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1201	504 Kreisel D, Petrowsky H, Krasinskas AM, Krupnick AS, Szeto WY, et al. The role of passenger leukocyte genotype in rejection and acceptance of rat liver allografts TRANSPLANTATION. 2002 MAY 15; 73 (9): 1501-1507	2	12	4	31
1202	524 Yin DP, Ma LL, Zeng HS, Shen J, Chong AS Allograft tolerance induced by intact active bone co-transplantation and anti-CD40L monoclonal antibody therapy TRANSPLANTATION. 2002 AUG 15; 74 (3): 345-354	1	12	3	38
1203	586 Ajiki T, Takahashi M, Inoue S, Sakuma Y, Oyama S, et al. Generation of donor hematolymphoid cells after rat-limb composite grafting. TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAR 15; 75 (5): 631-636	3	20	3	30
1204	602 Monaco AP, Medawar P Chimerism in organ transplantation: Conflicting experiments and clinical observations TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 13S-16S	8	19	3	25
1205	603 Wood KJ Passenger leukocytes and microchimerism: What role in tolerance induction? TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 17S-20S	6	24	9	35
1206	604 De Pauw L, Toungouz M, Goldman M Infusion of donor-derived hematopoietic stem cells in organ transplantation: Clinical data TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 46S-49S	0	5	3	17
1207	605 Ferrand C, Perruche S, Robinet E, Martens A, Tiberghien P, et al. How should chimerism be decoded? TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 50S-54S	3	10	3	23
1208	643 Sun WJ, Wang QX, Zhang LH, Liu YS, Zhang M, et al. Blockade of CD40 pathway enhances the induction of immune tolerance by immature dendritic cells genetically modified to express cytotoxic T lymphocyte antigen 4 immunoglobulin TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 NOV 15; 76 (9): 1351-1359	0	18	4	30
1209	649 Thiele J, Varus E, Wickenhauser C, Kvasnicka HM, Weirauch K, et al. Mixed chimerism of thyroid follicle cells after allogeneic bone marrow transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 NOV 27; 76 (10): 1532-1533	0	0	5	6
1210	666 Tai CY, Strande LF, Eydelman R, Sheng XL, vanTran JL, et al. Absence of graft-versus-host disease in the isolated vascularized bone marrow transplant TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 JAN 27; 77 (2): 316-319	1	8	0	11
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1211	688 Dahmen U, Dirsch O, Li J, Fiedle M, Lu M, et al. Adoptive transfer of immunity: A new strategy to interfere with severe hepatitis virus reinfection after woodchuck liver transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 APR 15; 77 (7): 965-972	0	18	3	28
1212	741 Moustafa ME, Srivastava AS, Nedelcu E, Donahue J, Gueorguieva I, et al. Chimerism and tolerance post-in utero transplantation with embryonic stem cells TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 NOV 15; 78 (9): 1274-1282	0	4	4	30
1213	745 Bailo M, Soncini M, Vertua E, Signoroni PB, Sanzone S, et al. Engraftment potential of human amnion and chorion cells derived from term placenta TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 NOV 27; 78 (10): 1439-1448	3	79	0	41
1214	755 Michaels MG, Kaufman C, Volberding PA, Gupta P, Switzer WM, et al. Baboon bone-marrow xenotransplant in a patient with advanced HIV disease: Case report and 8-year follow-up TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 DEC 15; 78 (11): 1582-1589	0	6	1	39
1215	756 Idilman R, Erden E, Kuzu I, Ersoz S, Karasu Z, et al. Recipient-derived hepatocytes in sex-mismatched liver allografts after liver transplantation: Early versus late transplant biopsies TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 DEC 15; 78 (11): 1647-1652	4	12	4	20
1216	780 Sasaki K, Nagao Y, Kitano Y, Hasegawa H, Shibata H, et al. Hematopoietic microchimerism in sheep after in utero transplantation of cultured cynomolgus embryonic stem cells TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 JAN 15; 79 (1): 32-37	0	22	1	31
1217	781 Jimenez DF, Leapley AC, Lee CI, Ultsch MN, Tarantal AF Fetal CD34(+) cells in the maternal circulation and long-term microchimerism in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 JAN 27; 79 (2): 142-146	16	22	15	34
1218	811 Lee PW, Cina RA, Randolph MA, Arellano R, Goodrich J, et al. In utero bone marrow transplantation induces kidney allograft tolerance across a full major histocompatibility complex barrier in swine TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 MAY 15; 79 (9): 1084-1090	2	12	3	25
1219	830 Zander DS, Baz MA, Cogle CR, Visner GA, Theise ND, et al. Bone marrow-derived stem-cell repopulation contributes minimally to the in transplanted type II pneumocyte pool human lungs TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 JUL 27; 80 (2): 206-212	1	17	2	38
