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Query: UMLS:C0162316 (iron deficiency anemia)
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Peripheral blood lymphocytes from 24 patients were cultured in vitro in the presence of autologous peripheral serum and bone marrow blood serum, with and without PHA stimulation. Bone marrow serum showed a well defined effect, in the absence of PHA stimulation, on lymphocytes from 4 patients (2 affected by acute leukaemia, 1 by megaloblastic anemia and 1 by benign idiopathic paraproteinaemia), and a less defined effect on lymphocytes from 2 donors (1 affected by iron deficiency anemia and 1 by thalassemia minor). No difference attributable to the source of blood serum was observed in PHA stimulated cultures. These results do not allow defined statements. Peripheral blood lymphocytes cultured in vitro were affected by bone marrow blood serum only in some subjects. A clear cut correlation between this effect and the clinical features of our patients was not evident.
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PMID:[Blastogenetic activity of medullary blood serum of patients with various blood diseases]. 90 42

The rare disorder of chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis is described in a two-year-old African girl who had a moderate lymphopenia due to fewer T and B cells, impaired lymphocyte transformation to PHA and candida antigen, decreased leucocyte migration inhibition to candida antigen and a defective cutaneous delayed hypersensitivity reaction to candida antigen and dinitrochlorobenzene. The patient's serum had a marginal inhibitory effect on the transformation of normal lymphocytes to candida antigen and no effect on PHA stimulation of these cells, as measured by stimulation index. In addition, IgA was deficient in her serum. No associated endocrinopathy was detected and she had a mild iron deficiency anaemia. There was a rapid and excellent response to ketoconazole with all lesions clearing within two months of treatment.
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PMID:Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis with IgA deficiency in a two-year-old African girl who responded well to ketoconazole. 619 18