Induction of tolerance to small bowel allografts in high-responder rats by combining anti-CD4 with CTLA4Ig.
Induction of tolerance to small bowel allografts in high-responder rats by combining anti-CD4 with CTLA4Ig.
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通过抗 CD4 与 CTLA4Ig 联合诱导高反应大鼠对小肠同种异体移植物的耐受。
DOI:
10.1097/00007890-199612150-00001
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发表时间:
1996
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Fathman,CG
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作者:
Yin,DP;Sankary,HN;Williams,J;Krieger,N;Fathman,CG
This study was designed to investigate the effectiveness of combined perioperative anti-CD4 and human (h) CTLA4Ig therapy in preventing allorejection of small bowel transplantation in high-responder Lewis rat recipients of ACI grafts. Anti-CD4 (5 mg/kg× 4 days) or hCTLA4Ig (0.5 mg/rat× 2 days) therapy alone delayed, but did not prevent, allograft rejection after small bowel transplantation of ACI into Lewis rats. All grafts were rejected in 18 and 10 days, respectively. However, a regimen of anti-CD4 (5 mg/kg× 4 days) combined with hCTLA4Ig (0.5 mg/rat× 2 days) allowed indefinite survival of ACI small bowel allografts. Second donor-matched heart grafts were permanently accepted, whereas third-party (Sprague-Dawley) heart allografts were rejected by the tolerant recipients. These data suggest that these two reagents produced a synergistic effect in preventing allorejection of small bowel transplantation.