1220	859 Mathes DW, Solari MG, Randolph MA, Gazelle GS, Yamada K, et al. Long-term acceptance of renal allografts following prenatal inoculation with adult bone marrow TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 NOV 15; 80 (9): 1300-1308	0	11	4	44
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1221	865 Kiyomoto T, Ito T, Uchikoshi F, Ohkawa A, Akamaru Y, et al. The potent role of graft-derived NKR-P1(+)TCR alpha beta T+ (NKT) cells in the spontaneous acceptance of rat liver allografts TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 DEC 27; 80 (12): 1749-1755	0	8	4	32
1222	889 Kiyomoto T, Toyokawa H, Nakao A, Kaizu T, Demetris AJ, et al. The difficulty of eliminating donor leukocyte microchimerism in rat recipients bearing established organ allografts TRANSPLANTATION. 2006 FEB 15; 81 (3): 438-444	4	5	11	31
1223	923 Koopmans M, Hovinga ICLK, Baelde HJ, de Heer E, Bruijn JA, et al. Endothelial chimerism in transplantation: Looking for needles in a haystack TRANSPLANTATION. 2006 JUL 15; 82 (1): S25-S29	0	5	15	42
1224	1024 Pujal JM, Grinyo JM, Gil-Vernet S, Caldes A, Hernandez P, et al. Early hematopoietic microchimerism predicts clinical outcome after kidney transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2007 NOV 15; 84 (9): 1103-1111	5	5	18	62
1225	1033 Han D, Berman DM, Kenyon NS Sequence-specific analysis of microchimerism by real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction in same-sex nonhuman primates after islet and bone marrow transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2007 DEC 27; 84 (12): 1677-1685	0	2	3	28
1226	1087 Miles CD, Schaubel DE, Liu D, Port FK, Rao PS The role of donor-recipient relationship in long-term outcomes of living donor renal transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2008 MAY 27; 85 (10): 1483-1488	4	7	11	37
1227	1175 Kruse B, Thissen S, Warnecke G, Avsar M, Gottlieb J, et al. Correlation of Donor Leukocyte Chimerism With Pulmonary Allograft Survival After Immunosuppressive Drug Withdrawal in a Porcine Model TRANSPLANTATION. 2009 MAY 27; 87 (10): 1468-1477	0	1	7	25
1228	1188 Pujol-Borrell R, Herrero-Mata MJ, Palou E, Armengol MP Immunological Senescence and Thymic Function in Transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2009 AUG 15; 88 (3): S8-S13	0	1	0	65
1229	1331 Gadi VK, Nelson JL, Guthrie KA, Anderson CC, Boespflug ND, et al. Soluble Donor DNA and Islet Injury After Transplantation TRANSPLANTATION. 2011 SEP; 92 (5): 607-611	0	0	1	15
1230	1360 Jankowska-Gan E, Sheka A, Sollinger HW, Pirsch JD, Hofmann RM, et al. Pretransplant Immune Regulation Predicts Allograft Outcome: Bidirectional Regulation Correlates With Excellent Renal Transplant Function in Living-Related Donor-Recipient Pairs TRANSPLANTATION. 2012 FEB 15; 93 (3): 283-290	0	2	7	34
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1231	1 LIEGEOIS A, ESCOURROU J, OUVRE E, CHARREIRE J MICROCHIMERISM - STABLE STATE OF LOW-RATIO PROLIFERATION OF ALLOGENEIC BONE-MARROW TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1977; 9 (1): 273-276	31	53	0	9
1232	11 DEMETRIS AJ, MURASE N, FUJISAKI S, FUNG JJ, RAO AS, et al. HEMATOLYMPHOID CELL TRAFFICKING, MICROCHIMERISM, AND GVH REACTIONS AFTER LIVER, BONE-MARROW, AND HEART-TRANSPLANTATION TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1993 DEC; 25 (6): 3337-3344	45	120	2	32
1233	18 NAGANO H, MONDEN M, GOTOH M, TANIGAWA T, HASUIKE Y, et al. RESTRICTION-FRAGMENT-LENGTH-POLYMORPHISM ANALYSIS TO DETECT MICROCHIMERISM AT THE DNA LEVEL IN RATS TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1994 AUG; 26 (4): 1970-1971	1	2	0	5
1234	23 NAGANO H, MONDEN M, GOTOH M, TANIGAWA T, HASUIKE Y, et al. EXISTENCE OF MICROCHIMERISM IN THE SPLEEN AFTER INTRAPORTAL INJECTION IN MOLECULAR-BIOLOGICAL AND IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE STUDY TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1994 DEC; 26 (6): 3471-3471	1	1	0	3
1235	26 DEMETRIS AJ, MURASE N, DELANEY CP, WOAN M, FUNG JJ, et al. THE LIVER ALLOGRAFT, CHRONIC (DUCTOPENIC) REJECTION, AND MICROCHIMERISM - WHAT CAN THEY TEACH US TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 67-70	2	7	1	53
1236	27 MASAKI Y, HIRASAWA A, OKUYAMA S, TSUJIMOTO G, IWAYA M, et al. MICROCHIMERISM AND HEART ALLOGRAFT ACCEPTANCE TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 148-150	15	18	0	7
1237	28 HAMANO K, RAWSTHORNE M, BUSHELL A, MORRIS PJ, WOOD KJ DONOR MICROCHIMERISM IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF TOLERANCE TO DONOR ALLOANTIGENS IN RECIPIENTS TOLERANT OF CARDIAC ALLOGRAFTS TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 151-152	6	18	0	7
