Study on the Immunostatus of Monocytes in Blood of Chemically Wounded Soldiers in the Previous Imposed War by Applying Surface Markers

AuthorSh Poorkavehen
AuthorZ Mohammad Hassanen
AuthorN Mosaffaen
AuthorH Sohrabpooren
Issued Date2003-03-20en
AbstractBackground & Objective: During the previous imposed war, Iranian soldiers were exposed to mustard gas and are still suffering from numerous problems such as recurrent infections, respiratory dysfunction, increase in incidence of leukemia and lymphoma as well as increase of Atypic lymphocyte in blood. These may be due to destructive effect of mustard gas on bone marrow and the function of phagocytes. In this study the number and the fuction of monocytes were investigated.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/en
KeywordMustard gasen
KeywordMonocyteen
KeywordCD14+ /CD16+en
Keywordchemically wounded soldiersen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleStudy on the Immunostatus of Monocytes in Blood of Chemically Wounded Soldiers in the Previous Imposed War by Applying Surface Markersen
TypeResearch Articleen

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