Clonal deletion as the mechanism of abrogation of immunological memory following liver grafting in rats. (Q52206634)

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scientific article published in May 1985

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English	Clonal deletion as the mechanism of abrogation of immunological memory following liver grafting in rats.	scientific article published in May 1985

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27 April 2018

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Clonal deletion as the mechanism of abrogation of immunological memory following liver grafting in rats. (English)

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immunological memory

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Kamada N

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Shinomiya T

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1 May 1985

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A lymph node weight assay for the graft-versus-host activity of rat lymphoid cells

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Prolonged lymphocytopenia in the rat. the immunological consequences of lymphocyte depletion following injection of 185 W tungsten trioxide into the spleen of lymph nodes

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The adoptive transfer of first-set allograft responses by recirculating small lymphocytes in the rat.

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The cellular basis of allograft rejection in vivo. II. The nature of memory cells mediating second set heart graft rejection

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Quantitative studies on the tissue distribution of Ia and SD antigens in the DA and Lewis rat strains

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Specific transplantation tolerance induced by spontaneously tolerated liver allograft in inbred strains of rats

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Fully allogeneic liver grafting in rats induces a state of systemic nonreactivity to donor transplantation antigens

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Reversal of transplantation immunity by liver grafting

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Fully allogeneic liver grafting and the induction of donor-specific unreactivity

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Liver transplantation in the rat. Biochemical and histological evidence of complete tolerance induction in non-rejector strains

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27 April 2018

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