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  Pediatric imaging-- rapid-fire questions and answers

  editor-in-chief, Frank Quattromani ; associate editors, Gilbert A. Handal, Richard Lampe.

  Contents:
  Airway, head and neck / Joehassin Cordero, Bernell K. Dalley, and Gilbert A. Handal
  Allergy, immunology, rheumatology / Robert Mamlok, Kamaljeet Sachdeva
  Pediatric cardiac radiology / Jeffrey A. Becker, Thomas Andrew Bowman, Joon Park
  Child abuse / Gail Lonergan, Suzanne C. Graham, and Elisabeth Goldwater
  Chromosomal abnormalities / Golder Wilson, Vijay S. Tonk, and Amanda Hudkins
  Conscious sedation / James F. Mayhew
  Contrast agents and radiation protection / Daniel Podberesky, William Kubricht, and Romero Sanchez
  Emergency in pediatrics / Veronica Greer, Erin Quattromani
  Pediatric gastrointestinal imaging / Mark Feist ... [et al.]
  Genetic disorders in infants and children / Golder Wilson ... [et al.]
  Pediatric genitourinary imaging / Jonathan S. Vordermark ... [et al.]
  Pediatric hematology, oncology imaging / Askold D. Mosijczuk ... [et al.]
  Pediatric interventional radiology / Melham Ghaleb
  Metabolic and vitamin disorders / Barbara C. Pence and Thomas Andrew Bowman
  Musculoskeletal disorders (osteoradiology) / Robert C. Schutt Jr. ... [et al.]
  Neonatology imaging / C. Antonio Jesurun ... [et al.]
  Pediatric neuroimagingy / William T. O'Brien ... [et al.]
  Orbits / Kelly Mitchell
  Imaging of the respiratory tract in infants and children / Richard Lampe ... [et al.]
  Vascular anomalies / Kimberly Ann Mullinax.

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  6-(2,4-Dinitrophenyl)-merkaptopurin -- ein stärkeres Immunsuppressivum als 6-Merkaptopurin für primäre humorale T-Zell-abhängige Immunreaktionen der Maus. [6-(2,4-Dinitrophenyl)-mercaptopurine, a stronger immunosuppressive drug than 6-mercaptopurine to primary humoral T-cell dependent immune response in mice].

  Malberg K, Nuhn P, Ambrosius H.

  Acta Biol Med Ger. 1978;37(4):645-54.

  The suppressive effect of 6-(2,4-Dinitrophenyl)-mercatopurine (DNP-MP) and 6-mercaptopurine (MP) was investigated on the early primary immune response of mice against the T-cell dependent antigens DNP49-bovine gamma globuline (BGG), sheep red blood cells (SRBC) or FITC8-BCG and the T-cell independent DNP22-Ficoll. The number of IgM antibody forming cells (AbFC) to the hapten determinants and to the SRBCs per 10(6) spleen cells was determined. DNP-MP reduced the number of AbFCs after the immunisation with the T cell dependent antigens always stronger than the MP, independently of the antigen type by which the mice had been immunised. The Anti-DNP22-Ficoll immune response was suppressed equally by both immunosuppressive drugs. DNP-MP is not a specific immunosuppressive drug for the anti-DNP-B-lymphocytes. Helper T-cells and macrophages are discussed as target cells for the stronger unspecific action of DNP-MP.

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