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Pineal Grafting and Melatonin Induce Immunocompetence in Nude (Athymic) Mice

Walter Pierpaoli Institute for Biomedical Research, Quartino, Switzerland
Pages 123-131 | Received 03 Dec 1991, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Raymond N. Hiramoto, Carolyn F. Rogers, Sossiena Demissie, Chi-Mei Hsueh, Nancy S. Hiramoto, Joan F. Lorden & Vithal K. Ghanta. (1997) Psychoneuroendocrine immunology: site of recognition, learning and memory in the immune system and the brain. International Journal of Neuroscience 92:3-4, pages 259-286.
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CS Bediz, AK Baltaci & R Mogulkoc. (2003) Both zinc deficiency and supplementation affect plasma melatonin levels in rats. Acta Physiologica Hungarica 90:4, pages 335-339.
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WALTER PIERPAOLI. (1998) Neuroimmunomodulation of Aging: A Program in the Pineal Gland. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 840:1, pages 491-497.
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W. Pierpaoli, D. Bulian, A. Dall'Ara, B. Marchetti, F. Gallo, M.C. Morale, C. Tirolo & N. Testa. (1997) Circadian melatonin and young-to-old pineal grafting postpone aging and maintain juvenile conditions of reproductive functions in mice and rats. Experimental Gerontology 32:4-5, pages 587-602.
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WALTER PIERPAOLI & VLADIMIR A. LESNIKOV. (1994) The Pineal Aging Clock.. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 719:1 The Aging Clo, pages 461-473.
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