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One microgram of cholera toxin was injected intravenously into DDD and AKR mice and its effects on lymphoid tissues were examined at various intervals. A remarkable reduction of thymus cells were revealed from days 1 to 11 and from days 1 to 7 in DDD and AKR mice, respectively. Only slight effects were detected on the numbers of spleen cells and peripheral blood leukocytes in both strains throughout the observation period.
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