Tolerance to skin and vascularized cardiac allografts using mixed chimerism
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Tolerance to skin and vascularized cardiac allografts using mixed chimerism
Transplant Proc.
1992 Dec.
No abstract available
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Life table survival of ACI skin (A) or cardiac (B) grafts in naive, syngeneic, reconstituted, and mixed chimeras. Four weeks after bone marrow transplantation, each animal received an ACI, LEW, and BN skin, or an ACI cardiac graft (only donor type ACI grafts are presented). Animals that received mixed bone marrow yet repopulated syngeneically were analyzed separately (MIXED BMTX, syngeneic repopulation). Each group consisted of six to 10 animals.
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