by 10 healthy individuals during administration of levamisole. Leucocyte migration tests, lymphocyte transformation tests and ATP-ase activity of peripheral blood lymphocytes were investigated. Levamisole did not influence resting human lymphocytes of the stimulation response of lymphocytes. The metabolic activity of lymphocytes expressed by their ATP-ase activity was not significantly changed after levamisole administration.

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