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Distinct histologic patterns of acute, prolonged, and chronic rejection in vascularized rat pancreas allografts.

Abstract

In a model of pancreas whole organ transplantation in streptozotocin diabetic rats distinct histologic patterns of acute, prolonged and chronic rejection were defined by light microscopy. Allotransplantation between major histocompatibility complex (MHC) congenic and recombinant rat strains allowed an immunogenetic analysis of the effect of defined histocompatibility antigens on graft morphology. The impact of surgical techniques with preserved and suppressed exocrine secretion on graft histology was sequentially assessed in pancreas isograft recipients. MHC incompatibility was associated with acute rejection, non-MHC disparity with prolonged rejection and RT1.C mismatch with chronic rejection.

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Year: 1986 PMID： 3526910 PMCID： PMC1888289

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Am J Pathol ISSN： 0002-9440 Impact factor: 4.307

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5 in total

Distinct histologic patterns of acute, prolonged, and chronic rejection in vascularized rat pancreas allografts.

1. Chronic kidney allograft reactions in rats.

2. Influence of pancreatic duct anastomosis on function of autotransplanted canine pancreatic segments.

3. Pancreatic morphology and blood glucose level in rats at various intervals after duct ligation.

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5. Long term studies of pancreas transplantation in experimental diabetes mellitus.

6. An autoradiographic study of the cell proliferation during involution of the rat pancreas.

7. Relative contributions of insulin deficiency and insulin resistance in maturity-onset diabetes.

8. The effect of duct obliteration on the histology and endocrine function of the canine pancreas.

9. Rat pancreas allotransplantation: a short term comparison of rejection patterns with different methods of exocrine drainage.

10. Morphological findings in duct-ligated pancreas grafts in the rat. An analysis of isografts, allografts, and long-standing allografts in hosts conditioned by previous spleen allograft.

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