EFFECT OF COLD PRESERVATION ON LYMPHOCYTE MIGRATION INTO PERIPHERAL-NERVE ALLOGRAFTS IN SHEEP
EFFECT OF COLD PRESERVATION ON LYMPHOCYTE MIGRATION INTO PERIPHERAL-NERVE ALLOGRAFTS IN SHEEP
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DOI:
10.1097/00007890-199307000-00029
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发表时间:
1993-07-01
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
HAY, JB
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作者:
HARE, GMT;EVANS, PJ;HAY, JB
Lymphocyte migration into fresh and preserved peripheral nerve allografts was quantitated to assess the effect of cold preservation and freeze-thawing pretreatment on the local immunological response to nerve allografts. Out-bred ewes received multiple 1.5-cm subcutaneous heterotopic peroneal nerve autografts, fresh allografts, and pretreated allografts, implanted within the same recipient. Lymphocyte migration was studied at 7 days by injecting autologous indium-111-labeled lymphocytes intravenously. After 3 hr of recirculation, lymphocyte migration into graft tissue was quantitated by a gamma counter (cpm/g, mean +/- SEM). Lymphocyte traffic into fresh nerve allografts (21,623 +/- 3783) increased an average 9.4-fold over the autograft value (2918 +/- 377, P