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. 1974 Sep;27(3):501–505.

The suppression of sheep rosette-forming cells and the inability of mouse bone marrow cells to reconstitute competence after infection with the nematode Trichinella spiralis

G M Faubert, C E Tanner
PMCID: PMC1445611  PMID: 4607261

Abstract

Mice infected with the nematode Trichinella spiralis or normal mice treated either with the serum of infected animals or with a parasite extract contained fewer spleen rosette-forming cells (RFC) to sheep erythrocytes than the controls. Bone marrow cells from infected mice were considerably less efficient than normal cells in reconstituting thymectomized, irradiated animals.

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