1238	29 SCHLITT HJ, HUNDRIESER J, HISANAGA M, UTHOFF K, KARCK M, et al. DONOR-TYPE MICROCHIMERISM AFTER HEART-TRANSPLANTATION - A DYNAMIC PROCESS TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 155-157	10	11	2	13
1239	30 SIMEONOVIC CJ, TOWNSEND MJ, TEITTINEN KUS, GROVES JC, WILSON JD ASSESSMENT OF COMBINED THYMUS AND HEMATOPOIETIC-TISSUE XENOGRAFTS FOR THE INDUCTION OF XENOGENEIC MICROCHIMERISM IN NOD MICE TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 160-163	0	0	0	13
1240	31 HISANAGA M, HUNDRIESER J, UTHOFF K, WAHLERS T, PICHLMAYR R, et al. GRAFT FUNCTION AND REJECTION PATTERNS IN HEART-TRANSPLANTED PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT SYSTEMIC MICROCHIMERISM TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 202-204	4	4	2	12
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1241	33 YOKOI Y, HIRASAWA S, IWAYA M, OKUYAMA S, NAKAMURA S, et al. MICROCHIMERISM AND LIVER GRAFT ACCEPTANCE TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 APR; 27 (2): 1555-1557	13	14	1	7
1242	34 HARA M, SHIBATA K, HIRASAWA A, IWAYA M, OKUYAMA S, et al. MICROCHIMERISM AND LUNG ALLOGRAFT ACCEPTANCE TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 APR; 27 (2): 1580-1582	12	14	0	6
1243	35 BESTIAN JM, JANIN A, ZENNER L, PRUVOT FR, ZELUS D, et al. ALLOGENIC MICROCHIMERISM FOLLOWING AUXILIARY HETEROTOPIC LIVER-TRANSPLANTATION IN RAT AND SWINE TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 APR; 27 (2): 1675-1675	1	2	1	3
1244	69 Weyhrich JT, Andrews RG, Nelson KA, Gaur L, Akimoto H, et al. Intrathymic stem-cell transplantation produces hematopoietic microchimerism in human to baboon xenografts TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 APR; 28 (2): 760-760	1	2	0	1
1245	70 Hisanaga M, Schlitt HJ, Hundrieser J, Nakajima Y, Kanehiro H, et al. Donor-derived microchimerism in heart transplant recipients: A parameter for immunological risk? TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 APR; 28 (2): 1036-1038	4	4	2	11
1246	71 Hisanaga M, Schlitt HJ, Hundrieser J, Nakajima Y, Kanehiro H, et al. Role of the graft as a source of donor-type microchimerism in liver transplant patients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 APR; 28 (2): 1073-1075	5	6	3	9
1247	78 Li XK, Masaki Y, Hara MH, Shibata K, Koga Y, et al. Microchimerism following small bowel allografts combined with donor-type bone marrow transplantation in rats TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1222-1223	0	1	3	9
1248	79 Hara MH, Shibata K, Sekiya R, Matsuzaki Y, Onitsuka T, et al. Origin and function of microchimeric cells .1. Irradiation sensitivity TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1246-1247	2	2	3	7
1249	80 Suzuki H, Hara MH, Yamashita A, Miyamoto M, Shibata K, et al. Microchimerism and graft acceptance: Split tolerance in skin and cardiac transplantation with minor histocompatibility antigen H-Y differences TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1262-1263	0	0	2	12
1250	81 Tashiro H, Fukuda Y, Hoshino S, Furukawa M, Shintaku S, et al. Assessment of microchimerism following rat liver transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1279-1280	1	1	0	3
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1251	82 Aikawa A, Yamashita M, Arai K, Hirayama N, Ohara T, et al. Degree and sequential change of peripheral blood microchimerism in renal transplant recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1288-1290	4	4	2	13
1252	83 Miyahara T, Yokoi Y, Hara MH, Nakamura S, Baba S, et al. Microchimerism and graft acceptance .5. Rat liver allograft acceptance TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1291-1292	0	0	3	11
1253	84 Hara MH, Shibata K, Matsuzaki Y, Onitsuka T, Koga Y, et al. Microchimerism and graft acceptance: Cardiac allografting with multiple minor histocompatibility antigen differences TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1293-1294	0	0	3	10
1254	85 Hara MH, Tanigawa M, Matsuzaki M, Onitsuka T, Shibata K, et al. Microchimerism and graft acceptance: Cardiac allograft acceptance following antiadhesion molecules antibody therapy TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1370-1371	0	1	3	7
1255	87 Masaki Y, Li XK, Miyahara T, Oohara T, Yamada T, et al. Microchimerism and rat small bowel transplantation combined with donor-type bone marrow cells TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 AUG; 28 (4): 2056-2057	1	1	3	10
1256	88 Suzuki H, Hara MH, Miyahara T, Tanigawa M, Matsuzaki Y, et al. Microchimerism and graft acceptance .4. Cardiac allograft acceptance following anti-adhesion molecule antibody therapy TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 AUG; 28 (4): 2058-2060	0	0	3	9
