Prolonged changes in lymphocyte population under repeated immobilization. Pt. 1. Halothane-susceptible pigs
1992
Borman, A. | Wrona, D. | Stojek, W. | Czyzowski, M. | Tokarski, J. (Uniwersytet Gdanski, Gdansk (Poland)) | Kamyczek, J. (Instytut Zootechniki, Pawlowice (Poland). Centrum Hybrydyzacji Trzody Chlewnej)
An experiment on 26 halothane-susceptible Belgian Landrace pigs immobilized for 4 hr in 5 consecutive days was carried out. A stress-induced lymphopenic effect (SLE) as a successive decrease of the number of peripheral lymphocytes and progressive lymphopenia during the first 3 days of immobilization stress in pigs was observed. A dominant role of B lymphocytes in SLE was suggested
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