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Amount of co-transplanted donor-derived leukocytes determines in-vivo microchimerism and mixed lymphocyte culture changes post-liver transplantation.

Zentralblatt fur Chirurgie - 1 Apr 2003

Weber S, Salguero R, Allers C, Blaheta R A, Markus B H

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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the impact of passenger leukocytes in liver grafts on the rate of microchimerism induction after liver transplantation and to evaluate immunological changes thereafter based on serial donor-specific MLC's in these patients. METHODS: 26 orthotopic liver transplant recipients were prospectively evaluated for immunological changes based on the co-transplantation of donor-derived leukocytes....

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PMID: 12700983
DOI: 10.1055/s-2003-38790

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