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2. THE DISTINCT ROLES OF THE CD40 COSTIMULATION PATHWAY IN DONOR AND RECIPIENT IN A MIXED CHIMERISM MODEL
3. AN IRRADIATION-FREE PROTOCOL FOR MIXED CHIMERISM AND TOLERANCE THROUGH TREG-THERAPY
4. COMPARISON BETWEEN C0 AND C2 MONITORING IN DE NOVO RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS
5. CO-STIMULATION BLOCKADE WITH LEA29Y IN A CALCINEURIN INHIBITOR FREE MAINTENANCE REGIMEN IN RENAL TRANSPLANT: 6-MONTH EFFICACY AND SAFETY
6. ANTI-CD25 MAB, ANTI-IL2 MAB AND IL2 BLOCK TOLERANCE INDUCTION THROUGH ANTI-CD154 MAB AND RAPAMYCIN IN XENOGENEIC ISLET TRANSPLANTATION
7. ANTI-CD154 MAB TREATMENT BUT NOT RECIPIENT CD154 DEFICIENCY LEADS TO LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF XENOGENEIC ISLET GRAFTS
8. MACROPHAGE DEPLETION PROLONGS DISCORDANT BUT NOT CONCORDANT ISLET XENOGRAFT SURVIVAL
9. SHORT-COURSE IMMUNOSUPPRESSION FACILITATES CHIMERISM AND TOLERANCE IN A NON-CYTOREDUCTIVE MODEL USING BMT AND COSTIMULATION BLOCKADEANONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION
10. THE USE OF MOBILIZED PERIPHERAL BLOOD STEM CELLS FOR THE INDUCTION OF MIXED CHIMERISM AND TOLERANCE
11. INDUCTION OF MIXED HEMATOPOIETIC CHIMERISM AND TOLERANCE WITH SUBOPTIMAL RECIPIENT T CELL DEPLETION, 3GY TBI AND ANTI-CD154 OR CTLA4Ig: TOWARD A CLINICAL REGIMEN USEFUL FOR CADAVERIC DONORS
12. SUBSTANTIAL DONOR CHIMERISM AND TOLERANCE ACROSS A FULL MHC BARRIER WITHOUT HOST PRE-CONDITIONING
13. EARLY DELETION AFTER BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION WITH COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE IS FAS-DEPENDENT AND IS PREVENTED BY BCL-XL OVEREXPRESSION
14. AN UNEXPECTED ROLE FOR CD28 AND LACK OF A ROLE FOR CD40L SIGNALING IN PERIPHERAL DELETION OF DONOR-REACTIVE CD4+ T CELLS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF MIXED CHIMERISM THROUGH COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE
15. HIGH LEVELS OF STABLE MULTI-LINEAGE HEMATOPOIETIC CHIMERISM AND DONOR-SPECIFIC ALLOGENEIC SKIN GRAFT TOLERANCE WITH T-CELL COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE
16. Serial Biopsies of Sex-Mismatched Liver Transplants Show No Evidence for Recipient-Derived Hepatocytes.
17. Modulation of Lymphocyte Apoptosis to Induce Mixed Chimerism and Tolerance without Myelosuppression.
18. Older Recipients Require a Less Potent Induction Treatment to Achieve Bone Marrow Based Chimerism.
19. Therapeutic Use of Regulatory T Cells for Tolerance Induction: Mechanisms and Specificity in a Murine Mixed Chimerism Model.
20. ESTABLISHMENT OF A MURINE MODEL OF MIXED CHIMERISM AND TRANSPLANTATION TOLERANCE IN T CELL SENSITIZED RECIPIENTS.
21. ADMINISTRATION OF POLYCLONAL RECIPIENT TREGS LEADS TO MIXED CHIMERISM, SKIN AND HEART GRAFT TOLERANCE WITHOUT IRRADIATION.
22. CTLA4-IG MEDIATED TOLERANCE INDUCTION RELIES ON INTERRELATED MECHANISMS INVOLVING THE IMMUNOMODULATORY ENZYME IDO AND TREG.
23. PROPHYLACTIC BISPHOSPHONATE TREATMENT PREVENTS BONE FRACTURES AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANTATION.
24. EARLY DELETION AFTER BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION WITH COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE IS FAS-DEPENDENT AND IS PREVENTED BY BCL-XL OVEREXPRESSION.
25. AN UNEXPECTED ROLE FOR CD28 AND LACK OF A ROLE FOR CD40L SIGNALING IN PERIPHERAL DELETION OF DONOR-REACTIVE CD4+ T CELLS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF MIXED CHIMERISM THROUGH COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE.
26. AN UNEXPECTED ROLE FOR CD28 AND LACK OF A ROLE FOR CD40L SIGNALING IN PERIPHERAL DELETION OF DONOR-REACTIVE CD4+T CELLS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF MIXED CHIMERISM THROUGH COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE
27. HIGH LEVELS OF STABLE MULTILINEAGE HEMATOPOIETIC CHIMERISM AND DONORSPECIFIC ALLOGENEIC SKIN GRAFT TOLERANCE WITH TCELL COSTIMULATORY BLOCKADE
28. Combining Treg Therapy With Donor Bone Marrow Transplantation: Experimental Progress and Clinical Perspective.
29. Chimerism-based Tolerance Induction in Clinical Transplantation: Its Foundations and Mechanisms.
30. Regulatory Cell Therapy in Kidney Transplantation: Promise Not Yet Fulfilled.
31. Blocking CD40/CD40L for Chimerism-based Tolerance: Lost in Translation?
32. Effect of Ex Vivo-Expanded Recipient Regulatory T Cells on Hematopoietic Chimerism and Kidney Allograft Tolerance Across MHC Barriers in Cynomolgus Macaques.
33. Kidney Transplantation With Corticosteroids Alone After Haploidentical HSCT From The Same Donor.
34. CTLA4-Ig preserves thymus-derived T regulatory cells.
35. Immunosenescence does not abrogate engraftment of murine allogeneic bone marrow.
36. No evidence for recipient-derived hepatocytes in serial biopsies of sex-mismatched liver transplants.
37. Therapeutic efficacy of polyclonal tregs does not require rapamycin in a low-dose irradiation bone marrow transplantation model.
38. Toward MSC in solid organ transplantation: 2008 position paper of the MISOT study group.
39. Hurdles to the induction of tolerogenic mixed chimerism.
40. Combination of extended donor criteria and changes in the Model for End-Stage Liver Disease score predict patient survival and primary dysfunction in liver transplantation: a retrospective analysis.
41. CTLA4Ig promotes the induction of hematopoietic chimerism and tolerance independently of Indoleamine-2,3-dioxygenase.
42. Short-term immunosuppression facilitates induction of mixed chimerism and tolerance after bone marrow transplantation without cytoreductive conditioning.
43. Transplantation of discordant xenogeneic islets using repeated therapy with anti-CD154.
44. Macrophage depletion prolongs discordant but not concordant islet xenograft survival.
45. Mechanisms of tolerance induction through the transplantation of donor hematopoietic stem cells: central versus peripheral tolerance.
46. Anti-CD154 or CTLA4Ig obviates the need for thymic irradiation in a non-myeloablative conditioning regimen for the induction of mixed hematopoietic chimerism and tolerance.
47. Mixed chimerism as an approach for the induction of transplantation tolerance.
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