Humoral regulation of monocytopoiesis during the early phase of an inflammatory reaction caused by particulate substances.
Humoral regulation of monocytopoiesis during the early phase of an inflammatory reaction caused by particulate substances.
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颗粒物质引起的炎症反应早期阶段单核细胞生成的体液调节。
DOI:
10.1182/blood.v50.1.141.141
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发表时间:
1977
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影响因子:
20.3
通讯作者:
R. van Furth
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作者:
D. van Waarde;E. Hulsing;L. Sandkuyl;R. van Furth
An intraperitoneal injection of various particulate substances (i.e., silica, kaolin, and polystyrene latex) into Swiss mice can cause an inflammatory reaction in the peritoneal cavity with concomitant monocytosis in the peripheral blood. During the early phase of such a reaction, a factor causing increased monocytopoiesis (FIM) was demonstrated in the serum. The highest FIM activity was found in sera collected 18 hr after the injection of latex or kaolin, and 18-48 hr after the injection of silica; in the latter case, FIM could be demonstrated up to 144 hr. FIM could not be demonstrated in the serum of normal untreated mice or mice showing no or virtually no inflammatory reaction (i.e., after the intraperitoneal injection of titanium dioxide or saline). FIM also could not be demonstrated after the inflammatory reaction began to subside, i.e., from 48 hr onward after latex and 192 hr after silica injection. The intravenous injection of FIM in mice evoked specifically a monocytosis with a peak at 48 hr (2.5-3 times normal values), since the numbers of peripheral blood lymphocytes and granulocytes showed only small increases or none at all. FIM doubled the production of monocytes in the bone marrow during the first 24 hr owing to an almost twofold increase in the number of promonocytes and a decrease in the cell-cycle time (from 13.0 to 9.8 hr) of these cells. FIM was detectable in extracts of peritoneal cells of normal mice. After induction of an inflammatory reaction the activity of these extracts diminishes rapidly and is restored when the inflammatory reaction subsides. This course is the reverse of that of the FIM activity in the sera of these mice.