Skin grafts in nude mice. 3. Fate of grafts from man and donors of other taxonomic classes.
Skin grafts in nude mice. 3. Fate of grafts from man and donors of other taxonomic classes.
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裸鼠皮肤移植。
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10.1111/j.1699-0463.1974.tb03831.x
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2009
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J. Rygaard
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J. Rygaard
Avian, reptilian and normal human skin grafts are well accepted by thenudemouse, as demonstrated by this and other studies. Histological studies show consistently good incorporation of grafts, and changes in spleen and lymph nodes similar to those observed after other transplants in the animal. The consensus of studies evidence that thenudemouse is the least resistant recipient of grafts of diverse origin among the experimental animals, prepared or otherwise, which are under study today. This is an expression of the extent of the immunological deficiency in thenude.An interesting question asked byCalnein 1970 can be answered. Though its ‘milieu interieur’ could be thought to be widely different from the avian and the reptilian, thenudemouse is an adequate host of avian and reptilian tissue.