BLOCKING VERSUS CYTOTOXIC ANTIBODY IN HL‐A- AND MIXED LYMPHOCYTE CULTURE‐IDENTICAL AND NONIDENTICAL HUMAN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
BLOCKING VERSUS CYTOTOXIC ANTIBODY IN HL‐A- AND MIXED LYMPHOCYTE CULTURE‐IDENTICAL AND NONIDENTICAL HUMAN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
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HL-A 和混合淋巴细胞培养物中相同和不同的人肾移植受者中的阻断与细胞毒性抗体
DOI:
10.1097/00007890-197507000-00009
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发表时间:
1975
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
B. Hattler
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作者:
Joshua Miller;J. Lifton;FAYE ROOD;B. Hattler
SUMMARY Blocking antibody directed against donor responding cells has been found to develop in HL-A-mixed lymphocyte culture-identical donor-recipient combinations after renal transplantation in which splenectomy was not performed. Cytotoxic antibody associated with rejection episodes and detected only by the discriminatory mixed lymphocyte culture developed in other HL-A-mixed lymphocyte culture-identical combinations as well. It disappeared as blocking antibody appeared and the post-transplant course became uneventful. In addition, both cytotoxic and blocking activity were shown to develop and coexist in a patient who received two successive renal transplants: cytotoxic against donor 1 (kidney rejected), and blocking against donor 2 (kidney accepted). These findings are taken to be strong evidence in favor of qualitatively demonstrable separate antibody molecules dealing with two separate functions, i.e., cytotoxicity versus enhancement or immunoregulation.