Transfedotr of Allergic Encephalomyelitis by Lymph Node Cells in Inbred Guinea Pigs

Abstract

Severe or lethal allergic encephalomyelitis was transferred between histocompatible guinea pigs by lymphoid cells capable of persistence in a viable state in the recipient. For optimum induction of passive disease, cells must be transferred before the day on which the disease becomes manifest in the donor.