Macrophage disappearance reaction was induced in normal (non-sensitized) guinea pigs by human lymphokines deriving from Con A-stimulated lymphocytes, by ellagic acid (an activator of intrinsic coagulation) and by thromboplastin (an activator of extrinisic coagulation). The results are discussed from the aspect of the pathomechanism of macrophage disappearance reaction.
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