Effect of danazol on estrogen-and progesterone-receptor systems of the human endometrium

In: Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1988 · vol. 105(2) , pp. 184–185 · doi:10.1007/bf00835688 · PMID:3349148 · W2410772565
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This abstract describes the suppressive effects of blast cells on mouse splenocytes and immune responses, suggesting a link to leukemia pathogenesis, rather than addressing endometriosis or adenomyosis.

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Blast cells obtained from the "erythropoietic spleen" of FG-stimulated young mice and cells accumulating in the spleens of preleukemic AKR mice have a marked suppressive effect on spontaneous and mitogen-induced proliferation of young mouse splenocytes in vitro and suppress the development of humoral immune response in immunized recipients during syngeneic transfer in vivo. Some disturbances in erythron system in preleukemic AKR mice manifested in the accumulation of immature erythroid precursors which are suppressors of immunocompetent lymphocytes are suggested to be a pathogenetic link in the development of leukemia.

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