1971
DOI: 10.1159/000208648
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Maturation of Leukaemic Blast Cells

Abstract: The phagocytic ability and the proliferative activeity of leukaemic blast cells were investigated in 24 patients with actue leukaemia. A certain phagocytic activity was found in most cases of acute leukaemia. The highest phagocytic activity occurred in monocytic leukaemia. Blast cell populations with a relative high phagocytic activity showed a low proliferative activity and only a few cells in DNA synthesis. The blastcells with phagocytosis are more mature cells. We got the impression that they areresting cel… Show more

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“…For the study of phagocytosis in acute leukaemia various material was used as indian ink [14,24], microbes [5,9,11], yeast [2,7,17], la tex particles [8] or white cells attacked by antinuclear factors [13]. In our laboratory ferrioxidsaccharate was chosen for two reasons mainly: it is easily ingested by the cell and the whole procedure does not require any elaborate equipment and can be performed in any haematological laboratory.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For the study of phagocytosis in acute leukaemia various material was used as indian ink [14,24], microbes [5,9,11], yeast [2,7,17], la tex particles [8] or white cells attacked by antinuclear factors [13]. In our laboratory ferrioxidsaccharate was chosen for two reasons mainly: it is easily ingested by the cell and the whole procedure does not require any elaborate equipment and can be performed in any haematological laboratory.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%