1970
DOI: 10.1007/bf00547203
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Electron microscopic observations on the participation of blood leukocytes in the production of some renal glomerular lesions

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“…The earliest implication of mononuclear cell involvement in some forms of glomerulonephritis emerged from electron microscopic observations of cells resembling monocytes and macrophages in a variety of human glomerulonephritides [26,35,38,39,51] and in experimental nephritis in the rabbit [25,27,43,50], rat [49], and mouse [28,40]. Such cells were particularly prominent in glomerular crescents.…”
Section: The Monocyte/macrophage As Effector Cell In Glomerular Injurymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The earliest implication of mononuclear cell involvement in some forms of glomerulonephritis emerged from electron microscopic observations of cells resembling monocytes and macrophages in a variety of human glomerulonephritides [26,35,38,39,51] and in experimental nephritis in the rabbit [25,27,43,50], rat [49], and mouse [28,40]. Such cells were particularly prominent in glomerular crescents.…”
Section: The Monocyte/macrophage As Effector Cell In Glomerular Injurymentioning
confidence: 99%