1257	96 Masaki Y, Miyahara T, Oohara T, Yamada T, Hoshi K, et al. Kinetic studies of microchimerism following small bowel transplantation combined with donor-type bone marrow in rats TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 OCT; 28 (5): 2497-2498	0	0	3	9
1258	97 Garnier JL, Daoud S, FavreVictoire I, Cozon G, Boulez J, et al. Absence of microchimerism in long-term tolerant living-donor kidney graft recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 OCT; 28 (5): 2834-2834	0	0	0	0
1259	102 Dahmen U, Tanigawa T, Rogiers X, LindkaerJensen S, Broelsch CE Accelerated rejection of a skin graft after liver transplantation from a sensitized donor: Functional aspects of microchimerism TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 DEC; 28 (6): 3243-3245	0	1	4	14
1260	111 Schlitt HJ Is microchimerism needed for allograft tolerance? TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 82-84	24	33	10	34
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1261	112 Lukomska B, Winnock M, Balabaud C, Saric J, Polanski J, et al. Human liver passenger cells suppress autologous and allogeneic blood lymphocytes proliferation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1105-1107	0	2	3	20
1262	113 Garnier JL, Touraine JL, Gebuhrer L No detectable microchimerism in long-term tolerant recipients of living-donor kidneys TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1181-1181	2	5	1	1
1263	114 Shirwan H, Wang C, Barwari L, Carmer DV Recipient-donor microchimerism is not a prerequisite for the maintenance of allograft tolerance TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1182-1183	5	8	2	3
1264	115 Sugioka A, Morita M, Esaki T, Hasumi A, Kurosawa Y Evaluation of microchimerism after orthotopic liver transplantation between allogeneic mice TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1189-1192	0	2	1	20
1265	116 Tashiro H, Fukuda Y, Kimura A, Hoshino S, Shintaku S, et al. Induction of donor-specific hyporeactivity in augmented microchimerism in rat liver transplantation followed by donor bone marrow TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1196-1197	1	2	0	3
1266	117 Ota H, Gotoh M, Ohzato H, Dono K, Takeda Y, et al. Intrathymic microchimerism predicts rejection response in allograft recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1214-1214	1	2	1	4
1267	118 Hisanaga M, Schlitt HJ, Hundrieser J, Wonigeit K, Nakajima Y, et al. Frequency and clinical correlations of allogeneic microchimerism after heart, liver, and lung transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1215-1217	6	8	6	14
1268	119 Durlik M, Lukomska B, Namyslowski A, Janczewska S, Cybulska E, et al. Long-term survival of limb allografts after weaning of cyclosporine: Possible role of microchimerism TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1226-1227	0	0	3	17
1269	120 Tashiro H, Fukuda Y, Kimura A, Hoshino S, Furukawa M, et al. Correlation of high-level microchimerism with graft acceptance in rat liver transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1230-1231	2	2	0	2
1270	132 Matsushita K, Sakamoto K, Sakamaki T, Hayashi R, Yamada K, et al. Microchimerism in renal transplant recipients correlates with better HLA-DRB1 matched status TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 JUN; 29 (4): 2290-2293	3	3	5	12
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1271	143 Yussim A, Klein T, Kfir B, Narinsky R, Shaharabani E, et al. Peripheral microchimerism in living donor kidney transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 SEP; 29 (6): 2692-2693	0	0	6	15
1272	153 Fung JJ Tolerance and chimerism in liver transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 NOV; 29 (7): 2817-2818	1	2	2	19
1273	156 Miyata Y, Ohdan H, Noriyuki T, Shintaku S, Shibata S, et al. Analysis of xenogeneic microchimerism in hamster-to-rat lung xenotransplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 DEC; 29 (8): 3505-3507	1	1	1	8
1274	168 Sakamoto K, Matsushita K, Sakamaki T, Yamada K, Gunji Y, et al. Peripheral blood microchimerism does not correlate with the state of graft acceptance in HLA-DRB1 mismatched renal transplant recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 FEB; 30 (1): 7-8	2	3	4	5
1275	176 Burke GW, Ciancio G, Garcia-Morales R, Ricordi C, Alejandro R, et al. Higher percentage of donor CD 34+ expression in peripheral blood of simultaneous pancreas kidney donor bone marrow versus than kidney islet cell donor bone marrow recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 MAR; 30 (2): 535-536	0	4	3	10
1276	186 Burke GW, Ciancio G, Garcia-Morales R, Ricordi C, Alejandro R, et al. Evidence for microchimerism in peripheral blood, bone marrow, and skin following donor bone marrow kideny-pancreas transplantation at 3 years TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 JUN; 30 (4): 1555-1555	1	5	0	2
