Overview of Immunological Studies on A-bomb Survivors : II. BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
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Among the peripheral blood lymphocytes, T-cells and B-cells significantly decreased in number with age. Radiation exposure resulted in further significant decrease of T-cell count (but not B cells) in the elderly. T-cell response to PHA and allo-antigens also decreased with dose in the elderly group. In contrast, NK cell number and function increased with age while a significant dose effect was not observed.
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著者
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Akiyama M
Radiation Effects Research Foundation Dept. Of Radiobiology
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Akiyama Mitoshi
Radiation Effec
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Akiyama Mitoshi
Radiat. Effects Res. Found.
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KUSHUNOKI Yoichiro
Radiat. Effects Res. Found.
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KYOIZUMI Seishi
Radiat. Effects Res. Found.
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KUSUNOKI Yoichiro
Radiation Effects Research Foundation, Dept. of Radiobiology
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Kusunoki Y
Department Of Radiobiology/molecular Epidemiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation
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Kushunoki Yoichiro
Radiobiology Radiation Effects Res. Found.
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Kyoizumi Seishi
Radiobiology Radiation Effects Res. Found.
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Kusunoki Yoichiro
Radiobiology Radiation Effects Res. Found.
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Kyoizumi Seishi
Dept. Radiobiol. And Mol. Epidemiol. Radiation Effects Res. Found.
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Kusunoki Yoichiro
Department Of Radiobiology Radiation Effects Research Foundation
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