Immunologic study of the brain as a privileged site.

  • 1 March 1977
    • journal article
    • Vol. 9  (1) , 1187-91
Abstract
A number of experimental findings reported here indicate that the brain functions as a privileged site not because of an afferent arc blockade, as hitherto thought, but because of an efferent arc blockade, with some afferent arc delay. There appears to be a quantitative deficiency in the efferent arc, but a qualitative defect is not ruled out. Implants survive four times as long in the brain as in the anterior chamber.

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