1277	193 Miyata Y, Ohdan H, Noriyuki T, Shintaku S, Shibata S, et al. Development of xenogeneic microchimerism correlated with graft outcome in hamster-to-rat heart xenotransplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 AUG; 30 (5): 2484-2485	0	0	0	2
1278	200 Loffeler S, Meyer D, Rolleke G, Gassel HJ, Ulrichs K, et al. Microchimerism is associated with long-term graft acceptance in combined liver/small bowel transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2555-2556	1	3	4	5
1279	201 Zeevi A Immunomonitoring after human limb allotransplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2711-2715	0	5	3	55
1280	202 Hardy MA, Eiref SD, Anastasatos J Donor and recipient immunomodulation as an aid for limb transplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2732-2736	0	3	3	42
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1281	203 Simoneau-Robin I, Mousson C, Zanetta G, Racadot E, Rifle G In vitro study of alloreactivity and microchimerism after injection of dendritic cells and anti-CD4 monoclonal antibody in a combination of Lewis-Wistar furth rats: Preliminary data TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2857-2858	0	6	0	6
1282	204 Salomao A, Botelho E, Farah K, Lima M, Paulo G Evaluation of the tolerance state to renal grafts by peripheral blood mononuclear cells in patients with more than eight years of graft survival TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2893-2894	0	0	2	5
1283	209 Kita Y, Uchida S, Ogawa A, Tadokoro K, Hirata M, et al. New methods to detect donor-type DNA in HLA-DRB1-matched living-related liver transplant recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3493-3495	0	0	4	9
1284	210 Suzuki K, Kazui T, Kawabe A, Yan H, Li XK, et al. Origin, occurrence, and function of microchimeric cells: V. Quantitative aspects of microchimerism following pancreaticoduodenal transplantation model in rats TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3849-3849	2	3	0	6
1285	211 Ito H, Hamano K, Gohra H, Katoh T, Fujimura Y, et al. Role of microchimerism on long-term graft survival after donor-specific transfusion in a rat heart transplantation model TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3862-3864	2	5	2	15
1286	212 Miyata Y, Ohdan H, Noriyuki T, Yoshioka S, Asahara T, et al. Dynamic changes in xenogeneic microchimerism after hamster-to-rat lung and heart xenotransplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3867-3868	0	0	1	5
1287	213 Sho M, Nakajima Y, Hisanaga M, Kanehiro H, Kin T, et al. Simultaneous inoculation of donor lymphocyte subsets with transplantation in a rat cardiac allograft model TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3876-3878	0	0	2	13
1288	214 Suzuki K, Kazui T, Kawabe A, Yan H, Li XK, et al. Clonal expansion of T lymphocyte lineage cells in microchimeric cells TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3879-3880	0	0	0	5
1289	215 Lee JM, Hu CY, Hsieh RP, Lee YC, Lee PH, et al. Variation of microchimerism in long-term renal allograft transplantation and progression of immune tolerance TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3888-3889	1	1	2	6
1290	227 Ko S, Deiwick A, Dinkel A, Wonigeit K, Schlitt HJ Passenger leukocytes from a heart allograft can induce lethal lymphoid aplasia TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 139-140	0	1	5	8
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1291	228 Ko S, Deiwick A, Dinkel A, Wonigeit K, Schlitt HJ Contribution of passenger leukocytes to the induction and maintenance of heart allograft acceptance TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 158-159	0	2	6	13
1292	229 Meyer D, Loffeler S, Otto C, Gassel HJ, Timmermann W, et al. Donor cell population in the liver allograft reflects the recipient immune status TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 437-437	0	1	2	6
1293	230 Miyata Y, Ohdan H, Noriyuki T, Shintaku S, Shibata S, et al. Augmentation of microchimerism with donor bone marrow infusion in hamster-to-rat heart xenograft recipients TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 694-695	0	0	1	3
1294	231 Rao AS, Shapiro R, Corry R, Dodson F, Abu-Elmagd K, et al. Immune modulation in organ allograft recipients by single or multiple donor bone marrow infusions TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 700-701	1	5	2	5
1295	232 Starzl TE, Murase N, Thomson AW, Trucco M, Rao A Regulation of immune reactivity and tolerance by antigen migration and localization: With particular reference to allo- and xenotransplantation TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 763-768	1	2	5	43
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504 Kreisel D, Petrowsky H, Krasinskas AM, Krupnick AS, Szeto WY, et al.

