Abstract
Investigation of the relationship between histologic and cytochemical response patterns of the thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes of mice exposed to moderate hypoxia (380 mm Hg), and study, by histologic analysis, of the effect of hypoxia exposure on the skin homograft reaction used as an index of immunologic potential. The results obtained include the finding that functional changes in lymphatic organs occur during early weeks of hypoxia acclimation and that these changes probably reduce the ability of an animal to react to an immunological challenge.
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