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Suppression of the immune response of rats by prolonged overcrowding stress

Rats were stressed by overcrowding (3 rats per cage designed for 4-6 mice) lasting up to two weeks. The number of antibody-forming cells, measured in the spleens 4 days after immunization with sheep erythrocytes, was evidently depressed 8 and 11 days after initiation of the stress, and marginally so on days 4 and 15.

Prolonged stress ; Immune response

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