The role of passenger leukocyte genotype in rejection and acceptance of rat liver allografts

TRANSPLANTATION. 2002 MAY 15; 73 (9): 1501-1507

1202

524 Yin DP, Ma LL, Zeng HS, Shen J, Chong AS

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2002 AUG 15; 74 (3): 345-354

1203

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAR 15; 75 (5): 631-636

1204

602 Monaco AP, Medawar P

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 13S-16S

1205

603 Wood KJ

Passenger leukocytes and microchimerism: What role in tolerance induction?

TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 17S-20S

1206

604 De Pauw L, Toungouz M, Goldman M

Infusion of donor-derived hematopoietic stem cells in organ transplantation: Clinical data

TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 46S-49S

1207

605 Ferrand C, Perruche S, Robinet E, Martens A, Tiberghien P, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 MAY 15; 75 (9): 50S-54S

1208

643 Sun WJ, Wang QX, Zhang LH, Liu YS, Zhang M, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 NOV 15; 76 (9): 1351-1359

1209

649 Thiele J, Varus E, Wickenhauser C, Kvasnicka HM, Weirauch K, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2003 NOV 27; 76 (10): 1532-1533

1210

666 Tai CY, Strande LF, Eydelman R, Sheng XL, vanTran JL, et al.

Absence of graft-versus-host disease in the isolated vascularized bone marrow transplant

TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 JAN 27; 77 (2): 316-319

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1211

688 Dahmen U, Dirsch O, Li J, Fiedle M, Lu M, et al.

Adoptive transfer of immunity: A new strategy to interfere with severe hepatitis virus reinfection after woodchuck liver transplantation

TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 APR 15; 77 (7): 965-972

1212

741 Moustafa ME, Srivastava AS, Nedelcu E, Donahue J, Gueorguieva I, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 NOV 15; 78 (9): 1274-1282

1213

745 Bailo M, Soncini M, Vertua E, Signoroni PB, Sanzone S, et al.

Engraftment potential of human amnion and chorion cells derived from term placenta

TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 NOV 27; 78 (10): 1439-1448

1214

755 Michaels MG, Kaufman C, Volberding PA, Gupta P, Switzer WM, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 DEC 15; 78 (11): 1582-1589

1215

756 Idilman R, Erden E, Kuzu I, Ersoz S, Karasu Z, et al.

Recipient-derived hepatocytes in sex-mismatched liver allografts after liver transplantation: Early versus late transplant biopsies

TRANSPLANTATION. 2004 DEC 15; 78 (11): 1647-1652

1216

780 Sasaki K, Nagao Y, Kitano Y, Hasegawa H, Shibata H, et al.

Hematopoietic microchimerism in sheep after in utero transplantation of cultured cynomolgus embryonic stem cells

TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 JAN 15; 79 (1): 32-37

1217

781 Jimenez DF, Leapley AC, Lee CI, Ultsch MN, Tarantal AF

Fetal CD34(+) cells in the maternal circulation and long-term microchimerism in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta)

TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 JAN 27; 79 (2): 142-146

1218

811 Lee PW, Cina RA, Randolph MA, Arellano R, Goodrich J, et al.

In utero bone marrow transplantation induces kidney allograft tolerance across a full major histocompatibility complex barrier in swine

TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 MAY 15; 79 (9): 1084-1090

1219

830 Zander DS, Baz MA, Cogle CR, Visner GA, Theise ND, et al.

Bone marrow-derived stem-cell repopulation contributes minimally to the in transplanted type II pneumocyte pool human lungs

TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 JUL 27; 80 (2): 206-212

1220

859 Mathes DW, Solari MG, Randolph MA, Gazelle GS, Yamada K, et al.

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1221

865 Kiyomoto T, Ito T, Uchikoshi F, Ohkawa A, Akamaru Y, et al.

The potent role of graft-derived NKR-P1(+)TCR alpha beta T+ (NKT) cells in the spontaneous acceptance of rat liver allografts

TRANSPLANTATION. 2005 DEC 27; 80 (12): 1749-1755

1222

889 Kiyomoto T, Toyokawa H, Nakao A, Kaizu T, Demetris AJ, et al.

The difficulty of eliminating donor leukocyte microchimerism in rat recipients bearing established organ allografts

TRANSPLANTATION. 2006 FEB 15; 81 (3): 438-444

1223

923 Koopmans M, Hovinga ICLK, Baelde HJ, de Heer E, Bruijn JA, et al.

Endothelial chimerism in transplantation: Looking for needles in a haystack

TRANSPLANTATION. 2006 JUL 15; 82 (1): S25-S29

1224

1024 Pujal JM, Grinyo JM, Gil-Vernet S, Caldes A, Hernandez P, et al.

Early hematopoietic microchimerism predicts clinical outcome after kidney transplantation

TRANSPLANTATION. 2007 NOV 15; 84 (9): 1103-1111

1225

1033 Han D, Berman DM, Kenyon NS

Sequence-specific analysis of microchimerism by real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction in same-sex nonhuman primates after islet and bone marrow transplantation

TRANSPLANTATION. 2007 DEC 27; 84 (12): 1677-1685

1226

1087 Miles CD, Schaubel DE, Liu D, Port FK, Rao PS

The role of donor-recipient relationship in long-term outcomes of living donor renal transplantation

TRANSPLANTATION. 2008 MAY 27; 85 (10): 1483-1488

1227

1175 Kruse B, Thissen S, Warnecke G, Avsar M, Gottlieb J, et al.

Correlation of Donor Leukocyte Chimerism With Pulmonary Allograft Survival After Immunosuppressive Drug Withdrawal in a Porcine Model

TRANSPLANTATION. 2009 MAY 27; 87 (10): 1468-1477

1228

1188 Pujol-Borrell R, Herrero-Mata MJ, Palou E, Armengol MP

Immunological Senescence and Thymic Function in Transplantation

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1229

1331 Gadi VK, Nelson JL, Guthrie KA, Anderson CC, Boespflug ND, et al.

Soluble Donor DNA and Islet Injury After Transplantation

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1230

1360 Jankowska-Gan E, Sheka A, Sollinger HW, Pirsch JD, Hofmann RM, et al.

Pretransplant Immune Regulation Predicts Allograft Outcome: Bidirectional Regulation Correlates With Excellent Renal Transplant Function in Living-Related Donor-Recipient Pairs

