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THE ROLE OF STRESS HORMONES IN THE CONTROL OF GRANULOCYTE PRODUCTION

It has previously been indicated that the inhibitory power of the granulocytic chalone is not influenced by adrenalin. It is now shown that this is true both in absence and in presence of exogenous hydrocortisone.

T. Rytömaa | K. Kiviniemi

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