... (PTLD) represent a spectrum of lymphoid diseases complicating the clinical course of transplant recipients. Most PTLD are Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) associated with viral latency type III. Several in vitro studies have revealed an interaction between EBV latency proteins and molecules of the apoptosis...

... monoclonal antibodies alter cell-mediated im­ munity in vivo. Transplantation 1991:51:219. 10 Guckel B. Berek C. I.utz M. Altevogt P. Schirrmacher V, Kyewski BA: Anti-CD2 antibodies induce T cell unresponsiveness in vivo. J Exp Med 1991:174:957. 11 Jonker M. Malisscn Von Vrccswijk W: In vivo application...

...William Currie; Vijay K. Sharma; Stanislas M. Stepkowski; Ronald F. Payce This study examines protein synthesis in heterotopically transplanted rat hearts and several tissues of recipient rats. Donor hearts and recipient tissues synthesized many of the normally occurring proteins observed...

...Molly F. Kulesz-Martin; Arthur Birnkrant; William F. McLimans We have reported that human skin, cultured in a controlled environment system (steady state), yields epidermis-like growth from adult donor split thickness specimens. A procedure for transplantation of such cellular outgrowths to athymic...

... osteoclasts when transplanted into ia/ia rats. This investigation was pursued in an attempt to determine the cellular source of this cure by transplanting various populations of cells from 21 -day-old normal rats to unrelated newborn ia/ia recipients. The effects of treatment were evaluated radiographically...

... growth was demonstrable not only with human tumors that had been established in serial transplantation in athymic nude mouse hosts, but also with primary surgical explants. Growth rates of transplantation-established xenograft systems were similar whether implanted in athymic nude or in normal...