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1231

1 LIEGEOIS A, ESCOURROU J, OUVRE E, CHARREIRE J

MICROCHIMERISM - STABLE STATE OF LOW-RATIO PROLIFERATION OF ALLOGENEIC BONE-MARROW

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1977; 9 (1): 273-276

1232

11 DEMETRIS AJ, MURASE N, FUJISAKI S, FUNG JJ, RAO AS, et al.

HEMATOLYMPHOID CELL TRAFFICKING, MICROCHIMERISM, AND GVH REACTIONS AFTER LIVER, BONE-MARROW, AND HEART-TRANSPLANTATION

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1993 DEC; 25 (6): 3337-3344

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1233

18 NAGANO H, MONDEN M, GOTOH M, TANIGAWA T, HASUIKE Y, et al.

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23 NAGANO H, MONDEN M, GOTOH M, TANIGAWA T, HASUIKE Y, et al.

EXISTENCE OF MICROCHIMERISM IN THE SPLEEN AFTER INTRAPORTAL INJECTION IN MOLECULAR-BIOLOGICAL AND IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE STUDY

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1235

26 DEMETRIS AJ, MURASE N, DELANEY CP, WOAN M, FUNG JJ, et al.

THE LIVER ALLOGRAFT, CHRONIC (DUCTOPENIC) REJECTION, AND MICROCHIMERISM - WHAT CAN THEY TEACH US

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1236

27 MASAKI Y, HIRASAWA A, OKUYAMA S, TSUJIMOTO G, IWAYA M, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 148-150

1237

28 HAMANO K, RAWSTHORNE M, BUSHELL A, MORRIS PJ, WOOD KJ

DONOR MICROCHIMERISM IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF TOLERANCE TO DONOR ALLOANTIGENS IN RECIPIENTS TOLERANT OF CARDIAC ALLOGRAFTS

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 151-152

1238

29 SCHLITT HJ, HUNDRIESER J, HISANAGA M, UTHOFF K, KARCK M, et al.

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1239

30 SIMEONOVIC CJ, TOWNSEND MJ, TEITTINEN KUS, GROVES JC, WILSON JD

ASSESSMENT OF COMBINED THYMUS AND HEMATOPOIETIC-TISSUE XENOGRAFTS FOR THE INDUCTION OF XENOGENEIC MICROCHIMERISM IN NOD MICE

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 FEB; 27 (1): 160-163

1240

31 HISANAGA M, HUNDRIESER J, UTHOFF K, WAHLERS T, PICHLMAYR R, et al.

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33 YOKOI Y, HIRASAWA S, IWAYA M, OKUYAMA S, NAKAMURA S, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 APR; 27 (2): 1555-1557

1242

34 HARA M, SHIBATA K, HIRASAWA A, IWAYA M, OKUYAMA S, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1995 APR; 27 (2): 1580-1582

1243

35 BESTIAN JM, JANIN A, ZENNER L, PRUVOT FR, ZELUS D, et al.

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1244

69 Weyhrich JT, Andrews RG, Nelson KA, Gaur L, Akimoto H, et al.

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1245

70 Hisanaga M, Schlitt HJ, Hundrieser J, Nakajima Y, Kanehiro H, et al.

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1246

71 Hisanaga M, Schlitt HJ, Hundrieser J, Nakajima Y, Kanehiro H, et al.

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1247

78 Li XK, Masaki Y, Hara MH, Shibata K, Koga Y, et al.

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1248

79 Hara MH, Shibata K, Sekiya R, Matsuzaki Y, Onitsuka T, et al.

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1249

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1250

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1252

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1253

84 Hara MH, Shibata K, Matsuzaki Y, Onitsuka T, Koga Y, et al.

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1254

85 Hara MH, Tanigawa M, Matsuzaki M, Onitsuka T, Shibata K, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 JUN; 28 (3): 1370-1371

1255

87 Masaki Y, Li XK, Miyahara T, Oohara T, Yamada T, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 AUG; 28 (4): 2056-2057

1256

88 Suzuki H, Hara MH, Miyahara T, Tanigawa M, Matsuzaki Y, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 AUG; 28 (4): 2058-2060

1257

96 Masaki Y, Miyahara T, Oohara T, Yamada T, Hoshi K, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 OCT; 28 (5): 2497-2498

1258

97 Garnier JL, Daoud S, FavreVictoire I, Cozon G, Boulez J, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 OCT; 28 (5): 2834-2834

1259

102 Dahmen U, Tanigawa T, Rogiers X, LindkaerJensen S, Broelsch CE

Accelerated rejection of a skin graft after liver transplantation from a sensitized donor: Functional aspects of microchimerism

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1996 DEC; 28 (6): 3243-3245

1260

111 Schlitt HJ

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Human liver passenger cells suppress autologous and allogeneic blood lymphocytes proliferation

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1105-1107

1262

113 Garnier JL, Touraine JL, Gebuhrer L

No detectable microchimerism in long-term tolerant recipients of living-donor kidneys

