sonaliraj99 Forum Senior
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| | 03/18/06 - 06:13 AM  
 
   
 
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hi all.... a silly q ... but pl do answer..... t cells r made in bone marrow... den have positive selection in thymus.. right???? ok... now... by adolescent age.. thymus is atrophied... i mean.. not functionin... so... NOW WHERE R T CELLS MADE??? i've a theory.. but i'l prefer others to reply... also..... wats d mechanism of absolute lymphocytosis wen one's on steroids??? and wen one has cushing's?? is it by a diff mech??? also.. lymphocytosis in cushing's appears by wat age??? PL.......... REPLY... THANK U IN ADVANCE...
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| | 03/22/06 - 04:26 PM  
 
   
 
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About first Q thymus get smaller but not atrophied completely as I know . may be wrong/ second steroid decrease the synthesis of adhesion molecule so the marginating cell and no longer attached to the blood vessel but are in the circulation so causes lymphocylosis . any body know plz correct me
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| tolito Forum Fanatic
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| | 05/06/06 - 01:04 AM  
 
   
 
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 theories about thymus in adult is confusing but it is definite that it still functions. proven by the results of thymectomy.
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