[Relation of adrenoreactive systems and humoral immunity].
Stress generally demonstrates the maximum stress of an organism at a specific moment, which is frequently important in evaluating the body's condition. The stress is generally accepted to be determined by the activity of adrenaline and the higher excitation of alpha- than beta-adrenoceptors. The present investigation has been undertaken to specify the relation of the above-mentioned structures with humoral immunological parameters.
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