...; Hyeok Shim; Moo-Kon Song; Youngdoe Kim; Kihyun Kim Background: The neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) is an independent prognostic marker in solid and hematological cancers. While the derived NLR (dNLR) was shown to be non-inferior to the NLR in large cohorts of patients with different cancer types...

...Giraudo Conesa; M.E.M. Colmerauer; A.E. Bachmann; A. Pavlovsky RNA extracted from a cell line GH7, derived from a patient with lymphosarcoma, was added in varying amounts to lymphocyte cultures from the patient and from normal blood donors. An inhibitory effect of high doses on all cultures...

...K. Bremer; T.M. Fliedner The labeling pattern of in vitro 3 H-cytidine labeled blood lymphocytes was studied after autotransfusion in 2 hematologically normal patients and in 6 patients with untreated chronic lymphocytic leukemia. An in vitro incubation time of 45 min results in a rapid loss...

...Ch. Huber; H. Asamer; R. Kurz; H. Huber; H. Braunsteiner On 6 patients suffering from rubeola or morbilli we examined the portion of IgG-containing cells and the number of DNA-synthesizing lymphocytes repeatedly during the course of the disease using immunofluorescent and autoradiographic methods...

...A.F. Hayward; A.E.R. Thomson Normal human lymphocytes and lymphocytes circulating in 3 patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL-lymphocytes) were freshly isolated from defibrinated blood. Suspensions were frozen, stored at -196 °C and subsequently thawed under specified conditions known...

...K.E. Hampel; D. Stopik Spontaneous and induced breaks in the chromosomes of human lymphocytes in vitro are nonrandomly distributed. If one puts several alkylating agents and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine (FUDR) in one group and if one compares the pattern of the distribution of the collected breaks...

...S. Woessner; F. Millá; C. Rozman Lymphocyte β -glucuronidase activity of 50 normal controls and of 101 patients with benign or malignant lymphatic processes, using Lorbacher’s technique, was studied. A constant and statistically significant decrease has been found in chronic lymphocytic leukaemia...

...Umberto Torelli; Giuseppe Torelli Agarose-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis allows detailed resolution of the high molecular weight RNA labeled in small human lymphocytes after several hours of incubation in vitro with a radioactive precursor. Several discrete peaks, corresponding to S values...

...H. Asamer; R. Baumgartl; H. Braunsteiner In 3 patients with myeloma and paraprotein containing cells in the peripheral blood, we demonstrated by an immunofluorescent technique an increase in the number of lymphocytes and plasma cells with immunoglobulin determinants of paraprotein class specificity...

...R. Michalevicz; A. Many; B. Ramot Peripheral blood lymphocytes from 20 patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), 3 patients with drug-induced lupus and 20 normal controls were studied. The absolute number of E-rosette-forming cells (ERFC) and surface immunoglobulin-bearing cells were...

... cells Gammopathy Immunology Lymphocytes Multiple myeloma Paraproteinaemia Acta haemat. 57: 321-330 (1977) B and T Cell Markers of Bone Marrow and Peripheral Blood Lymphoid Cells in Patients with Paraproteinaemia S. Husz, F. Krizsa, A. Dobozy, J. Hunyadi and N. Simon...

...Jaime Renau-Piqueras A morphological study using freeze-etching and scanning electron microscopy was carried out on lymphocytes from human peripheral blood. Freeze-etching electron microscopy of lymphocytes fractured at the level of the membrane shows the presence of two groups of cells according...

...Isaac Ben-Bassat; Bracha Ramot; Esther Aghai; Meir Djaldetti In view of the reported associations of Hodgkin’s disease and ferritin, an electron microscopic study of the peripheral blood lymphocytes of these patients was done. In 5 out of the 6 patients studied intracellular ferritin deposits were...

...C. Alexopoulos; A.G. Papayannis; C. Gardikas The percentage of T and B lymphocytes was studied in human tonsils and appendices. An increased percentage of B lymphocytes, 59.1% in tonsils and 54.5% in appendices, was found, whilst the percentage of T lymphocytes was 23.6% and 27.9%, respectively...

... thymus-dependent (drop in the serum antibody titers). The latter were apparently related to advanced lesions of the thymic medulla. 3 3 2009 Cortisone Hemagglutinins Immunosuppression Lymphocytes Plaque- and rosette-forming cells Testosterone Thymectomy Acta haemat. 56: 212-220...

...A.E. Stuart; J.A. Habeshaw The receptor profile of 19 cases of non-Hodgkin lymphocytic lymphoma has been described. In nodular lymphomas, the values commonly fall within normal limits. In 2 cases, the nodules separated from the paranodular tissue contained a proportion of sheep-erythrocyte...

...Liebe F. Cavalieri; M. Sonenberg; A.P. Cronin-Sheridan; M. Priddle Smooth membranes have been isolated from a human diploid line of lymphocytes. These membranes exhibit an endogenous DNA-synthesizing capability which is partially destroyed by prior treatment with RNase. In order to ascertain...

...R. Billington; Ruth F. Itzhaki The resting lymphocytes of patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) contain the same amount of RNA as do those of normal individuals, and in terms of different molecular species, as analyzed by polyacrylamide gels, there is very little to distinguish...

...Umberto Torelli In this short review of the characteristics of heterogeneous nuclear RNA of normal small lymphocytes and of leukemic blast cells the author points out that the average life time of the molecules of this RNA class in both types of cell is much longer than that so far reported...

...Ronald D. Barr; Jacqueline Whang-Peng; Seymour Perry Viable T lymphocytes stimulate the proliferation of human syngeneic hemopoietic stem cells, but not influence their differentiation. The biological significance of this activity is discussed and its possible physiological role in the regulation...