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Peripheral blood microchimerism in human liver and renal transplant recipients: rejection despite donor-specific chimerism.

Transplantation - 15 Aug 1997

Sivasai K S, Alevy Y G, Duffy B F, Brennan D C, Singer G G, Shenoy S, Lowell J A, Howard T, Mohanakumar T

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BACKGROUND: Development of donor-specific microchimerism (DSM) has been proposed as one of the possible mechanisms for induction and maintenance of allograft tolerance. The aim of this study was to determine: (1) the state of DSM in liver transplant (LTx) and renal transplant (RTx) recipients, (2) whether the persistent presence of an allograft is a requirement for maintenance of chimerism, and (3) whether...

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PMID: 9275108
DOI: 10.1097/00007890-199708150-00010

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