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1181-1181

1263

114 Shirwan H, Wang C, Barwari L, Carmer DV

Recipient-donor microchimerism is not a prerequisite for the maintenance of allograft tolerance

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1182-1183

1264

115 Sugioka A, Morita M, Esaki T, Hasumi A, Kurosawa Y

Evaluation of microchimerism after orthotopic liver transplantation between allogeneic mice

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1189-1192

1265

116 Tashiro H, Fukuda Y, Kimura A, Hoshino S, Shintaku S, et al.

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1266

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1214-1214

1267

118 Hisanaga M, Schlitt HJ, Hundrieser J, Wonigeit K, Nakajima Y, et al.

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1268

119 Durlik M, Lukomska B, Namyslowski A, Janczewska S, Cybulska E, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1997 FEB-MAR; 29 (1-2): 1226-1227

1269

120 Tashiro H, Fukuda Y, Kimura A, Hoshino S, Furukawa M, et al.

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1270

132 Matsushita K, Sakamoto K, Sakamaki T, Hayashi R, Yamada K, et al.

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143 Yussim A, Klein T, Kfir B, Narinsky R, Shaharabani E, et al.

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153 Fung JJ

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1273

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Analysis of xenogeneic microchimerism in hamster-to-rat lung xenotransplantation

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1274

168 Sakamoto K, Matsushita K, Sakamaki T, Yamada K, Gunji Y, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 FEB; 30 (1): 7-8

1275

176 Burke GW, Ciancio G, Garcia-Morales R, Ricordi C, Alejandro R, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 MAR; 30 (2): 535-536

1276

186 Burke GW, Ciancio G, Garcia-Morales R, Ricordi C, Alejandro R, et al.

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1277

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1278

200 Loffeler S, Meyer D, Rolleke G, Gassel HJ, Ulrichs K, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2555-2556

1279

201 Zeevi A

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 SEP; 30 (6): 2711-2715

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202 Hardy MA, Eiref SD, Anastasatos J

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203 Simoneau-Robin I, Mousson C, Zanetta G, Racadot E, Rifle G

In vitro study of alloreactivity and microchimerism after injection of dendritic cells and anti-CD4 monoclonal antibody in a combination of Lewis-Wistar furth rats: Preliminary data

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1282

204 Salomao A, Botelho E, Farah K, Lima M, Paulo G

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New methods to detect donor-type DNA in HLA-DRB1-matched living-related liver transplant recipients

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3493-3495

1284

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Origin, occurrence, and function of microchimeric cells: V. Quantitative aspects of microchimerism following pancreaticoduodenal transplantation model in rats

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212 Miyata Y, Ohdan H, Noriyuki T, Yoshioka S, Asahara T, et al.

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3867-3868

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213 Sho M, Nakajima Y, Hisanaga M, Kanehiro H, Kin T, et al.

Simultaneous inoculation of donor lymphocyte subsets with transplantation in a rat cardiac allograft model

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1998 NOV; 30 (7): 3876-3878

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214 Suzuki K, Kazui T, Kawabe A, Yan H, Li XK, et al.

Clonal expansion of T lymphocyte lineage cells in microchimeric cells

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1290

227 Ko S, Deiwick A, Dinkel A, Wonigeit K, Schlitt HJ

Passenger leukocytes from a heart allograft can induce lethal lymphoid aplasia

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228 Ko S, Deiwick A, Dinkel A, Wonigeit K, Schlitt HJ

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229 Meyer D, Loffeler S, Otto C, Gassel HJ, Timmermann W, et al.

Donor cell population in the liver allograft reflects the recipient immune status

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TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 700-701

1295

232 Starzl TE, Murase N, Thomson AW, Trucco M, Rao A

Regulation of immune reactivity and tolerance by antigen migration and localization: With particular reference to allo- and xenotransplantation

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 763-768

1296

233 Sahota A, Yang M, McDaniel HB, Hall M, Sidner RA, et al.

Microchimerism analysis using polymerase chain reaction assays that selectively amplify donor DNA

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 800-801

1297

234 Ko S, Deiwick A, Dinkel A, Wonigeit K, Schlitt HJ

Functional relevance of donor-derived hematopoietic microchimerism only for induction but not for maintenance of allograft acceptance

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 920-921

1298

235 Starzl TE, Murase N, Thomson AW, Trucco M, Rao A

Immunity and tolerance are related, and governed by antigen migration and localization

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 FEB-MAR; 31 (1-2): 1406-1411

1299

251 Starzl TE, Murase N, Thomson AW, Trucco M, Rao A

Regulation of immune reactivity and tolerance by antigen migration and localization: With particular reference to allo- and xenotransplantation

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 1999 JUN; 31 (4): 1806-1811

1300

333 Sternberg IA, Klein T, Narinsky R, Yussim A

Peripheral microchimerism in living donor kidney transplantation - Correlation with posttransplantation course and long-term graft survival

TRANSPLANTATION PROCEEDINGS. 2000 JUN; 32 (4): 690-691

topic search: microchimer* papers found on Web of Science topic search for "microchimer*"	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 7398, GCS 21737, CR 38784 Collection span: 1977 - 2012
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