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[Characteristics of effect of ultralow doses of vilon in organotypic culture of spleens from rats of various ages]
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This organotypic tissue culture study examined ultrasmall doses of vilon (10(-9)-10(-13) M) in spleen explants from rats of various ages. The authors reported that vilon at these ultrasmall doses produced a marked effect on explant development. They suggested this effect could have relevance for geriatric therapeutic applications, though the abstract did not report specific quantitative outcomes or dose-response numbers beyond the tested concentration range.
Abstract
There was studied the effect of vilon ultrasmall dose in the spleen organotypic tissue culture of rats of various age. The data obtained suggest that vilon ultrasmall dose (10(-9)-10(-13) M) exerted expressive effect on the explants development. This effect of effect of vilon ultrasmall dose can be used by the therapy, namely in the geriatric practice.
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