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- BookWolfgang Dähnert, M.D., Department of Radiology, Aurora BayCare Medical Center, Green Bay, Wisconsin.Summary: "The book describes the disease entities, radiologic symptoms., as well as lists of differential diagnosis"--Provided by publisher.Digital Access Ovid 2011
- ArticleJoel DD, Chanana AD, Cottier H, Cronkite EP, Laissue JA.Cell Tissue Kinet. 1977 Jan;10(1):57-69.Cortical thymocytes of young adult mice were labeled in situ with radioactive DNA precursors. As a result of cell emigration and cell death, total thymic radioactivity decreased within 8 days to 10% or less of that present on day 1. Accumulation of thymic migrants in peripheral lymphoid organs was estimated by computing the net thymus-derived radioactivity in these tissues. Thymic cell death was assessed by comparing values obtained with 125I-UdR to those acquired with 3H-TdR; The results indicate that cortical thymocytes migrate to the spleen, mesenteric lymph node, femurs and intestine; nevertheless, only a small fraction of the activity originally present in the thymus was recovered in these organs; the vast majority of newly formed cortical thymocytes apparently die after a relatively short life span. Exclusive of the fraction which dies in situ, evidence for thymocyte death is seen in bone marrow; however, most migrants appear to terminate in the intestine.