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lymphopoiesis
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lymphopoiesis [‚lim·fə‚pȯi′ē·səs]
(physiology)
The production of lymph.


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EPA eliminated a statement that there is "suggestive epidemiological evidence that cancer of the brain, lung, and lymphopoietic system" associated with vinyl chloride exposure.
Rosenberg has previously reported (J Immunother (1997) 2006; 29(3): 313-319) the promising results of a Phase I clinical trial of Cytheris' IL-7 in cancer patients, concluding that the study "demonstrates that IL-7 is a potent lymphopoietic factor in humans and has substantial potential for use in the treatment of patients developing lymphopenia from HIV infection or from chemotherapy used in cancer treatment.
EPA statement that there is "suggestive epidemiological evidence that cancer of the brain, lung, and lymphopoietic system are associated with exposure," saying it "should be deleted from the final review" (Price 1999).
 
 
 
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