NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING

2101 CONSTITUTION AVENUE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20418

INSTITUTE OF LABORATORY ANIMAL RESOURCES

TELEPHONE: 202-961-1692
DIVISION OF BIOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE

March 20, 1970

Dr. Joshua Lederberg

Department of Genetics

Stanford University School of Medicine
Stanford Medical Center

300 Pasteur Drive

Palo Alto, California

Dear Dr. Lederberg,

This is in response to your letter of March 11th requesting information
on animal models for gluten enteropathy (celiac disease, Cine of sprue)

and drug“induced aplastic anemia.
he evidence {ase few.

enteropathy I am aware of St ata of is dogs.
el is: Malabsorption syndrome resembling nontropical
aneko, J. J., et al. J.A.V.M.A. 146:463-473 (1965).

  
  
 
 

The only model of
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sprue in dogs.

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on Animal Models in the study of gastrointestinal diseases of man. Gastro-

An additional reference which you may be interested in is: Symposium
O enterology 53:107-123 (1967).

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With regards to models for drug-induced aplastic anemia, we may be better
D able to assist you if you indicate what group(s) of drugs you are interested in.

I hope the former information is useful.
Sincerely,

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