IMMUNOGENETIC STUDIES OF SPONTANEOUS-ABORTION IN MICE .2. ANTI-ABORTIVE EFFECTS ARE INDEPENDENT OF SYSTEMIC REGULATORY MECHANISMS
IMMUNOGENETIC STUDIES OF SPONTANEOUS-ABORTION IN MICE .2. ANTI-ABORTIVE EFFECTS ARE INDEPENDENT OF SYSTEMIC REGULATORY MECHANISMS
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DOI:
10.1016/0008-8749(86)90306-0
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发表时间:
1986-04-01
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
KIGER, N
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作者:
BOBE, P;CHAOUAT, G;KIGER, N
CBA/J females (H-2k) mated with DBA2/J males (H-2d) exhibit a high rate of fetal resorption. Fetal survival has been improved by pretreatment of CBA/J females wth spleen cells from BALB/c J (H-2d) (but not from CBA/J or DBA/2/J) males. Similarly, three out of nine recombinant inbred strains (recombining BALB/c and DBA2 genomes to the homozygous state) possess antiabortive effects like the BALB/c parent. Previous studies showed that BALB/c pretreatment triggers the appearance of suppressor cells in the spleen and of IgG1 anti-H-2d antibodies in the serum of CBA/J females. Studies of these two immunological parameters after CBA/J preimmunization by the different recombinant strains suggest that local intrauterine immunoregulation is the determinant of success or failure of allopregnancy.