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Establishment of animal models using experimental rats for allogeneic tissue transplantation and quantitative flow cytometric detection of immunochimera.

Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore - 1 Jan 1999

Sun L, Lim B H, Yeow V, Xin L X, Tan P

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Establishment of animal models used for allogeneic tissue transplantation, MHC phenotyping as well as quantitative detection of immunochimera were carried out in this study. Both Buffalo (BUF) and Lewis (LEW) rats were chosen as the target animals. The rats were treated with single dose cyclophosphamide (Cy) of 25 to 100 mg/kg to mimic the standard conditioning therapy. Total white blood cells (WBC) were...

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