Titlebook: Immunobiology of Organ Transplantation; David S. Wilkes (Calvin H. English Professor of Me Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New Y

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Introduction and Overviewnovice or an outsider can depend upon. Where do these facts come from? In the Biological Sciences, the time-honored scientific process of experimentation and peer review is the only acceptable method for the establishment of facts. However, there are many levels to the scientific process. As describ

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HLA Immunogenetics and Transplantationient because of the enormous polymorphism of the HLA system. As the majority of the recipients will be transplanted with a mismatcheddonor organ, it is important to take advantage of the differential immunogenicity of HLA mismatches and to transplant patients with HLA mismatches of low immunogenicit

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Extracellular Processing of MHC Class I Antigenshic heavy chain (HC) noncovalently associated with antigenic peptide of 8-10 amino acids and a 12-kD non-polymorphic β2-microglobulin (β2m) in the endoplasmic reticulum.. Assembled MHC class I complexes are transported to the cell surface in widespread tissues and function as antigen-presenting mole

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Genetics of CD1 Moleculesized an MHC class I (or class I-like) molecule on human thymocytes was against CD1.hence its #1 designation. The genes encoding these molecules are present on chromosome 1 in humans and 3 in the mouse.; this is in contrast to human chromosome 6 and murine chromosome 17, on which the respective MHC g

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Minor Histocompatibility Antigens: Molecular Barriers for Successful Tissue Transplantationumor grafts from genetically nonidentical donors’. In his quest to characterize the genes responsible for these antigens, he identified several unique loci. Of these, Snell found one to cause a marked rapid rejection, whereas all others led to longer rejection times. He named this antigen H2, H stan