Alveolar lavage from rabbit

Three neutral D-glucoglycerolipids have been isolated from the alveolar lavage of rabbits and their structures (27)-(29) were determined by mild alkaline hydrolysis, methylation, periodate and chromium(vi) oxide oxidation analyses. A further sulphated D-glucoglycerolipid (30) was also isolated and characterized by the same procedures applied to the mature and desulphated lipid. ... 

Camner et al. (1985) found an increase in the size of alveolar macrophages lavaged from rabbits exposed to an aerosol of 3.9 1.0 mg Mn /m for 4-6 weeks (5 days/week, 6 h/day). 

Migration of alveolar macrophages lavaged from rabbits dusted with PUO2 was inhibited (Nolibe 1972). 

Alveolar macrophages obtained by pulmonary lavage from normal male New Zealand white rabbits and humans evaluated for their Ixmg disease contained significant amounts of prolyl hydroxylase (Kelleher et al. 1977). 

Arachidonic acid release from rabbit alveolar macrophages gained by bronchoalveolar lavage was increased by tarmin in a dose-dependent manner (Ralston and Rohrbach 1994). 

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