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Aberrant blastogenic response to LPS in experimental gingivitis of elderly subjects.

The blastogenic response of peripheral blood leukocytes to lipopolysaccharide (LPS), phytohemagglutinin (PHA) and LPS/PHA mixtures was followed over a short course of experimental gingivitis in elderly subjects (65-81 years) who strictly avoided oral hygiene procedures for periods up to 9 d. The leukocytes responded poorly to LPS, PHA and to LPS/PHA combinations. The concomitant heightened sensitivity of the gingiva to dental plaque among the elderly subjects may relate to the altered leukocyte response in this age group.