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Predominant infiltration of rejecting human renal allografts with T cells expressing CD8 and CD45RO.

Transplantation - 15 Mar 1995

Ibrahim S, Dawson D V, Sanfilippo F

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Subsets of T cells have been identified by the expression of different isoforms of CD45. Some T cells expressing CD45RA (gp220) have been characterized as "naive" in their response to antigens including alloantigens, whereas T cells expressing CD45RO (gp180) have been characterized as "memory" T cells. To examine the potential association between kidney allograft rejection and infiltration with these subsets,...

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PMID: 7886800
DOI: 10.1097/00007890-199503150-00015

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