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1. ABSTRACT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAMS. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS IN TRANSFER OF TRAINING, TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 7.

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Illinois Univ., Urbana. Bureau of Educational Research., FAUSER, CHRISTL, and STOLUROW, LAWRENCE M.

Abstract

THIS WAS A COMPILATION OF ABSTRACTS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES WHICH WERE EITHER TOTALLY OR PARTIALLY PROGRAMED. THESE COURSES HAD ENGLISH EITHER AS THE TARGET OR AS THE STUDENT LANGUAGE. IN ADDITION TO PROGRAMS THAT WERE AVAILABLE, INFORMATION ABOUT CERTAIN PROGRAMS WHICH MIGHT LATER BE AVAILABLE WAS ALSO INCLUDED. THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF PUBLISHERS OR DISTRIBUTORS WERE USUALLY GIVEN. THE PROGRAMS WERE IN NO WAY EVALUATED. THE LISTING OF A PROGRAM WAS NOT MEANT TO IMPLY RECOMMENDATIONS OR A JUDGMENT ABOUT QUALITY OF THE MATERIALS OR PROCEDURES. (TC)

Published
1965

9. Delayed hypersensitivity and leucocyte migration inhibition in chickens with BCG or Marek:S Disease infection

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Fauser, I. Silavs, Purchase, H. G., Long, P. A., Velicer, L. F., Mallmann, Virginia, Fauser, H. T., and Winegar, G. O.

Abstract

Production of Migration Inhibition Factor in vitro by lymphocytes from chickens with delayed hypersensitivity was examined. Chickens were sensitized with Bacille Oalmette-Guerin (BCG) and others with Marek's Disease (MD) virus. Peripheral blood was used as a source of cells for in vitro radial migration inhibition. Using purified Band 24 antigen from Mycobacterium bovis and >>A<< antigen from MD virus, migration inhibition was demonstrated in BCG and MD sensitized chickens respectively, and not in controls. Results correlated well with intra-dermal skin reactions. Old Tuberculin and crude MD antigens inhibited radial migration of leucocytes from control chickens.The use of peripheral blood as a source of lymphocytes facilitates repeated sampling, both prior to and following sensitization. As a result, the role of the bursa and thymus in the induction and maintenance of delayed hypersensitivity can be studied in vitro. Furthermore, the role of cellular immunity and humoral antibodies as contributors to oncogenicity and/or protection in MD can be examined.

Published
1973
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