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Advances in corneal graft rejection
Current Opinion in Ophthalmology, 2021Purpose of review Immune rejection after corneal transplantation is a major risk for graft failure. We aim to summarize recent advances in the understanding and management of graft rejection. Recent findings Immune rejection remains the leading cause of graft failure in penetrating ...
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The Immunology of Corneal Graft Rejection
Critical Reviews™ in Immunology, 1998Corneal transplantation is the most successful of organ transplants due to the fact that the eye is an immunologically privileged site, and the cornea is an immunologically privileged tissue. The factors responsible for this include presence of the blood-aqueous barrier, the avascularity of the cornea, the absence of classic antigen-presenting cells ...
G, Rocha, J, Deschênes, J J, Rowsey
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Innate immunity and graft rejection
Immunological Reviews, 2000Summary: Although innate immunity evolved to combat pathogens, increasing awareness of a pivotal role in driving and shaping adaptive immunity has prompted this review on the role of innate immunity in graft rejection. We present evidence that grafts, especially xenografts, elicit innate responses, required for adaptive immunity.
A, Fox, L C, Harrison
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Immunity and graft rejection in the ear
Immunology Today, 1984Immunological activity in the ear and nose is often overlooked but can cause disease. Some examples were discussed at a recent conference*. Also considered was one of the most successful applications of tissue transplantation, middle ear reconstruction.
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Transactions of the ophthalmological societies of the United Kingdom, 1985
The factors which are important in the production of corneal allograft rejection together with a discussion of possible ways of prevention are presented. A brief survey of experimental and clinical studies in the field is given.
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The factors which are important in the production of corneal allograft rejection together with a discussion of possible ways of prevention are presented. A brief survey of experimental and clinical studies in the field is given.
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Specific tissue graft rejection in earthworms
Transplantation, 1969Earthworms are capable of destroying antigenic tissues. Autogeneis transplants healed in regularly and remained permanently viable. Xenografts, by contrast, were cicatrized but eventually rejected. Intrafamilial transplants survived longer than interfamilial ones.
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International Archives of Allergy and Applied Immunology, 2009
C, Brautbar, D, Nelken, J H, Boss
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C, Brautbar, D, Nelken, J H, Boss
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Science, 2002
IMMUNOLOGY Achieving immune tolerance to transplanted tissues remains a major hurdle in organ transplantation. Increasingly, it is becoming clear that protocols aimed at improving graft-specific tolerance will need to consider regulatory T cells, because these lymphocytes are known to be important in suppressing immune responses. Graca et al.
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IMMUNOLOGY Achieving immune tolerance to transplanted tissues remains a major hurdle in organ transplantation. Increasingly, it is becoming clear that protocols aimed at improving graft-specific tolerance will need to consider regulatory T cells, because these lymphocytes are known to be important in suppressing immune responses. Graca et al.
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