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Bursa Fabricii as a peripheral lymphoid organ. Transport of various materials from the anal lips to the bursal lymphoid follicles with reference to its immunological importance.

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Published1977
Citations72
References14

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1966 • 6,585 citations

THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL BASIS OF CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY STUDIED WITH PEROXIDASE AS A TRACER

1967 • 1,495 citations

Pinocytosis by epithelium associated with lymphoid follicles in the bursa of fabricius, appendix, and Peyer's patches. An electron microscopic study

1973 • 562 citations

Bursal and postbursal stem cells in chicken. functional characteristics

1973 • 197 citations

The bursa of fabricius: A central organ providing for contact between the lymphoid system and intestinal content

1974 • 140 citations

Uptake of environmental antigens by the bursa of Fabricius

1975 • 132 citations

Effect of Bursectomy and Thymectomy on the Development of Visceral Lymphomatosis in the Chicken2

1964 • 123 citations

EFFECT OF B-CELL MITOGENS ON LYMPHOCYTE SUBPOPULATIONS POSSESSING C'3 AND Fc RECEPTORS

1974 • 97 citations

ONTOGENY OF BURSAL FUNCTION IN CHICKEN

1972 • 69 citations

Detection of acid‐fast organisms in tissue sections by fluorescence microscopy

1960 • 59 citations

TRANSFER OF ANTIBODY PRODUCTION WITH CELLS FROM BURSA OF FABRICIUS

1970 • 46 citations

The fine structure of the bursa of Fabricius: "B" cell surface configuration and lymphoepithelial organization as revealed by scanning and transmission electron microscopy.

1974 • 28 citations

The Production of Antibody by Bursal Lymphocytes

1974 • 24 citations

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1975 • 12 citations

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